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Andhra Pradesh releases Rs 27 crore for Cyclone Arnab relief operations, deploys 15 NDRF teams
The IMD said the storm was likely to intensify further into a very severe cyclonic storm within the next 12 hours and move northwestwards after the evening of October 27. It is expected to cross the Andhra Pradesh and Yanam coasts between Bapatla and Visakhapatnam, close to Yanam, by the forenoon of October 28, with maximum sustained wind speed of 115-125 kmph, gusting to 140 kmph.
Lalita Saptami 2026 date and time: Know when to observe, significance, rituals, fasting rules and more
Lalita Saptami 2026 will be observed on September 18, a day before Radha Ashtami, honouring Sri Lalita Sakhi and her tradition of selfless service to Radha-Krishna. The observance is especially significant in Braj, including Barsana and Vrindavan. Here is everything to know about the tithi timings, spiritual significance, home puja vidhi, fasting practices and puja samagri.
Mahashivratri 2024 fasting rules: Do's and don'ts while keeping and breaking fast to please Lord Shiva
Mahashivaratri 2024: On the sacred occasion of Shivratri, devotees traditionally fast and seek the blessings of Lord Shiva. This year, the festival falls on March 8, 2024. There are three types of fasts that can be observed: Nirjala Vrat, Phalahara Vrat, and Samapta. On March 9, it is recommended to take a purifying bath, conduct a puja, and offer homemade sweets and fruits as part of the rituals. Fasting guidelines include rising early, cleansing the surroundings, abstaining from salt, adopting a pure lifestyle, and practicing meditation and mantra recitation.
Why Indian sweets struggle to become world famous
The article discusses the historical and cultural perceptions of Indian sweets, or mithai, both within India and abroad. It notes that Indian sweets have often been characterized as too sweet, greasy, and brightly colored. The colonial-era British Raj contributed to this view, using sweets to emphasize India's perceived differences.
Dodla Dairy shares rally 19% on Sri Krishna Milks acquisition
The Hyderabad-based dairy company said it has acquired Karnataka-based Sri Krishna Milks for Rs 50 crore to expand its business. The deal, executed in the form of cash, will conclude in two months. Krishna Milks Pvt Ltd (SKMPL), incorporated in 1989, was the first private sector dairy company in Karnataka. It is mainly into procuring milk, manufacturing, and selling dairy products. Its turnover in 2020-21 was Rs 67.27 crore.
Stocks in the news: RIL, Granules India, HDFC, SBI, Dodla Dairy and NMDC
Reliance Retail Ventures announced the acquisition of a majority 89 per cent equity stake in Clovia, an industry leader in the bridge-to-premium intimate wear category, with an investment of Rs 950 crore.
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IPL 2021: All you need to know about your favourite team
This is year there are a few changes in the way matches will be played. The BCCI has shortlisted six venues — Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Ahmedabad and Bengaluru —to conduct all the matches.
'Rabri': A sweet treat from Mathura that adds a creamy twist to kulfis, malpuas & jalebis
Both malai and rabdi are made by reducing milk in heat.
View: Mamata walking Mulayam path, bid to suppress ‘Jai Sri Ram’ will backfire
It is instructive to recall the events of 1990 in the context of recent happenings in West Bengal.
Dairy startups milk jallikattu campaign
Startups are harnessing technology not only to streamline supply, ordering and distribution of milk, but they're also making sure dairy products from indigenous breeds get a leg up.
Tired of life in a metro? Unwind on a rural safari
Many resorts just outside Bengaluru are encouraging guests to roll up their sleeves and engage in some village action.
Neither farmers, nor consumers happy with loss-making Karnataka Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
KMF is unable to market or cope with the huge amount of milk it receives daily; it diverts it to milk powder and milk products, which result in losses of Rs 5-7/litre.
Elaborate arrangements in Mathura ahead of Janmashtami festival
The abode of Thakur Ji at Bhagwat Bhavan is being artistically shaped as ancient 'Pushpa Ghant Bangla' with the help of thousands of lotus.
2014: A politically eventful year for India
The states of Jharkahand, Maharashtra and Haryana witnessed a regime change and Jammu and Kashmir saw a hung Parliament in the recent elections.
How votes are 'caste' in Tamil Nadu
Caste continues to be among the key determinants of electioneering, and Tamil Nadu could be one of the more striking examples of caste leanings playing a part in the choice of representatives.
Ganpati festival: Transformation through ages
As the Ganesh festival reaches its crescendo, ET correspondent looks at the Elephant God as seen through Western eyes over the centuries, and how the views have changed and deepened.
Sweet Branding: IMF pedas, scam-free jalebis break mould
During Diwali every second shop in Mumbai’s downtown financial district seems to be selling sweets. But only one has IMF pedas. Fountain Dry Fruit Stores stands at the corner opposite the High Court and HongKong Bank with Dalal Street at its back.
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