food

Mumbai offers every kind of cuisine for the gastronomically inclined. From South-Indian food and Mughlai, to fast-food and exotic options – there is a little something for everyone. However there are some restaurants and eateries that have cultivated a loyal fan base over the years. You'd love to visit them.

Move away from the inconsistent chatter of radio channels and switch to podcasts, where the focus is on solid, interesting content and less on commercialisation. Here's a list of ten podcasts from India that are well-researched and intelligent that is sure to keep you hooked.

There are some eating joints in Bengaluru that make you a very happy camper. So many stories and anecdotes to share, so many food memories to re-live.

Minu Pauline, owner of Pappadavada in Kochi, started the public fridge initiative to feed the homeless and utilise excess food, called Nanma Maram.

He stumbled across some slum kids while walking to the temple one morning — feeding them has become his religion since then! Read the heartwarming story of a man who is using his imagination and effort to ensure food keeps the children motivated to attend school.

There is an army of Robin Hoods spread across different cities in India and Pakistan. They are seen dressed in green, much like their namesake - a heroic outlaw in English folklore. And they go out at night, fighting hunger with a powerful weapon - food.

Youngsters in 32 villages of Ghoshergram and Jhunjkagram panchayats in Bankura district of West Bengal have formed groups that spread awareness on issues related to health, education and development in amazing ways.

Are you a foodie? Well, some believe that Indian food makes a foodie out of anyone. And if you are a foodie who loves to travel, you can have a blast here. Because all of our famous tourist destinations are backed by at least one special dish which we MUST try out when visiting. With this beautifully animated video, explore the 'Delhicious' food map of India.

Watch the tempting video that gives you a glimpse of the mouth watering food of the country.

Here is how Rajasthan schools are using a fortified mid-day meal model to address undernourishment among kids. Here we learn about what goes into making these meals healthy and nutritious.