Rathina Sankari

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Pepper, cumin, tomatoes, and tamarind are enough for this potent brew.

To combat hypothyroidism, one writer was forced to eat a fruit that disgusted her.

Motivated by the exhilarating backdrop of director Ruba Nadda’s 2009 award-winning film Cairo Time, Rathina Sankari, family in tow, explored the Egyptian city in pre-pandemic times and discovered herself completely at home with its many moods

This sweet-sour Indian pantry staple makes everything better.

While different regions might have different names for it, paan holds a prominent place in everything from after-dinner snacks to religious ceremonies.

Punekars, as Pune residents are called, are considered high-handed across the region – often to the point of rudeness.

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I found solace in the cooking videos of singer and actor Diljit Dosanhj.

The love of mutton makes Madurai an exception among South Indian religious centres

A family cruises through Egypt’s many cultural and historic riches. But the kids
want fun. Luckily, the Red Sea has answers.

With three generations of travel companions in tow, RATHINA SANKARI sets out on a family reunion trip to discover the undiscovered village of Thandikudi in Tamil Nadu.

The South African township continues to fight its battle against poverty and illiteracy even as it marches ahead into the 21st century.

Denmark, long known for its design aesthetics, is using its expertise to
integrate sustainability into everyday life