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Green Amaranths Vada.
Pachche harive vade. The lockdown has caused a dwindling pantry and a dwindling pantry meals improvising on recipe’s. The kallina-patrode or spicy colocasia roast has always been a favourite of mine. Given my health and pantry conditions it is impossible to make it. Yesterday I saw pacche-harive, or rajgira or dhave-bhaji as it is called…
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World Water Day 2020
It’s a little late in the month. But 22nd March was the world water day. The theme of water day 2020 is water and climate change. 2015 WHO round up shows that 663 million of the population lacks access to safe drinking water. 2016 93%in of the people in Africa have access to…
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The International Day of the Unborn child
International day of the unborn child. Unborn children are those children who have lost their lives to the violence of abortion. In 1999 Pope John Paul II dedicated this injunction with the feast of annunciation which occurs on the 25th of March. It is essentially to celebrate human life. people for dignity of life from…
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TB- Covid Tango on world TB Day
via TB- Covid Tango on world TB Day what we can learn from TB’s track record.
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Revisiting Darwinism.
Once upon a time in the 1980’s Indira Rao our biology teacher spoke taught us about Charles Darwin, and the theory of natural evolution. Like all good students I totally deleted it from my memory the after 12.30pm April 8th 1980, as that was the day we finished out biology exam. Somewhere in the later…
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World Hijab Day – 2020
February 1st. The world Hijab day. Every year I find something new to add to my previous ones. Like I have often mentioned before, too many people behave like the hijab has bizarre powers, maybe something is sewn into its microfibers, it kind of transforms the Muslim girls into Unidentified Covered Objects, and creating…
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