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Neha Grover

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  • Deputy Editor, NDTV
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Chief Sub-Editor - NDTV Food
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Why Kalpa Village In Himachal Must Visit Hill Station For Nature Lover

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By Neha Grover 
| NDTV
Kalpa is a peaceful hill village in Himachal Pradesh's Kinnaur district. It is known for stunning views of the Kinnaur Kailash range. The village offers a calm escape away from crowded tourist spots. Sunrises and sunsets here create unforgettable mountain views. Tucked away in the picturesque Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, Kalpa is a serene hill destination that captivates travellers with its stunning mountain views and peaceful charm.
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Burnt Garlic Noodles For Quick And Tasty Comfort Meal

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By Neha Grover 
| NDTV Food
When you are looking for a quick, comforting, and flavourful meal, burnt garlic noodles can be the perfect choice. This simple dish brings together the rich aroma of golden-brown garlic with soft noodles, creating a satisfying mix of taste and texture. The slightly smoky flavour of burnt garlic gives the dish a unique touch that makes it stand out from regular noodle recipes.
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Tea Too Strong And Bitter To Drink? Easy Hacks To Make It Smooth Again

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By Neha Grover 
| NDTV Food
Tea is one of the most loved drinks around the world, but sometimes it turns out stronger than expected. Over-brewing, using too many tea leaves, or boiling it for too long can create a bitter and overpowering flavour that is not always enjoyable. Luckily, a cup of strong tea does not have to go to waste. With a few simple changes, you can balance the flavour and make it smooth, pleasant, and easy to drink again.
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