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Pushpesh Pant

Gurgaon, New Delhi
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Sometime teacher, obsessed by food, trying to reinvent himself everyday. RETWEETS AREN'T ENDORSEMENTS! Some are accidental.
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Colourful Foods of Freedom Struggle and Soul-Stirring Songs

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By Pushpesh Pant
| India Narrative
36 Independence Day is celebrated every year with the unfurling of the tricolor on the ramparts of the Red Fort, and sweets- mostly a couple of bundi laddus- are distributed to school children. There was a time when specially prepared tricolored burfi was part of the treat.
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‘Memories on a Platter’ by Rohini Rana offers a twist in the fusion tale

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By Pushpesh Pant
| Tribune (India) Verified
Rohini Rana is an Indian princess who got married at a young age to the scion of an aristocratic family in Nepal. For years, she traversed the length and breadth of Nepal with her husband, who served in the army and rose to the rank of commander-in-chief. Her collection of recipes is exceptionally rich, ranging from refined delicacies served in the grand palaces of Nepal to what the commoners subsisted on in the far-flung regions of the landlocked country.
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Call of the Wild: Men, Myths and Memories

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By Pushpesh Pant
| India Narrative
84 “Tyger! Tyger! burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry?” Sadly, the king of the Indian forest, the mount of Goddess Durga, is endangered today in his own realm. The campaign to save him began with great fanfare at Corbett National Park more than half a century ago—a sanctuary named after the legendary hunter of man-eaters in Kumaon. The myth has deified Corbett Sahib as the paternalistic white saviour of wretched, dark villagers.
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