The harvest festival of India, called “Pongal” and “Sankranti” in the south and “Lodhi” in the north, falls in mid.. Read more
Chalta, an evergreen shrub that grows extensively in the wilderness of South-East Asia, in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand, confers numerous exce.. Read more
Custard apple is synonymous with the chilly weather in India, being extensively used in desserts, such as kheers, milkshakes and ice creams, for its i.. Read more
Jamun, well-known as Black plum or Indian blackberry is a highly nutritious fruit that floods the summer markets due to its delightful taste and rich .. Read more
The cold weather outside may be calm and soothing, but the winter season is the time where you might experience a bout of maladies. The nip in the air.. Read more
The “Jungle Jalebi” is an exotic Indian fruit, called so in Hindi, as the fruits or seed pods appear encompassed in flattened whorls, rese.. Read more
Water apple, also known as watery rose apple or simply, rose apple, that goes with the scientific name Syzygium aqueum, is native to South East Asian .. Read more
Peaches, the soft and pulpy fruits, are scientifically termed as Prunus persica and commonly called “Aadu” in Hindi, “Pica” in.. Read more
Pomelo, scientifically termed Citrus maxima or Citrus grandis, goes by several vernacular names such as “Chakotra” in Hindi, “Karuna.. Read more
There are tremendous benefits associated with drinking amla juice on an empty stomach. Amla juice is loaded with many essential minerals and vitamins .. Read more
We have grown up hearing that we can find a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Though that was a belief, but the fact is that if not the pot of go.. Read more
Phalsa, also known as Indian Sherbet Berry that goes with the botanical name Grewia asiatica tops the list of exotic fruits in our country. Widely use.. Read more
