Did you Know Series - Episode 2 - London - Kolkata - London Bus
Did You Know Series Episode 2 - London - Kolkata-London Hope you enjoyed the clip. Please comment, Like and Share. Thank you and bring you next Episode shortly Rashit
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Did You Know Series - Episode 1 - Forgotten Spy Saraswati Rajamani
Did You Know Series Episode 1 - Forgotten Spy Saraswati Rajamani Hope you enjoyed the clip. If yes, please comment, Like and Share. Thank you and bring you next Episode shortly Rashit
Tuppa Anna tavvi uppinakai (lemon pickle) / Varan Bhaat Toop Loncha (lemon pickle)
Tuppa Anna tavvi uppinakai (lemon pickle) / Varan Bhaat Toop Loncha (lemon pickle) Send a North Kannadiga or Maharashtrian on a culinary holiday around the world. Let both of them indulge in Italian Pasta or Pizza in Rome, world-class Japanese sushi, a quintessential American cheeseburger topped off with a Michelin star meal, Delhi’s butter chicken or Kolkata’s macher jhol.They will invariably come back home and demand some hot Tuppa Anna Tavvi Uppinakai / varan bhaat toop Loncha limbu (dal, rice, homemade ghee, pickle and lemon) or even curd rice with mango pickle. They will then pat their tummy, heave a sigh of relief, and say “Atta kuthe jevlya sarkha watala / Eega oota madidnga aat nodpa (Now that’s what I call a meal).” In North Karnataka (Bijapur, Belgaum,Dharwad districts) and Maharashtrian Karnataka households, the humble Tavvi Anna Tuppa / varan bhaat toop is as versatile and ubiquitous as Naomi Campbell on oxygen channel or Radhika Apte’s...
Nuggikeri Hanamappa
This is a small write up on Famous Dharwad Nuggikeri Hanuman temple. , Dharwar or Dharwad (as called in Kannada), is a prominent and famous city in Karnataka. Dharwad is located on the main highway between Bangalore and Pune. Dharwad is famous for Karnataka University, a prominent university of the region and is well-known for its Mishra Pedha. It is a education hub and the city is popular with students and pensioners. Geographically Dharwad is situated on the edge of Western Ghats and hence is a hilly town.The word "Dharwad" means a place of rest in a long travel or a small habitation. For centuries, Dharwad acted as a gateway between the Malenaadu (western mountains) and the Bayalu seeme (plains) and it became a resting place for travellers. The name is derived from the Sanskrit word 'dwarawata', 'dwara' meaning "door" and 'wata' or 'wada'meaning "town". Dharwad is also known for its lakes, but today handful o...