The Evil of Adulteration

The festive season is finally here... A reason to Celebrate and Enjoy.

Times when people celebrate with oodles of energy and excitement. With Navratras going on and big festivals like Dussehra and Diwali to follow India will witness a farm festive spirit amongst its people.

These amazing and unique festival celebrations give out a strong message of

victory of Good over Evil . . .

However, there are people who overlook this strong message. Evil people, who for their own selfish benefits spoil the festivities by deplorable acts.

These people are the Adulterators. A large quantity of adulterated Khoya used in the preparation of traditional Indian sweets is passed on in the market and can even be fatal.

Why risk your life and spoil the festival spirit when you have the option of preparing lip-smacking festival dishes in the comfort of your homes?

Try out the amazing Indian Recipes which are available online and make it a safe and memorable festive season for you and your family.

Happy Festivities Everyone :-)

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The Black and White of Indian Cinema

Indian film industry is one of the leading and most flourishing film industries in the world. Throughout the year many films are released in India for the cinema loving population of the country.

The present success of the Indian film industry did not come overnight. Lot of this success must be attributed to the exemplary work showcased by the talented film personalities of the Black and White era. These included talented actors, actresses, musicians, technicians and film-makers of the past. We must not forget the contributions made by these cinematic giants who have excelled in their respective areas and impressed one and all by their unforgettable contributions.

We also wonder what the shape of the Indian film industry would've been had we not witnessed such stalwarts who shaped the present film industry of India. Hats off to these icons.