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We Love Our Spicy Food But How Did Chillies Become A Big Part Of Malaysian Cuisine?

Malaysians love the spice from chillies but our tongues would never be introduced to such hot flavours if it weren’t for the Portuguese in the 16th century.

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Blooming Zephyrs And Uprooting Tempests

Representational Photo By S.Sarwar.Malik Human history is replete with transactions of myriad types. Once man started to walk on this

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A long history of investor meets and trade fairs in Madras

A long history of investor meets and trade fairs in Madras
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Frame right policies to save Goa tourism | The Navhind Times

Frame right policies to save Goa tourism | The Navhind Times
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Unseen, rarely read but still present: The persistence of French writing by Indians

French has been a South Asian language since the 17th century, when agents of the French East India Company and French travellers arrived in India.

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