https://www.architecturaldigest.in/story/most-beautiful-coffee-shops-in-india-cafes-near-me-delhi-bengaluru-mumbai-pune-goa/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-intl-en These coffee shops in India serve scrumptious dishes and delightful brews in a charming setting. By Pallavi Mehra Just good coffee isn’t enough anymore. With the popularity of social media, coffee shops in India have had to conceptualise unique interiors to attract people. From coffee shops with arresting interiors that transport visitors to magnificent international destinations to cafes housed in ancient buildings, these are the 10 most picturesque coffee shops in India. Machan, Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi The re-imagined Machan features awe-inspiring interiors. Custom designed wall coverings recreating scenes of the jungle-scape depict the beauty of nature and magnificence of the Indian tiger. The arresting cane tree canopies, a series of terracotta animal masks specially created by local artists, contemporary la...
As we age, our skin changes—it may lose some of its youthful glow, become drier, or develop fine lines. While skincare products can help, what you put inside your body is just as important as what you apply on it. That’s where herbal teas come in. With their rich antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and hydration properties, herbal teas can work wonders for maintaining skin health and promoting a radiant complexion. In this post, we’ll explore the best herbal teas that contribute to ageless beauty, helping you nurture your skin from the inside out. 🍵 1. Rooibos Tea – Antioxidant Power for Skin Protection Native to South Africa, rooibos tea is rich in antioxidants like flavonoids and polyphenols , which help combat free radicals—one of the main causes of premature skin aging. Rooibos is also high in zinc , a mineral known for promoting healthy skin. Benefits: Fights oxidative stress to slow aging Protects skin from UV damage Reduces redness and irritation 🌿 Tip...
Tata Tea to buy majority stake in Russian firm | Business Standard News (business-standard.com) Known for its acquisition-led strategy, India’s second-largest branded tea company Tata Tea has made inroads into Russia (after the US and UK) -- the world's third largest tea market by volumes. It has joined hands with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to acquire a 51 per cent controlling stake in Russian packaging and distribution company Grand. It, however, did not disclose the deal size. The move is aimed at fast-tracking its entry into the lucrative beverages segment and also strengthen its presence in the Russian beverages market. It was hardly a week back that Tata Tea, which also claims to be largest player in its segment by volumes, launched T!ON -- a tea- and fruit-based cold beverage to mark its entry into a Rs 4,000 crore segment that is growing at 35 to 40 per cent annually. Established in 1994, Grand is the second-largest importer of tea in Russia...
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