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By the time the Janmashtami puja is over, most Indian kitchens tell the story of the celebration rather well. There is a bowl of homemade kheer waiting to be served, a box of peda brought by relatives, makhan mishri from the bhog, perhaps some panjiri, fruits, milk-based sweets and enough leftovers to last well beyond […]
The puja preparations are nearly done. The flowers are in place, the prasad has been planned, and somewhere in the house somebody is still deciding whether the decorations need “just one more” string of lights. What are we serving everyone? Hosting Janmashtami at home usually means food needs to work around several moving parts. Family […]
Janmashtami food is on its own. Then there’s the sweetness of prasad, the familiar aroma of roasted spices, bowls of makhana piling up and then there’s the inevitable craving of something hot, crisp and crunchy in between. The tricky bit? When it comes to festive snacking, it can be a parade of deep fried food. […]
Janmashtami has a way of making the kitchen busier than expected. There is prasad to prepare, fruits to arrange, sweets waiting their turn, and then someone inevitably asks, “Is there something crispy to eat?” That last request can turn into another round of frying. It does not have to. An air fryer can be particularly […]
The makhan-mishri is ready. The flowers have been arranged. Someone is still looking for the flute that was packed away after last Janmashtami, and the kitchen counter is already busier than expected. And then comes the prasad. For many Indian families, preparing something at home for Janmashtami is an important part of the celebration. Yet […]
Kheer has a funny way of making a kitchen feel festive before the celebration has even properly begun. Milk warming, cardamom opening up, nuts going in at the end that familiar aroma is closely tied to Indian festivals, and Janmashtami is certainly no exception. The difficult part? Traditional kheer asks for attention. Milk needs watching, […]
When summer is at its hottest, come into any electronics store and you’ll hear a lot of buzzwords cooling quicker, inverter technology, AI features, larger sizes, and improved energy ratings. Fair enough. However, one factor that is largely overlooked from manufacturing floors is UV testing. Odd, isn’t it? Most folks think that an air conditioner […]
Forty-plus degrees outside. Afternoon sunlight hitting the walls. The AC has been switched on after someone walks in from the heat, and the expectation is fairly simple: the room needs to become comfortable quickly, without turning electricity consumption into another worry. Then the monsoon arrives and the operating environment changes again. That is why designing […]
The AC System: What’s It Doing Before It Arrives at Your Home? One thing you will not see when you are looking for an air conditioner is it. You weigh up star ratings, cooling performance, smartness and maybe design. Fair enough. But the one thing that most buyers don’t consider, is the testing that is […]
An air conditioner can cool beautifully on day one. The more revealing question is what happens after months of dust, scorching summer afternoons, humid monsoon weather and regular household use. That is where AC maintenance features start to matter. For Indian households, maintenance is not merely about arranging an occasional service. Dust can accumulate around […]
A split air conditioner works mostly unseen, silently throughout its lifespan. The indoor unit draws our attention, that’s the one we see every day. The outdoor unit? It’s outside in the heat of the afternoon, the wind, the rain, the humidity and, in some cities, even the salty ocean air. There’s no way around it, […]
You don’t really notice how durable an air conditioner is on the day it’s installed. That’s the easy part. The real test begins after the second summer. Then comes another monsoon. A dusty season. Perhaps a heat wave with temperatures of 45-50°C. That’s when the distinction between an ordinary AC and a well-designed one begins […]