Army
Viral Video: Beautiful Cafe Run By Indian Army Gets Anand Mahindra's ApprovalA beautiful cafe in Kashmir has grabbed eyeballs on the internet after businessman Anand Mahindra shared its video.
- The eat of battle - how the world's armies get fed
An army marches on its stomach but what do different countries feed their troops? Who gets smoked sprats or tinned cheddar - and who wants 'three-year pizza'?The Taliban might be just a few hundred metres ...
- This 79-Year-Old Granny Is An Army Veteran Who Now Runs A Street-Side Stall
Check out the inspiring journey of this elderly women who worked as an administrative officer in the Indian army and now runs a food stall.
- Pics: Vicky Kaushal Makes Rotis For Indian Army Jawans At The Border
Vicky Kaushal yesterday shared several pictures of himself among the jawans, including one where he's preparing rotis for them. Kaushal is filming an episode of 'Jai Jawan' with NDTV.
- BTS Member Jin Gets Ice Cream From Fan, Army Reacts On Twitter
BTS member, Jin, enjoyed a scrumptious ice cream that was gifted by a fan. Here's how BTS Army reacted to his picture!
- Swiggy's New Initiative Aims To Redistribute Surplus Food From Restaurants
Swiggy has collaborated with the Robin Hood Army (RHA), a volunteer-driven organization, to execute this initiative.
- BTS Army Rejoice: McDonald's To Offer K-Pop Band's Favourite Meal In India
This special BTS meal will be available in North and East India from June 1 and South and West India from June 4, 2021.
- Fan Preserves 'BTS Meal' In A Box; Twitter Thread Leads To Utter Confusion
The 'BTS meal' is no longer being sold by the fast-food chain, and therefore many fans have ended up preserving the box. Sounds bizarre, right?!
- BTS's Jimin Left In Tears After Eating Spicy Food, Fans Call Him 'Dramatic'
Jimin recently shared a video that featured his latest meals - ramen and crispy chicken. In the next clip, we could see him shedding tears. Read on to know more.
- In Search Of Soup Dumplings, Thousands On Cycles Clog Roads In Chinese City
The event was part of a trend of young Chinese travelling on the cheap and spending as little as possible at a time of scarce job prospects, when wages are under pressure.
