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From convent classrooms to crossroads of chaos, Mind Your English: The Indian English Express celebrates how we turned proper British English into something gloriously our own. This witty ride from Kashmir to Kanyakumari captures the quirks, humour, and heart that make Indian English irresistible.

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Not sure if your tree needs help? Learn to identify signs like dead branches, leaning trunks, or fungal growth—and know when to call a professional arborist-how to tell if your tree needs professional attention.

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Wondering how to spend a lazy day? Tune into retro songs, make some paneer bhurji, and enjoy slow living with peace and playlists. My no-stress recipe for lazy days filled with music, flavour, and calm.

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The Never-Ending Battle of AC vs Fan-India’s Cold War at Home-AC or fan? Every Indian home hosts this cold war daily. Dive into the hilarious heat of temperature tantrums and thermostat trauma!

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Indian Guest Etiquette from Namaste to Nightmare-n India, “Atithi Devo Bhava” sounds divine — until the guest becomes Devo Forever. From filter coffee–carrying angels to fridge-raiding freeloaders, we’ve all hosted them. As a South Indian Sardarni, I’ve seen both worlds — the disciplined early-bird guests who fold their sheets and the baraatis who arrive three hours late but ...

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