THE WEEK India - August 11, 2019

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India's Best Restaurants: How chefs are embracing farm-to-table and sustainable practices
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Kashmir - Wary About Amit Shah's Moves

Modi government charts an aggressive course in Kashmir with additional troops, high-profile visits, humanitarian gestures and electoral strategising

5 mins

Law And Behold

A strong mandate and a weak opposition have enabled the Modi government to upend parliamentary norms and pursue an ambitious legislative agenda

4 mins

India's Best Restaurants

Although many chefs in india have embraced sustainability and the farm-to-table concept of dining to a certain extent, we still have a long way to go to bring about lasting change

10 mins

Unity In Diversity

An appreciation for regional cuisine has emerged across India, most evidently in restaurants

6 mins

Far East, Near Home

The cluster of Japanese restaurants in Gurugram is almost like a secret subculture in Millennium City

3 mins

Taste For Waste

Slowly but surely, Indian chefs are getting creative with kitchen scraps. But consuming zero-waste food is expensive and niche

4 mins

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