Ingredients
White bread
Cheese thinly sliced
1 cup fruit chutney or regular mint chutney
Butter
Method
Take slices of bread (choose our quantity) and coat them well with butter on both the sides. Now take a pan and sauté bread until it turns crisp brown.
Apply chutney on the inner side of bread, place a slice of cheese and savor them with hot dip.
People living in communities with higher prevalence of fast-food restaurants were significantly less able to enjoy pleasurable activities that require savouring, a new research has found.
“If you want to raise kids where they are less impatient, able to smell the roses and delay gratification, then you should choose to live in a neighbourhood where there is a lower concentration of fast food restaurants,” explained Sanford DeVoe, an associate professor at University of Toronto.
Even packaged fast food is enough to raise people’s impatience, researchers said.
The Shias here have asked Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav to clear ambiguities in Waqf Board appointments, allegedly been done at the behest of Urban Development and Wakf Minister Azam Khan.
A meeting between Shia cleric Kalb-e-Jawwad and the chief minister took place late Wednesday in which the issue was discussed.
Sources said the Shia community is divided over the appointments, alleging that Azam Khan was bribed for them.
“The people being appointed to the board are corrupt and would lead to large scale malpractises,” Kalb-e-Jawwad told IANS.
Ingredients
250 gms Boiled Kidney Beans (Rajma)- 250gms (mashed)
half cup onion, finely diced
1 clove garlic, minced
2 Tbs. bread crumbs
2 Tbs. chopped fresh parsley
1 Tbsp. Ketchup
1/2 tsp. Chili Powder
1/2tsp. Curry Powder
1/4 tsp. Ground Cumin Seed
1/4tsp. Salt
1/4 tsp. Black Pepper Powder
4 slice Cheese
4 Burger buns
Lettuce leaves, tomato slices, cucumber slices, onion slices and butter as required
Method
The benchmark BSE Sensex declined by over 33 points in early trade today as participants indulged in reducing their positions ahead of monthly expiry in the derivatives segment.
The 30-share barometer, which had gained 96.19 points in yesterday’s trade, slipped by 33.59 points, or 0.13 per cent, to 26,053.83 with IT, banking, realty, teck and power stocks leading the fall.
On similar lines, the National Stock Exchange index Nifty fell by 14.25 points, or 0.18 per cent, to 7,777.15.
Bollywood super hit “Dhoom: 3”, which reportedly opened on 2,000 screens in 400 Chinese cities, has entered the Chinese top ten chart.
After storming the Turkish box office and becoming the only Indian film to get to the Turkish Top 10, “Dhoom:3”, Yash Raj Films (YRF) offering, has now entered the Chinese Top 10 Charts at number 9, said a statement from the film’s production house.
Excited about hitting the gym and cutting flab? Make sure to carry essentials like water bottle, hair ties and deodorant in your duffle bag.
Eonline.com shares what should be inside your gym bag:
* Water bottle: Hydration is the key. Keep water on hand with a sleek water bottle.
* Hair Ties: Black hair bands are boring. Liven up your hair tie collection with colourful ones.
* Deodorant: Ditch your drugstore brand deodorant and treat yourself to a luxe alternative instead.
* Razor: A razor will help you to get gym-time ready with smooth and hydrated skin.
Actor Daniel Radcliffe enjoyed gorging on calorific treats while filming for “What If”.
The 25-year-old enjoyed eating special sandwiches, which were made up of a whole loaf of bread, a jar of jam, a jar of peanut butter, bacon rashers and loads of butter, while shooting the upcoming romantic-comedy, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
“If you can get a job where people will pay you to eat Fool’s Gold sandwiches, take it,” he said.
Bollywood super hit “Dhoom: 3”, which reportedly opened on 2,000 screens in 400 Chinese cities, has entered the Chinese top ten chart.
After storming the Turkish box office and becoming the only Indian film to get to the Turkish Top 10, “Dhoom:3”, Yash Raj Films (YRF) offering, has now entered the Chinese Top 10 Charts at number 9, said a statement from the film’s production house.
Indian filmmaker Dev Benegal’s dark comedy “Dead End” was named the best project at the Network of Asian Fantastic Films.
The story of a man, who is declared as dead by a shady government department and has to take extreme measures to prove that he is alive, was co-written by Benegal and Sarat Rao. Satish Kaushik Entertainment and Benegal’s August Entertainment will jointly produce the mmovie.
The Bucheon Award is worth $15,000, reports variety.com.
When real life couple Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan teamed up on the screen, their chemistry failed to entice audiences. Now, they are not interested in doing a project together.
In fact, working with Saif doesn’t top Kareena’s priority list.
When asked why they are not seen on the screen, Kareena said: “It’s not on the top of our list.”
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV), the wholly-owned subsidiary of global commercial vehicle major Daimler AG, announced senior level changes in the light of progress of its Asian Business Model.
Satyakam Arya, Vice-President, Procurement DICV, will move to MFTBC (Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation), Japan, as Vice-President, Procurement, Daimler Trucks Asia.
Arya, who has been with DICV since 2009, will also assume the role as the Global Commodity Head of Mechatronics for Daimler Trucks, effective September 1, DICV said in a statement.
At least 92 Palestinians were killed today, including 20 at a UN-run school, in fierce fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza and the death toll sharply rose to 1,323 despite the Jewish nation agreeing to observe a four-hour humanitarian pause.
Israel continued to pound Gaza from air, land and sea overnight. At least 17 people were killed and more than 200 wounded in the latest Israeli airstrike on a crowded shopping area in the southern city of Khan Yunis.
The death toll in the landslide at Malin village near here rose to 23 this morning even as rescue workers resumed operations, which were hampered during the night due to rains and poor visibility.
As many as 44 houses were crushed in Malin village, situated in Ambegaon taluka, some 120 kms from the district headquarters here in Western Maharashtra, by the massive landslide that occurred yesterday morning trapping about 160 people under the debris after large parts of a hillside collapsed on them.
Tata group will invest $35 billion in the next three years as part of its vision 2025 by when it expects to achieve market capitalisation comparable to the world’s top 25 companies.
Addressing the Tata group’s Annual Leadership Conference in Mumbai this evening, Tata group Chairman Cyrus Mistry laid out the road map for the diversified conglomerate, which saw its total revenue crossing the $100 billion mark again in 2013-14.
Drug firm Lupin has reported a 55.74 per cent rise in consolidated net profit at Rs 624.7 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2014, mainly on account of robust sales in the US and India.
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 401.1 crore for the corresponding period of the previous fiscal, Lupin Ltd said in a statement.
Consolidated net sales of the company also rose to Rs 3,284 crore for the quarter under consideration as against Rs 2,420.7 crore for the same period year ago.
The Australian athletics camp is in turmoil with head coach Eric Hollingsworth suspended and likely to be sent home from the Commonwealth Games over his public spat with 100 meters hurdles star Sally Pearson.
According to the Daily Telegraph, Athletics Australia has acted quickly to dismiss Hollingsworth after he released a statement criticizing Pearson on the eve of her 100 meters hurdles title defence.
Hollingsworth is said to have acted without the consent of his federation, and for them, the timing and context of the statement was sufficient reason to sack him.
A woman died of severe burn injuries after a village muscleman allegedly threw acid on her in Katihar district, police said today.
Dayawati Devi used to deposit money with one Kalu Singh at Ragamatia village. When she demanded her money back, Singh got angry and allegedly poured a bottle of acid on her yesterday.
Local people rushed to the place after hearing her scream and took her to Barsoi sub-divisional hospital where she died, police said.
Dayawati Devi was living with her daughter as her husband had left her several years ago.
A recent study has revealed that 80 percent of women edit their summer snaps before posting them on any social media sites in order to appear more stunning.
The study further revealed that majority of women share photos that flaunt their slimmest angles online and delete any unflattering photos irrespective of other people present in the snap, due to the pressure to look “perfect”, the Daily Star reported.
Russian government on Wednesday urged the Ukrainian side to immediately stop military operations to ensure the security of observers of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
“Continuing armed hostilities in the southeastern Ukraine pose a direct threat to hundreds of citizens of our countries as well as to officers at border checkpoints,” Xinhua quoted the foreign ministry as saying.
A man, who was left with a distorted face after a shotgun accident, has made it to the cover of GQ Magazine after he received world’s first full face transplant.
Richard Lee Norris, who underwent the extensive operation which involved receiving his teeth, jaw and part of his tongue from a donor said that when he was disfigured, people used to stare at him all the time, the Daily Express reported.
The 39-year-old man said that now after the operation, hardly anyone pays attention, unless they know him personally.
Anxious moments were witnessed in Parliament premises yesterday as an alarm went off, triggered after a car “inadvertently” rammed into boom barriers at one of the entries to the heavily-guarded complex that has been targeted by terrorists once.
As soon as the alarm went off, a gypsy carrying commandos rushed towards the gate and blocked the entry.
Amid anxious moments, journalists and lensmen also rushed to catch the developments.
A new study has revealed that having five daily portions of fruits and vegetables lower the risk of death, however having more than five has no effect at all.
The study, which contradicts a previous study suggesting that seven or more daily portions of fruits and vegetables were linked to lowest risk of death, found that average risk of death from all causes was reduced by 5 percent for each additional daily serving of fruit and vegetables, while risk of cardiovascular death was reduced by 4 percent for each additional daily serving of fruit and vegetables.
A new study has revealed that consumption of drinks, which have been sweetened with high-fructose corn syrup or sucrose, in teenage can impair the ability to learn and remember information.
The study found that when adult and adolescent rats were given daily access to sugar-sweetened beverages, the rats that consumed the sugar-sweetened beverages for one month performed normally in tests of cognitive function; however, when consumption occurred during adolescence the rats were impaired in tests of learning and memory capability.
A new study has revealed that eating tree nuts can help in reducing two of the five markers for metabolic syndrome that could lead to life threatening problems such as strokes and heart diseases.
Tree nuts include almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, chestnuts, coconuts, hazelnuts, pecans, macadamia nuts, walnuts, pine nuts and pistachios but not peanuts, which are legumes. The paper found that there was a “modest decrease” in blood fats known as triglycerides and blood sugars among people who added tree nuts to their diets compared to those who ate a control diet.