Kadha is an Indian traditional herbal concoction used in Ayurvedic medicine to alleviate symptoms of cold, cough, and other respiratory ailments. It is made by simmering a variety of herbs and spices in water to extract their medicinal properties. Kadha typically includes ingredients such as ginger, cloves, black peppercorns, cinnamon, turmeric, and jaggery or honey for sweetness.
Author Archives: Shilpa Mandara
Photoblog: Felt Right at Home in Ninh Binh
Seeking refuge from the city’s hustle and bustle, we chose Gia Vein District. Anna’s place instantly felt like home to us. As vegetarians, finding suitable food in Vietnam was a concern, and leaving the city seemed daunting. However, Anna graciously catered to us, crafting delicious meals that eased our worries. In a delightful garden, there’sContinue reading “Photoblog: Felt Right at Home in Ninh Binh”
A Sick Day Turned Creative Escape
Down with fever, cold, and cough, facing a screen to write code felt like an insurmountable challenge. Rather than pushing through, I decided to prioritize self-care and took a much-needed day off to rest. The struggle of being sick lies in finding ways to engage the mind without adding stress. In an effort to keep my brain active yet relaxed, I spent the day repurposing my old calendar.
A Tale of Love and Cows in my Family
As I perused my office emails, the sound of my mom’s voice chatting with someone caught my attention. “Kitni patli ho gayi hai, kuch khilate nahi hai tujhe”, she remarked. Assuming a guest had arrived, I stepped out to extend my greetings. To my astonishment, I discovered that my mom was engrossed in conversation withContinue reading “A Tale of Love and Cows in my Family”
Chasing Dragons and Lanterns: A Vietnam Adventure
Shall we visit the lantern lit charming streets and lakes ? I asked my husband, and after a moment’s thought, he replied, Yes 🙂 Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country that has gained popularity in recent years due to its affordability and stunning beauty. My experience there was unforgettable—I had the best interactions with locals,Continue reading “Chasing Dragons and Lanterns: A Vietnam Adventure”
Kanji: India’s Traditional Fermented Drink
Kanji, the ancient Indian elixir, has been tickling taste buds for generations. Its zesty, spicy kick and gut-friendly goodness make it a delicious health potion. The History of Kanji Kanji’s history is steeped in tradition and dates back centuries. It finds its roots in North India, with mentions in ancient Ayurvedic texts. In the past,Continue reading “Kanji: India’s Traditional Fermented Drink”
Power of Bioenzymes: A Natural, Cost-Effective, and Eco-Friendly Cleaning Solution
Say goodbye to expensive and toxic chemical-based room cleaners that not only dent your wallet but also pose risks to human health. These synthetic cleaners not only harm your indoor environment but also contribute to water pollution with their toxic residues. Over time, they can even damage your floors and tiles. The solution? Homemade BioenzymesContinue reading “Power of Bioenzymes: A Natural, Cost-Effective, and Eco-Friendly Cleaning Solution”
Wholewheat Biscuit Recipes
Goodbye to store-bought biscuits and welcome to my homemade ones! Have you ever seen your family enjoying not-so-healthy snacks from the store? I certainly did! My husband loves biscuits, but I wanted to make sure he had something healthy and homemade. This is my first try at making biscuits, and while they’re not perfectly round,Continue reading “Wholewheat Biscuit Recipes”
Dressing up for the Colors of Rajasthan: Exploring My Rajasthan Wardrobe
When it comes to colors, how many are too many? Pairing the same skirt with a different top Don’t forget accessories 🙂
Udaipur – Where Palaces Mirror in Lakes and History Echoes in Every Corner
My sister and I realized that we hadn’t spent quality time together in a while. To escape the daily grind of household chores and office routines, we hatched a plan to visit Udaipur and reconnect. Our first pit stop was at Mausam Bahar near Nimbahera bus stand. Their spread includes mouthwatering kachoris, dahi wadas, andContinue reading “Udaipur – Where Palaces Mirror in Lakes and History Echoes in Every Corner”
