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The Nithari Case - A Grim Chapter in India's Crime History

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The horrific tale of Nithari  The short man watched silently from the roof of the bungalow as Jyoti, 10, daughter of the local washerman Jhabbu Lal, left her home one morning to give some clothes to the homes in Noida's upmarket Sector 31. In a flash, he was outside the gates. Calling out to the Class IV student of the nearby government school, he waved a handful of sweets. The little girl, her skirt torn, her face streaked with dirt was tempted. As she entered, the iron gates snapped shut. Once inside, the man, and his burly master took turns to rape her, her muffled cries evoking no interest in the neighbouring row of houses. The man then strangled her, taking her body to the bathroom, calmly hacking it to pieces with a kitchen knife before dumping the body parts in a drain near the house a few days later.Horrific but true.  You all may have watched something on netflix series named Sector 36 which is based on nithari kand how a servent helped his owner to rape s...
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History of Lodhi Garden

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                History of Lodhi Garden  A 90-acre garden complex situated in New Delhi, India, the Lodi Gardens is comprised of tombs, mosques and other structures commissioned by members of the Sayyid, Lodi, and Mughal dynasties from the mid-fifteenth century onwards. The most significant additions to the complex, the Bada Gumbad, and the Shish Gumbad were made during the reign of Sikandar Lodi (r. 1489–1517), and the place was named after his dynasty following the independence of India in 1947. Scholars believe that the choice of this site was made by three different ruling families because of its proximity to the Nizamuddin Dargah, the burial site of Khwaja Nizamuddin Auliya, a venerated thirteenth-century Sufi saint. Lodi Gardens has a number of entry points and four official gates. At the southern end of it is the tomb of Muhammad Shah Sayyid (r. 1434–45) of the Sayyid dynasty, while at the northern end lies the tomb of Sika...
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PCOS is on the rise among Indian women. know why!

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          PCOS is on the rise among Indian                           women. Know why!  PCOS ( polycystic ovary syndrome  ) ! It is a common hormone disorder in women of reproductive age. Women with PCOS may have rare or chronic menstrual periods or have high levels of male hormones (androgens) . The ovaries may develop several small collections of fluid (vesicles) and do not release eggs regularly. The exact cause of PCOS is not found yet. According to a study by the PCOS Society, one in five women in India have PCOS ( polycystic ovary syndrome ) and 1 in 10 women have PCOS worldwide, a common endocrine system condition in women of reproductive age. Six out of every ten women with this condition are diagnosed with PCOS . PCOS was first described in 1935 . However, there is a general lack of understanding of the problem in India and it has not been noticed for years....
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Namak Haraam ki Haveli

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Namak Haraam ki Haveli  Located in a narrow alley where one is immediately engulfed by coal dust, is a haveli that is known for all the wrong reasons. A present resident of Namak Haraam Ki Haveli, Ashok Agarwal, tells that Lala Bhawani Mal Khatri was a businessman of the 19th century who often passed secret information from the Mughals to the British and from the British to the Mughals. This betrayal gave him the name of a ‘namak haraam’ (traitor). Locals despised him, and refused to pay him the respect he demanded.       ashok agarwal, one of the present              resident of Namak Haraam ki Haveli  Legend has it that Lala Bhawani Mal Khatri asked the British to issue an order stating that no one should call the former a ‘namak haraam’. The British even issued this order but the locals refused to abide by it, and the name Namak Haraam Ki Haveli stuck through the centuries. Years later, the haveli was occupied by...
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A crispy, spicy, and irresistible snacks

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Korean Long Fries Are you ready to indulge in a snack that's both familiar and exotic? Look no further than Korean Long Fries, a dish that's taken the world by storm with its crispy exterior, fluffy interior, and addictive spicy kick. In this blog, we'll take you through a step-by-step recipe to make Korean Long Fries at home. With just a few simple ingredients and some basic cooking skills, you'll be enjoying this mouth-watering snack in no time. -Ingredients - 5 large potatoes - 1 spoon oil - 1 spoon salt - 4 spoons corn flour - 1 full and 1 half packet of Maggie masala - Butter paper - Oil for deep frying -Instructions 1. Prep the potatoes: Wash the potatoes thoroughly and cut them into 4 big pieces. Boil them in water with 1 spoon oil and 1 spoon salt for 5-10 minutes, or until they soften. 2. Rest the potatoes: Keep the boiled potatoes aside for 5 minutes to allow them to cool down slightly. 3. Make the batter: Mash the potatoes and mix in 1 spoon salt,...
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