Top countries to travel in 2023: Part 3

Living life to the fullest is definitely everyone’s dream. Why spend the days of your youth weary and stuck in the same pot, spread your wings and fly around the world, and experience the finest cuisines, the vivid cultures, spiritually awakening places of worship and the wonders of mother nature. This is the part 3 of the ongoing series wherein we discuss the best countries to travel in 2023. Check out the first 2 parts and follow for more such content! Egypt From the mystic ancient temples of Pharaohs and Gods to the bewitching wilderness of the White Desert, Egypt sells itself when it comes to tourism. Best visited between October and April, this country is sure to give you the goosebumps and chills of awe! Bhutan Best visited between March and May, this Asian country is full of magnificent surprises when it comes to its cultural diversity, the local cuisines, the stunning landscapes and the tranquilising temples that awaken your inner spirituality. Bhutan is top rated for its unique architectural heritages and cites that tell the stories of centuries old civilizations! Peru Check out the ruins of the Incan empire over the mountains, crazy cold salt mines, temples built over hills and national reserves that welcome the international migrants with its open wings, and a lot more in Peru, the county of unexplored natural reserves and richness. Plan your trip to Peru in the months of May and October for the best hikes and sightseeings, and in the winter, between June and September if you’re looking forward to witnessing some winter sports!

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Low maintenance plants for the busy Indian balcony

It’s inevitably true that the majority of us live in the concrete jungle, among the steel and glassy skyscrapers. In the clouds of pollution, traffic, chaos and stress, it has been quite hard to get some green into the frame. Here are some super easy and low maintenance plants that overlook the beautiful city skyline in your apartment. Check out and do proper gardening research before plotting and planning your balcony garden to get the best out of it. Make your balcony a spot of photogenicity and add that aesthetic touch that makes your house a home.

Top 7 hidden locations in India that look like another planet!

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Top 7 hidden locations in India that look like another planet!

India has been getting a lot of attention in the last few centuries, not just for its talents and rich cultural diversity, but also for its hypnotic landscapes and its picturesque territories that just make you feel like you’re on a whole different planet! These beyond beautiful destinations can not be talked about in words, rather, one needs to go see it for themself to understand the depth of the captivating beauty of India. Here are some of the top 7 destinations that will cement down on your bucket list once you hear about them! Robber’s cave, Himachal Pradesh The labyrinth of caves were just the perfect hiding spot for the robbers who were hiding their hoards from the British. Today, after centuries, these abandoned treasury warehouses hold nothing but bewitching waterfalls and crystal blue waters and are perfect to visit during March and April. Puga valley, Ladakh Particularly known for its hot springs that hold medicinal value, the Puga valley is what heaven would look like if it had been on Earth. Best to visit between the months of June and September, this wonder is sure to knock your socks off! Dhanushkodi, Tamil Nadu Infamously known as the ‘The Last land of India’, Dhanushkodi is where India visibly ends, wherein the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea meet. It’s not quite usual that one gets the opportunity to witness the very end of a large country and watch as two vast water bodies meet. Perfect to visit during the monsoon, between October and February. Sheshnag Lake, Kashmir The alpine lake is located in the heart of Kashmir, and in the path of the holy pilgrimage of Kedarnath. The Sheshnag lake is not just well known for its religious and spiritual beliefs, but also for its enchantingly scenic views. Check out this splendour of nature between Mid-June and October. Lahaul, Himachal Pradesh Lahaul is a land where the peaceful Budhism flourishes, along with its panoramic views of the valleys, hills and lakes around. See for yourself why Lahaul is praised and celebrated for its views, people and culture between the months of May and October and have your spiritual awakening! Amkoi, Meghalaya Eminently noted for its rock structures that are naturally smoothened and shaped, and for its exotic wildlife and forests, the Amkoi village of Meghalaya is a true wonder to the tired city eyes. Visit between June to September if you’re a monsoon lover who seeks comfort in the cool breeze. Nubra Valley, Ladakh Also known as Dumra, this little valley holds quaint sightings like the Bactrian Camels, scenic orchards and vistas and serenic monasteries that drive you towards your inner peace. Ideally visited between February and April, then August to November, the Nubra valley is sure to be an eye-catcher.

Sites and Apps for a scaled job search in India that every job seeker NEEDS to check out- Part 1

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Sites and Apps for a scaled job search in India that every job seeker NEEDS to check out- Part 1

India is a country with almost 142 crores, and with a great population number like this, comes a great unemployment problem. The recession has taken an evident toll on the Indian job markets where the number of lay-offs and cut-offs are growing by the day. Nevertheless, companies, Indian and Foreign are recruiting and hiring people across and down the country, but the packages are seeming to be relatively lesser than what was pre-pandemic. In this era of modern job search, it has become harder to even get the attention of the employer for a job. Here are some of the most efficient, and useful job portals, sites and apps that are sure to upscale your job search! If you’re an active job seeker or a student looking for Freelancing, Part timing or even an opening for a Full-time employment, keep track of Parts 2 & 3 for more such useful job portals, and follow for more! LinkedIn Yes, the same old buddy, LinkedIn. Ever since its incorporation in 2002, and the digitalization of job search, LinkedIn has been growing exponentially in the job search market. But a common complaint about LinkedIn is that the competition for an opening is much larger than it used to be before. If you’re someone who never gets a reply from the HR even after weeks of applying to a role, then follow the company on LinkedIn and connect with the regional HR who might be responsible for the recruitment process and drop in a message to them with a brief self introduction and your resume/CV for their reference. Forget your Instagram and twitter, and invest more time on LinkedIn. Post something relevant to your domain or field everyday, comment and repost something from your dream company’s LinkedIn, and make sure to post a brief introduction about yourself and how you’re actively looking for a role in your relevant domain. Use some of the most used and trending hashtags on your profile and your post to gather more attention from any potential employer looking for candidates. Naukri.com Naukri is one of the classic market giants when it comes to job search in India, and has been in the markets since 1999. Similar to LinkedIn, keep posting and uploading your latest resume, certifications and achievements on Naukri and make sure that you grab more attention on the platform so as to make the recruitment process easier, and to make yourself more seen. Glassdoor One of the prominently uprising job search platforms of the 21st Century is Glassdoor. Typically used for reviewing and writing feedback about companies, it is not much known to the students and job seekers that Glassdoor is also a job portal, particularly famous for internships, intern-to-hire offers and remote based freelance works. Install the app and get started on your job search today!

Unique travel experiences in Indian that you NEED to check out: Part 2

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Unique travel experiences in Indian that you NEED to check out: Part 2

Travelling is all fun and games, but what is the thrill in just visiting and touring the usual and crowded spots that have a million people hovering over? Check out these unique travel experiences in India that you NEED to visit and explore at least once in your life! If you’re new here, circle back after reading the part 1 of the ongoing series and follow for more! The Tarzan experience at Jibhi, Tirthan Valley Iconic for its pine forests and the breezy waterfalls amid them, the Jibhi valley has been famous for not just its trekking and hiking experiences, but also for its one-of-a-kind Tree houses that give the best camping vibes in the Himachal region! Book your tree house today and spend your vacation connecting with the rawness of nature! Be one with the stars and the Milky way at Nako, Kinnaur This splendid Himachal village is known for lots of things, like the lush green forests and the snow capped hills and its deep lakes, but one particular attraction has been the talk of the century. The Nako region of Kinnaur is one of the best places to spot the Milky way on clear skies. Watching as the stars glide through the darkness of the night is truly an experience of a lifetime! Taste the local high: Chhang at Sikkim Every state has its own unique label that sets it apart from the others. Likewise, one of the best yet hidden gems of Sikkim is their locally brewed alcoholic beverage, Chhang. Made from the fermentation of Rice, Millet or Barley, Chhang is native to TIbet and Nepal, and is renowned for its taste in Sikkim.

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Free courses for beginners Part 1

The job interviews today are quite hard to crack, especially in a densely populated country like India, where the rate of unemployment is rising alarmingly. Almost hundreds and thousands competing against a handful of openings and vacancies, what we as youngsters and job seekers desperately need is something to set us apart and make us look unique from the other applicants. One of the top requirements of the hour are Certified courses that actively highlight your profile better. This series is focused on sharing some of the free, yet certified courses that you can avail and learn to make your resume stand out and give you better chances at getting shortlisted! Keep up and follow for more such intriguing content! Grow with Google Grow with Google is an initiative taken by Google to provide Free Online courses on a vast array of subjects and domains to help students and job seekers gain knowledge with lesser complications. Simply log in to the Grow with Google website and choose your desired course from the Learn a skill tab and add to your profile! Coursera If you’re a student, then you’re most certainly aware of this little magic website that lets you take up courses for free over the term of just a few weeks. Create your profile now and start learning new courses to keep yourself updated on what the market requires from a candidate! IBM courses Did you know that IBM offers free courses that have a learning span up to 16 weeks? Log on to the official IBM website and enrol yourself under the Free Digital Learning section of their website and start off!

1. Top countries to travel in 2023: Part 2-

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Top countries to travel in 2023: Part 2

Living an untethered life, away from all the daily buzz of stress and deadlines that crush you alive is what today’s electric millennials and yesterday’s exhausted Gen Z look forward to. Waiting till your retirement to travel is physically impractical. Grab your next opportunity to get away from your stressful lives and check out these top countries to travel in 2023 part 2! If you haven’t gone through the first part, keep up and follow for more such interesting content! Belize Nestled between the rainforests of eastern Central America and the Caribbean Sea, this little country is infamous for its pristine jungles, dense rainforests, sapphire blue water bodies in and around the country. Witness the piqued richness of wildlife diversity, Belize is a mandatory stop during your international trips. Sri Lanka The Land of Smiles, Sri Lanka majorly relies on its tourism and has one of the most unique cuisines and landscapes. Do check out the flourishing buddhist monasteries and ancient architectures that tell tales of the thousands of years of diverse cultures and triumphs! Kyrgyzstan The country of Kyrgyzstan is located in the Central Asia neighbouring Kazakhstan, and is majorly covered in green and white mountains. Attracting tourism with its prosperous landscapes, and home to 3 UNESCO heritage sites, this country is sure to give you the chills of adventure and adrenaline that you’ve been craving!

5. Surprise your guests with this simple, yet delicious achari paneer!

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Surprise your guests with this simple, yet delicious achari paneer!

Cooking can be hard, enjoyable, tiring, and even a mood changer. Cooking can be your best friend when you’re lonely and exhausted. But all things considered, cooking can also mean that you have to learn and remember a million little things and those handful fundamentals that our moms and dads taught us growing up. This simple, yet delicious achari paneer recipe will stun your guests when served with those super soft rotis or a lovely pulao. What you’ll need: ● Paneer – 150 gms● Curd – 1 cup● Onion – 1● Besan/Chickpea flour – 1 tbsp● Mix of fenugreek seeds, Black cumin, mustard seeds, carom seeds and fennel seeds (5 seasoning spices) – 1 tbsp● Asafoetida● Cumin seeds – 1 tbsp● Green chillies – finely chopped● Red chilli powder & turmeric powder● Black salt to taste● Garam masala – ½ tbsp● fresh coriander leaves to top How to do it: ● Heat oil in a pan and add the mix of the 5 seasoning spices, cumin seeds and asafoetida and cook till aromatic.● Add the chopped onion and cook till soft before adding green chillies, red chilli and turmeric powder and garam masala.● Add the paneer cubes, curd and besan flour and let it cook well before topping off with some black salt and freshly cut coriander leaves and serve hot! Note: For soft and spongy paneer, soak it in hot water for about 10 mins before cooking. Loving this new 10 min recipe? Follow for more!

Indulge in the ultimate cheesy goodness with these easy and delicious Cheesy Potato

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Reasons why you NEED to try this super easy and delicious Cheesy Potato shots with Secret sauce!

Nobody, no matter how much you’re into keeping yourself healthy, can avoid or hate the yumminess and the crispiness of a Cheesy potato shot. This quick and simple recipe gets done in 30 mins, and is the perfect companion to a breezy cold drizzle outside! Follow for more if you love making quick, easy and super delicious recipes! What you’ll need: ● Large Potato – 1● Butter – 2 tbsp● Salt to taste● Sugar a pinch● Rice Flour – 8 tbsp● Shredded Mozzarella or cheese of choice● Chili oil – 2 tbsp● Honey – 2 tbsp● Chilli flakes to taste How to make it: ● Peel and boil the potato and mash it soft with rice flour, salt, butter and sugar to make a dough.● Roll out small bite sized balls and stuff it with cheese of choice and deep fry till golden brown.● For the secret sauce, add some chilli oil to honey and chilli flakes, and serve hot!

This easy homemade cereal just takes 30mins to make!

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This easy homemade cereal just takes 30mins to make!

We all live in a fast-moving world where every second counts. What we forget to count is the number of healthy and filling meals that we have in a day. So this super easy and quick homemade cereal recipe is for you honey bees who can’t quite make time for a healthy breakfast so you don’t have to compromise on your health! What you’ll need: ● Oats – 2 cups● Jaggery powder – to taste● Cocoa powder – 2 tbsp● Peanut butter – 2 tbsp● Milk – 3 tbsp How to do it: ● Preheat your oven at 150 degrees and in a mixer blend the oats into a fine powder.● Mix the oats powder with the other ingredients and make a dough.● Roll out small balls or use a tiny cookie cutter to cut the dough into your desired cereal shape and spread in an oven tray.● Bake for 20 mins – 25 mins at 150 degrees till your cereal hardens up and let cool for that crunchy texture before serving with milk! Loving this yummilicious recipe? Follow for more!

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