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30-07-2025
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Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Previous Next /15 Review Brigadiers 4 out of 5 stars A swanky Indian grill spot Restaurants
You could call Brigadiers 'Hoppers for people with money'. Not because there's similarity on the menus, but because this 'Indian barbecue restaurant' has all the calling cards of the Sethis (the family behind Gymkhana and Bao). Service is super-slick: as polished as you'd get in a fancy hotel, but friendlier. Interiors manage to be both swanky and sexy. The space has been carved into a warren of smaller rooms, giving each one an intimate, clubby feel. I end up in one bathed in gold and brown tones: it was like eating inside a Rolo. Lighting is low, ceiling fans idle overhead. The music is ace, smoothly flowing from hip hop to laidback bhangra or funk. The star dish had Indo-Chinese leanings. Four dinky lettuce wraps, piled high with tender morsels of fragrant chicken, then smothered in a warm, tangy sauce, crispy onions, a dollop of yoghurt and a sprinkle of sesame seeds. Fusion perfection. Also excellent were fried fish paos, which were essentially Indian fish finger sliders with a chilli chutney and a kickass crunchy batter that had the nutty, irresistible notes of chickpea flour. As were mini samosas, densely packed with clove-scented, actually-not-too-fiery ox cheek 'vindaloo'. And a beautiful falooda, an exotic dessert of soupy vermicelli, here laced with rose syrup and teamed with silky soft-serve mango kulfi (Indian ice cream).
NDTV
28-07-2025
- Health
- NDTV
4 Skin Changes That Could Indicate Liver Disease: Top Liver Specialist Reveals
A healthy liver is crucial for your overall health and well-being. The liver primarily filters toxins from the blood, produces bile juice for digestion, stores essential vitamins and minerals and metabolises nutrients. However, the liver is vulnerable to several diseases and severe damage. Factors like unhealthy diet, sedentary lifestyle, excess alcohol consumption and certain genetic conditions increase the risk of liver disease, such as fatty liver and even cirrhosis. Therefore, it is crucial to identify the signs and symptoms of an unhealthy liver as early as possible. Timely diagnoses and medical assistance can help manage and prevent the onset of serious liver conditions like hepatitis, cirrhosis, and liver cancer. Fatigue, abdominal swelling, changes in urine, nausea, and vomiting are a few symptoms of fatty liver disease. A few subtle signs of a fatty liver are visible on your skin. Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a liver specialist and gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS and Harvard, shared a few subtle signs and symptoms of liver disease visible on the skin. 4 skin changes that could indicate liver disease 1. Yellowing of the skin Jaundice or yellowing of the skin and eyes due to elevated bilirubin levels in the bloodstream is one of the earliest symptoms of liver problems. "This is a classic sign of liver disease as the liver is responsible for processing bilirubin," Dr. Sethis said in an Instagram video. 2. Spider angiomas "Small dilated blood vessels that resemble spider webs are typically on the face, neck or chest. These are caused by increased estrogen levels, which can occur in liver disease," he said. 3. Palmar erythema Palmar erythema refers to redness and inflammation of the palms, often accompanied by swelling. "This is due to increased blood flow and increased estrogen levels, which can be a sign of liver dysfunction," the expert explained. 4. Itching Itching without a clear cause, which often worsens at night, is often associated with liver problems. "This can be due to bile salts building up in the skin, which can occur in liver problems," Dr. Sethis said. Taking proactive steps can help ensure your liver remains healthy and functions efficiently. Eat a healthy diet, limit alcohol consumption, stay physically active, avoid exposure to toxins, drink enough water and get regular checkups to reduce the risk of liver diseases. Disclaimer: This content including advice provides generic information only. It is in no way a substitute for a qualified medical opinion. Always consult a specialist or your own doctor for more information. NDTV does not claim responsibility for this information.
Economic Times
08-06-2025
- Business
- Economic Times
Millionaire author Ramit Sethi reveals the hardest conversation he ever had was with his wife, and the surprising lesson it taught him
Ramit Sethi, author of I Will Teach You to Be Rich, opens up about a deeply personal financial challenge—his prenup talks with wife Cassandra. Despite wealth and expertise, the couple faced emotional roadblocks that only therapy helped untangle. (Screenshot: Instgram/Ramit) Ramit Sethi, the self-made millionaire behind the bestselling I Will Teach You to Be Rich and host of Netflix's How to Get Rich , has built an empire around personal finance. He's coached countless couples on navigating money, wealth, and relationships. But when it came to one crucial financial conversation in his own life, Sethi found himself at a loss—and sweating. On a candid and emotionally charged episode of his Money for Couples podcast, Ramit sat down with his wife Cassandra to relive what they both agree was the most difficult money conversation they've ever had: negotiating their prenuptial agreement before their 2018 wedding. 'It still makes me sweat just thinking about it,' Ramit admitted. The discussion started with calm intentions. Ramit had done his research, asked for advice, and prepared his words. Cassandra, though unfamiliar with prenups, was open to learning more. But as negotiations unfolded, emotions flared. What began as a legal and logical talk about finances quickly became a deeply personal and confusing experience for both. Ramit approached the prenup like a spreadsheet—straightforward, numbers-driven, rational. Cassandra saw it differently. To her, money represented safety, security, and trust. The couple found themselves speaking different emotional languages. 'I was very confused, very hurt,' Ramit said. 'I wasn't trying to trick anybody. But I wasn't understanding what Cassandra really needed from me in that moment.' Realizing they were hitting a wall, Cassandra suggested therapy. In one pivotal session, a therapist asked a deceptively simple question: 'How do you each view money?' Ramit's answer was immediate: 'Growth.' Cassandra's was 'Safety.' That one-word contrast cracked open a new level of understanding. Cassandra didn't find comfort in financial figures or investment projections—she needed emotional reassurance. And Ramit, despite his money mastery, realized he had completely overlooked the emotional weight his approach carried. 'In retrospect, she wasn't asking me for a spreadsheet,' Ramit reflected. 'She was feeling something. And I should have been listening better, asking more questions.' For Cassandra, Ramit's words during that period stuck: 'I need you to get better at money.' She took it seriously—not out of obligation, but because she wanted to grow. She studied prenups, strengthened her financial literacy, and eventually found confidence in managing money. But Ramit, too, had to evolve. He learned that understanding finances wasn't enough—understanding his partner was even more essential. Seven years later, the Sethis say that emotionally turbulent conversation gave them one of the most powerful lessons of their marriage. Today, the couple sees their early financial friction as foundational. Ramit credits Cassandra with teaching him the importance of emotional check-ins. Cassandra says Ramit's belief in abundance and self-trust reshaped her relationship with money. 'It's changed how I relate to people,' Ramit says. 'Not just in finances, but in life.' Their story—raw, real, and refreshingly honest—underscores a larger truth. Even the wealthiest, most financially literate people struggle when love and money intersect. And yet, with communication, humility, and willingness to learn from each other, even the hardest conversations can become the most transformative. So, if you're sweating over that difficult money talk with your partner—take a breath. Even a millionaire had to start somewhere.
News18
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Archana Puran Singh's Samosa Mix-Up Hints At The Great Indian Kapil Show's Return
Last Updated: Archana Puran Singh's latest vlog has garnered fans' attention on social media. It features the actress with her husband, Parmeet Sethi, and their sons. Archana Puran Singh has been delighting the fans with her vlogs. In her latest YouTube video, the actress was seen exploring three restaurants in Mumbai in search of the best samosas. Her husband and actor Parmeet Sethi, and their kids Ayushmaan and Aaryamann also joined Archana in the vlog. The quirky and humorous conversation of the Sethi family caught everyone's attention on social media. The renowned A1 Samosa was the starting point for the family's samosa hunting mini-trip. Since everyone in the audience is now aware of Aaryamann's fondness for paneer, they ordered some food and selected samosas with paneer filling. 'Why do you guys lie for the camera?" Ayushmaan quickly responded to his parents' talk. 'If we were lying, you wouldn't be here, beta," was Parmeet's epic response, which had everyone laughing. Parmeet and Archana also revealed that at first, they called their boys A1 and A2, since both of their names begin with the letter A. Take a look here: The Sethis visited the town to dine at New India Sweet Mart after securing their first place. While navigating, Archana mentioned 'The Great Indian Sweet Mart" and mixed it with the Great Indian Kapil Show. She also provided the audience with a sweet update, letting them know that they will soon start filming the show and return to TV. It appears that Archana was missing the stage and her chair a little too much, Ayushmaan continued. In addition, Archana recalled the famous Samose Mein Aaloo song from Akshay Kumar's movie, calling Parmeet 'bhaaloo.' This left Aaryamaan and Ayushmaan confused since they couldn't believe there was a song like this. On the work front, Archana Puran Singh was last seen reprising her iconic role as Miss Braganza in Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan's Naadaniyaan. The actress will be next seen in Rajkummar Rao's Toaster and The Great Indian Kapil Show season 3. First Published:
Time of India
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Archana Puran Singh mixes up a Samosa eatery's name with The Great Indian Kapil Show; reveals they are soon to begin shooting for the show
has been actively entertaining fans and keeping everyone delighted with her vlogs. In her latest vlog, Archana, her husband and actor , and their kids Ayushmaan and Aaryamann visited three restaurants in Mumbai in search of the best . Tired of too many ads? go ad free now During the video, one of their sons questioned them for being 'false' on camera, and Parmeet had the most apt response. Archana and the Sethi boys began their quest with the famous . The eatery had numerous varieties of Samosas including the classic one. They ordered the classics and also picked samosas that had paneer filling as by now all the viewers know Aaryamann's love for Paneer. As they were discussing the eatery, Archana shared, "Whenever we go to the movies, they have A-1's samosas there. I love the crusty bits, but I know that Parmeet loves them more, so I leave them for him. He would always make me have samosas in the theatre no matter what. But it's our love of each other isn't it?" Ayishmaan was quick enough to reply to his parents' conversation, "Why do you guys lie for the camera?" Parmeet had the best comeback to it which left the boys quiet, "If we were lying, you wouldn't be here beta." Parmeet and Archana also shared that initially as both their sons' names start from A, they used to call them A1 and A2. After their first spot, the Sethis came down to the town to eat at . As Archana was navigating, she said 'The Great Indian Sweet Mart' mixing it with and also gave a delightful update to the fans that they shall soon begin shooting for the show and will be back onscreen. Ayushmaan also added that it seems Archana was missing the stage and her chair a bit too much. Archana also recreated Akshay Kumar's iconic song Samose Mein Aaloo, by calling Parmeet 'bhaaloo', Aary and Ayush were baffled as they couldn't believe a song on Samosa actually existed.
