Neha Grover

6 days ago | ndtv.com | Neha Grover

Oita airport will wear a new Hello Kitty look. If you are someone who likes to keep things low-key at the airport, Oita might throw you a bit of a (super cute) curveball. Tucked away in southwestern Japan, Oita Airport is getting a playful makeover – and no, your boarding pass isn't lying if it says “Hello Kitty.” The airport has officially been renamed as Oita Hello Kitty Airport for the next six months. Yes, you read that right.

6 days ago | food.ndtv.com | Neha Grover

If you're like me, winding down after a long day, craving a laid-back space with great cocktails and food, then Indy By Qla might just be your next go-to. I recently attended the launch of their new 'After Hours' concept, and let me say, it was everything a night out should be: cosy, flavourful, and buzzing with just the right energy. Tucked away with its contemporary Indian charm, Indy now invites guests to linger long after dinner.

6 days ago | food.ndtv.com | Vaishali Kapila |Neha Grover

Food served in Indian Railways comes to the forefront for various reasons. Whether it's for good taste or quality and hygiene concerns, it frequently becomes a topic of discussion among passengers. Recently, a passenger expressed his disappointment over the scarcity of South Indian options on the menu. The passenger is a Malayalam writer, NS Madhavan, who was travelling from Bangalore to Coimbatore on the Vande Bharat Express.

1 week ago | food.ndtv.com | Neha Grover

At some point in our lives, we all have experienced the moment when a delicious bite accidentally falls from our plates or hands and lands on the floor. Yes, it's disheartening, especially when you are enjoying the food. At such times, you are often tempted to pick up that piece quickly and eat it. This is called the five-second rule, which means that the food is safe to eat if picked up within five seconds of dropping it. But is it actually safe?

1 week ago | ndtv.com | Neha Grover

Last minute hotel booking cancellation is usually not free. Have you ever found yourself stuck with a hotel booking you could not cancel last minute? It is a situation most travellers have been in — either you end up checking into the hotel you are not too thrilled about, or you bite the bullet and pay those hefty cancellation fees. But what if we told you there is a way to avoid those charges altogether?