Shravani Sinha

1 month ago | htsyndication.com | Shravani Sinha

New Delhi, March 15 -- Cricket never fascinated me when I was younger. The gentleman's game just wasn't my thing-until the day India, under M.S. Dhoni, qualified for the 2011 World Cup quarterfinals. That was the moment I started believing in cricket, and before I knew it, I was hooked. From then on, there was no looking back. My love and admiration for Captain Cool made me 'bleed blue' for Team India and 'bleed yellow' for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the Indian Premier League.

1 month ago | livemint.com | Shravani Sinha

From cricket wins to streaming clashes and trade warsCricket never fascinated me when I was younger. The gentleman’s game just wasn’t my thing—until the day India, under M.S. Dhoni, qualified for the 2011 World Cup quarterfinals. That was the moment I started believing in cricket, and before I knew it, I was hooked. From then on, there was no looking back.

1 month ago | htsyndication.com | Shravani Sinha

New Delhi, March 1 -- Dear reader,I remember my early college days when momos were just starting to make waves in India's already vibrant street food scene. Suddenly, everyone craved these bite-sized delights, often more for the fiery chutney than the dumplings themselves. Junk food, as indulgent as it is, has always held a special place in Indian hearts-especially when it's drenched in spice. Back in my college days, my childhood friend and I were inseparable.

1 month ago | livemint.com | Shravani Sinha

Dear reader,I remember my early college days when momos were just starting to make waves in India’s already vibrant street food scene. Suddenly, everyone craved these bite-sized delights, often more for the fiery chutney than the dumplings themselves. Junk food, as indulgent as it is, has always held a special place in Indian hearts—especially when it’s drenched in spice. Back in my college days, my childhood friend and I were inseparable.

2 months ago | htsyndication.com | Shravani Sinha

New Delhi, Feb. 8 -- Dear reader,Born and raised in Lucknow, I've experienced every season in its full intensity-scorching summers, relentless monsoons, and bone-chilling winters. Delhi, in my opinion, is no different-except when it comes to weather extremes, where it's arguably worse. And here's my slightly controversial take: I've never liked winters. Even as a child, they felt more punishing than pleasant, yet there was no choice but to endure them.