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In a world filled with snacks high in preservatives and chemicals, finding something truly natural, pure, and healthy is becoming rare. But among all the options, one superfood has quietly risen to global recognition — Makhana, also known as fox nuts.
At the busy corner near Breach Candy, surrounded by car horns, sea breeze, and the constant hum of South Mumbai, sits a tiny but legendary shop — Muchhad Paanwala.Blink and you might miss it. But once you stop by, you’ll never forget it.
Read MoreOn the bustling stretch of Colaba Causeway, right where the crowd thickens and the energy rises, you’ll spot a neon sign that has been calling out to Mumbai for decades — Café Mondegar.
Read MoreIf South Mumbai has a heartbeat early in the morning, it’s somewhere inside the warm, butter-fragrant walls of Yazdani Bakery. Long before the city wakes up, this old Irani bakery in Fort is already alive — trays sliding out of giant ovens, fresh bread cooling on metal racks, and that unmistakable smell that can pull even sleepy office-goers off the street.
Read MoreBack in 1946, a young man named Mohammad Yaseen started selling kebabs near the iconic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. He didn’t have an outlet, a brand name, or a marketing plan — just a tiny cart, a handful of spices, and the kind of passion that can turn a small dream into a Mumbai legend.
Read MoreTucked into a quiet lane in Bandra, Papa’s Bombay isn’t the kind of restaurant you accidentally stumble upon. It’s the sort of place you hear whispers about — from chefs, food writers, and those friends who somehow always know the next big thing before the rest of Mumbai catches up.
Read MoreSquare Yards, a proptech company, has raised $35 million in new equity capital, with participation from its current investors and led by Smile Gate Group, a South Korean company. The company is valued at $900 million in this round.
Read MoreVentureSoul Partners, a Category II Alternative Investment Fund registered with SEBI that specialises in structured finance for new-economy businesses, has achieved its initial fund's base target of Rs 300 crore.
Read MoreThe shrinkage came when U.S. import levies quickly increased from 10% in early April to 25% in August and 50% by the end of that month.
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