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Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani Recipe

Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani is famouse in South Asia. It is the most ordered in Indian restaurents. Let's prepare for healthy and tasty Chicken Biryani Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani Total Time: 1 hr + 3 hrs Marinating Serves: 3 Ingredients: 2 cups Basmati Rice 3/4 kg Chicken Pieces 1 cup beaten Yogurt (curd) 3 sliced onion 1 medium Tomato chopped 1/2 cup Tomato Puree 2 tsp Red Chilli Powder 1 tsp Turmeric Powder 1 tsp Roasted cumin powder 2 tsp Garam Masala Powder 1/2 tsp Green Cardamom Powder 1 tsp Coriander Powder 1/2 cup Warm Milk Saffron a pinch Salt to taste 7 tbsp Ghee / Oil Grind to Paste: 1 tsp Ginger Paste 1/2 tsp Garlic Paste 1/4 cup Coriander Leaves 1/4 cup Mint Leaves 3 -4 Green Chillies For garnish 2 tbsp Green Coriander Leaves 2 tblsp Mint Leaves (Pudina) Procedure: First make a fine paste of all the ingredients under the Grind to paste using a tablespoon of water. Mix tomato puree, yogurt, green paste made e

Ahead of Gujarat polls, Modi wishes Gujrat on new year

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter on Monday to greet the Gujarati community on their New Year and pay tribute to former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her death as well India’s first home minister Sardar Vallavbhai Patel’s on his birth anniversary. “Today, a day after Diwali, Gujaratis mark the start of a New Year. Saal Mubarak to Gujaratis across the world. May this be a joy filled year,” Modi tweeted. It may be mentioned that Assesmbly polls in Gujrat is slated next year. The BJP is under fire in Gujrat after Patel agittation. Entry of Aam Admi Party also increased worry for BJP leaders as it could subtle the party. Recent rallies by Kejriwal in BJP ruled Gujarat also evokes mammoth response, Bestu Varas, the Gujarati New year, is the first day of the month of Kartik (Kartak sud Ekam). According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Kartik is the first month in the New Year while ‘Ekam’ refers to the first day. Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi Gandhi, India’s firs

No iconic 'Bong' sound, Apple lovers confused

In an historical move for Apple lover, the Apple has dropped the iconic “bong” sound that its laptops make when started up. The chime - a fading F sharp chord - has been used on every Mac since the iMac G3. The sound has become a cultural icon, and was famously used in the Pixar film WALL-E when the movie’s robot protagonist reboots, although it never made it to the iPhone or iPad. Apple MacBook Pro Apple users are stumbled after the move. Many are still thinking why Apple had dropped it. Latest MacBook Pro, unveiled last week, has no power button and automatically turns on when it is opened, apparently making the startup sound obsolete. Apple unveiled the new laptops, which feature a new touchscreen “Touch Bar” above the keyboard and Touch ID fingerprint recognition, last Thursday. They are due to be released in mid-November. While the removal of the startup chime will be welcomed by those who have loudly opened their laptop in meetings and classrooms or unwittingly wok

Traffic cops to 'shoot' violators

Using technology, traffic cops will capture images of violators, challan will be sent directly to home Smart City to have Smart Traffic Management system CCTV challan and e-challan to discipline chaotic traffic of Nagpur By Dheeraj Fartode Direct-to-Home is not restricted to only pizza delivery, but next time you jump the red signal or drove the vehicle without helmet or car belt, exceed stipulated speed, the cops will ensure home delivery of challan with proof of violation. Generally the traffic rules are followed only in breach in the second capital of Maharashtra. But this is going to be a thing of past very soon. Now, violators cannot escape the alert eyes cops at Nagpur who have deployed technology to catch the violators following Mumbai Traffic Police which has effectively used the electronic surveillance method to nab the violators, create a data base and issue challan while avoiding direct interaction with the violator. Traffic Control Branch of Nagpu

Accident analysis brings down road fatalities on Nagpur's roads

By Dheeraj Fartode, Total diversion of heavy traffic from inner Ring Road helped reduce accidents, say cops Worried over high fatalities in road mishaps, Traffic Control Branch of Nagpur City Police has undertaken a comprehensive drive to go to root of accidents and recommend corrective measures. The move has paid of rich dividends as fatal accidents have reduced in one month period post undertaking the new measure, claimed Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic Control Branch, Smratna Patil. DCP Patil aid that all in-charge of traffic branches were asked to study reasons behind every accident and submit a report along with suggestions on preventive action. Post an accident in the city, concerned police station registers the case as per the established procedure. Thereafter, Police Inspector of concerned Traffic Control Branch visits the spot to analyze the reasons that led to accident. The survey is not limited to error of either driver but field officers are directed to study

Maratha Kranti morcha evokes goods response in Nagpur

Maratha Kranti Morcha at Kasturchand Park, Nagpur By Dheeraj Fartode This was Maratha Kranti Muk Morcha! The six kilometer march on part of Maratha community to demand capital punishment to culprits in Kopardi gang rape-cum-murder case, was picture perfect. Walking under scorching sun in total silence, the Maratha Kranti Muk Morcha caught attention in city on Tuesday. Taken out under the aegis of Sakal Maratha Samaj from Reshimbagh Square to Kasturchand Park, the community highlighted burning problems in the State, including the farm crisis that threatens to impact the common man and economy the most. The hallmark of Maratha Kranti Muk Morcha was that as it passed through one of the busiest corridor of city, silence engulfed entire area, apparently impacted by the silent march. Volunteers guiding the people participating in morcha ensured that Nagpurians did not face any trouble, and it was a total disciplined march.The highlight of the six km long march was that it saw maxim

Nagpur police to challenge High Court's 'Dabba' trade verdict before Supreme Court

Commissioner of Police Dr K Venkatesham assured that law would not spare anyone By Dheeraj Fartode City Police is all set to approach the Supreme Court against the recent ruling of the High Court in ‘Dabba’ trading scam case. The High Court has questioned the legality of FIR lodged against the alleged scamsters and also held in some cases that no prima-facie evidence was available against the accused persons, thereby taking steam out of much-hyped ‘Dabba’ trade case. “We will challenge the verdict after studying the judgement copy in detail,” said Commissioner of Police Dr K Venkatesham. Dr K Venkatesham, Commissioner of police, Nagpur Interacting with reporters as part of Diwali Milan programme on Friday, the Commissioner of Police said that the officials were waiting for the judgement copy. “After studying the judgement, the police will challenge the judgement with new observations,” said Dr Venkatesham. It may be mentioned that the High Court had held that Police and

JMFC summons Sitabuldi PI Bandiwar to appear before court

By Dheeraj Fartode JUDICIAL Magistrate First Class (JMFC) J R Ghadge on Saturday directed senior Police Inspector of Sitabuldi Police Station Satyajit Bandiwar and Investigating officer (IO) PSI K R Gavai to appear before the court and give written explanation as to what led them to breach the landmark verdict of the Supreme court in the case of Arnesh Kumar versus State of Bihar. According to Harishwar Mendhre, Sitabuldi cops tore his shirt at Rani Jhansi Square for not wearing helmet while riding a two-wheeler. Following the humiliation, a heated exchange of words took place between the cops and Mendhre. The cops took Mendhre to Sitabuldi Police Station and booked him under Sections 353, 332 and 294 of IPC. PSI Gawai, who is the IO in the case, immediately arrested the accused which amounts to violation of Apex Court’s verdict in the said case. Supreme Court had stated in the judgement that police officers shall not arrest persons without recording specified reasons under the C