MyLifeXP>>Food & RecipesLatest StoriesPitru Paksha Kheer: A Simple Recipe With a Traditional TouchSudha Mishra03 Oct 2026Pitru Paksha is a time when many Indian families remember and pay respects to their ancestors through prayers, rituals, and traditional meals. Food prepared during this period often has a simple, sattvic touch and may vary from one family or region to another. Among the dishes commonly associated with traditional offerings,rice kheerholds a special place for its simplicity and familiar homemade taste.Fibre: The Nutrient Missing From the Indian Protein-Obsessed DietPalak Khanna27 Sept 2026Protein has become the star of the Indian wellness conversation, from protein shakes and bars to high-protein breakfasts. But as people focus on hitting their protein targets, another essential nutrient may be getting pushed aside: fibre. From digestion and blood sugar management to heart health and satiety, fibre quietly does a lot of work. So, is it time for Indians to stop obsessing over one nutrient and start looking at the whole plate?Your Modaks Keep Breaking? Try This Simple Recipe For Soft ModaksKashish Pandey15 Sept 2026Making modaks at home can be exciting, but the excitement can disappear when they crack while shaping or steaming. The good news is that the recipe is not as difficult as it looks. A soft rice flour covering, a simple coconut jaggery filling and the right steaming time are all you need. This easy modak recipe shares some simple ways to make soft homemade modaks without worrying about them breaking.Easy Makhana Kheer Recipe For A Creamy Homemade SweetKashish Pandey10 Sept 2026Craving something sweet but do not want to spend too much time in the kitchen? This easy makhana kheer recipe is a simple homemade dessert that needs only a few ingredients. Makhana, milk, sugar, cardamom, saffron and some dry fruits come together to make a creamy and comforting kheer. It is easy to prepare, tastes delicious and can be enjoyed warm or chilled. You can also make it for festivals, vrat days or simply when you want a sweet treat at home.How to Make Dhaniya Panjiri at Home for Janmashtami?Kashish Pandey01 Sept 2026Dhaniya Panjiri is a popular prasad made during Krishna Janmashtami. It is simple to prepare and needs only a few basic ingredients such as coriander powder, ghee, dry fruits, makhana, coconut and sugar. This easy recipe will help you make fresh and tasty Dhaniya Panjiri at home for your Janmashtami celebration.Rainy Day Cravings? These 7 Foods Say Think AgainPalak Khanna10 Aug 2026Monsoon cravings are real, but so are the food risks that come with humidity, damp kitchens and frequent power fluctuations. From repeatedly reheated rice to cut fruits sitting outside, some everyday food habits can become risky during the rainy season. Here are seven common monsoon food mistakes Indians should rethink before their next meal.Your Fridge Isn’t Always Protecting Your Food During Monsoon: Here’s WhyPalak Khanna06 Aug 2026Think your refrigerator is the ultimate safe zone for leftovers during monsoon? Not quite. High humidity, condensation, overcrowding, uncovered food and fluctuating temperatures can all make food spoil faster, even inside the fridge. Here’s what is really happening and how to keep your food fresher and safer during rainy weather.1…15 More StoriesAmazon Great Indian Festival 2026: 13 Best Smartphone DealsNoopur Kumari05 Oct 2026However, the most surprising thing does not stop at flagship phones. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and iPhone 16 are getting huge discounts, but the iQOO Z11 X and Xiaomi 17 are also among the phones that are being discounted heavily. This is how the prices have been announced and some of the deals that might attract the most attention from Amazon's festive sale.iPhone 18 Review: Is It Worth the Hype?Sudha Mishra05 Oct 2026The iPhone 18 Pro arrives with a powerful A20 Pro chip, upgraded cameras, longer battery life and new AI features. But with a premium price tag, is it really a big enough upgrade? Here is what stands out, what may disappoint, and who should consider buying Apple’s latest iPhone.No More 13 Recharges? TRAI’s New Rule ExplainedNoopur Kumari05 Oct 2026The “28-day month” problem may finally be changing. TRAI’s new rules bring longer validity and data-free recharge choices, but prepaid users should know an important detail: not every existing plan will automatically change. The new rules require telecom operators to offer options, giving consumers more flexibility when choosing recharge plans based on their calling, SMS, and data needs.Honda Elevate Facelift Bookings Open: 5 Changes to KnowNoopur Kumari02 Oct 2026Facelifted Honda Elevate is just around the corner, and teaser images have already revealed various changes on the SUV. The SUV will get a new grille design, Segmented LED DRLs, connected rear lights, and an updated dashboard. However, there is one thing which customers could have noticed right away Honda is retaining the LaneWatch camera instead of the 360-degree camera.WhatsApp New Rule 2026: Who Will Actually Pay?Noopur Kumari02 Oct 2026A customer asks a company, “Where is my order?” The company replies, sends a tracking update and later confirms tomorrow’s delivery. Until now, these normal replies inside the customer-service window could be free on the WhatsApp Business Platform. From October 1, 2026, the pricing has changed. But this does not mean your personal WhatsApp messages are becoming paid.Meet Fitbit Air: The New Screenless Tracker in IndiaSudha Mishra01 Oct 2026Fitbit Air has officially arrived in India with a screenless design, advanced health tracking, up to seven days of battery life and Google Health Coach support. Priced at ₹13,999, the new wearable focuses on health, fitness and sleep tracking without the distractions of a smartwatch screen.Doing Everything Right but Still Have Dull Skin? Here’s WhySudha Mishra05 Oct 2026You cleanse, moisturize, apply sunscreen, use serums and probably spend more time thinking about your skincare routine than you would like to admit. Yet, when you look in the mirror, your skin still looksdull, tired or uneven.Guru Pradosha 2026: Powerful Shiva Vrat Rules and BenefitsNoopur Kumari05 Oct 2026Why is Guru Pradosham on a Thursday unique compared to other Pradosham days? The answer is found in the union of Lord Shiva and Devguru Brihaspati. Historically, this vratham is associated with knowledge, spiritual growth, domestic issues, and prosperity. For students and spiritual aspirants, Guru Pradosham provides a unique occasion for prayers and introspection.Why Lajja Gauri Is Shown in a Birth-Giving PoseNoopur Kumari05 Oct 2026Why does an ancient goddess have a lotus instead of a face? Why is her body shown in a birth-giving posture? The answers lie in the symbolism of Lajja Gauri, an ancient fertility goddess represented across parts of the Deccan. At Siddhanakolla, the unusual sculpture is more than an old stone carving. Its lotus, posture and worship tradition together tell a story about creation, motherhood and the continuation of life.Why This Leaf Burns Like a Lamp? The Pandav Batti SecretNoopur Kumari05 Oct 2026A simple leaf that burns like a lamp wick may sound impossible, but Pandav Batti has a fascinating story rooted in Mahabharata folklore and traditional knowledge. Linked with the Pandavas during their exile, this unusual plant was reportedly used when lamps and incense were unavailable. But what makes its leaves capable of holding oil and producing a flame?Why Do Bengali Women Make This Strange Sound During Durga Puja?Noopur Kumari05 Oct 2026A sharp, rhythmic sound suddenly fills the air during Durga Puja in Bengal, and many people know it simply as a traditional celebration. But this sound, known as Ulu Dhwani or Uludhvani, has a much older cultural story. Similar forms of ululation are found in several parts of India, including Assam and Odisha, while ululation is also documented in ancient Egyptian texts.5 Differences Between Swarg and Vaikuntha You Should KnowNoopur Kumari05 Oct 2026If both Swarg and Vaikuntha are described as divine realms, why are they not considered the same? This is where many popular explanations become confusing. In Hindu traditions, Svarga is generally understood as a realm where beings enjoy the results of meritorious karma, while Vaikuntha is described in Vaishnava traditions as the eternal abode of Lord Vishnu.
