Hello 6E Inflight Magazine - IndiGo Airline January 2020

95th Issue, Jan 2020 For in-flight reading only

Of pagodas & traditions

Myanmar

“Hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come, Whispering 'it will be happier'...”

Alfred Lord Tennyson

List of resolutions...check; bucket list.....check. It is that time of the year again when we are ready with never ending lists of what to do in the coming year. As we all get set to tick off various lists this year, we wish you all the best for another year of success, happiness, courage, hope and faith. With renewed vigour, we are all set to take you on a wonderful journey with IndiGo – your affordable, on-time, courteous and hassle-free travel partner on any journey.

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offer great opportunities for historic and cultural travel and this issue stands as a testimony to that. From Myanmar to UAE to Sri Lanka, all countries have something unique to offer.

A sneak peek into Golden Kite Trail of Burma will definitely mesmerise you with its charm.

Acquaint yourself with some upcoming dance festivals and The January issue of HELLO6E enjoy the cultural treasures brings to you a melange of of our country. Get to know articles. Our FlashBack section more about women's cricket gives you a glimpse of 2019's from arguably the best ever highlights in different fields. batswoman of India, Mithali Asia and Middle East region Raj in our GirlPower section.

Another article unravels the life path of famous stand-up comedian Papa CJ, shifting focus from corporate life to comedy to writing. And a feature on #eattherainbowchallenge will make you realise to eat healthy and waste nothing to minimise your carbon footprints.

We wish our readers great joy, health and prosperity in the new year.

Happy Flying with #LetsIndiGo in 2020

Team IndiGo

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Cover A hot air balloon ride over misty landscape of Bagan, Myanmar

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NowBoarding A cultural trail of Myanmar

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Glimpses of domestic and international destinations of IndiGo network

OffBeat

An off beat approach to explore various destinations of IndiGo network

97 Cool merchandise exclusively for IndiGo passengers

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Discover the cosmopolitan and cultural Sharjah

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GirlPower

Showcasing women achievers from all walks of life

Know more about the writing trait of Papa CJ

Highlighting major events of the year 2019

Vignette

Presenting Orange colour through a range of photos

Viewpoint

Discovering Malaysia through five different angles

Green Intention Focussing on environmentrelated issues

for Enhanced cushioning and exibility

January 25

National Tourism Day

Incredible India India is a land of rich history, cultural and geographical diversity and this uniqueness attracts a lot of foreign tourists to India. On January 25, National Tourism Day is celebrated every year to cultivate and create awareness among the global society on the significance of tourism, and also regarding the importance of tourism for the country's economy.

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around the world News from the world featuring interesting aspect of the world including travel, events/festivals, new book/film releases, and tech.

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disused railway storage shed, transformed into an innovative public library, has been named as the World Building of the Year. The building of LocHal Public Library in Tilburg, the Netherlands, was originally constructed in 1932. It was slated to be demolished when a group of architects turned it into a superb library, co-working space, and cultural center to serve the local community.

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onfluence - Celebrating India-Bangladesh Printmaking, is an exquisite art exhibition presented by the Art Route and Visual Art Gallery at The Indian Habitat Centre from January 22 to 31, 2020.

The Gallery will be exhibiting works of 24 contemporary artists from India and Bangladesh who established a niche of their own with their exceptional virtuosity and commitment to the medium.

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rom January 31 to February 2, 2020, enjoy an exhibition 'Carpet Stories' that represent an anthology of rare tribal carpets from Persia (Iran), Anatolia (Turkey), the Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Dagestan), Central Asia (Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan) and various Kurdish enclaves in Chennai at The Folly, Amethyst.

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ndiana University Center for Underwater Science has opened a Living Museum in the protected waters of La Caleta Underwater National Park along the southern coast in the Dominican Republic.

Named after a Spanish merchant vessel that sank in the early 18th century, the museum showcases a collection from historical shipwrecks.

ewly opened Maine Mineral and Gem Museum, in Bethel, Maine, has some of the best meteorite collection in the world, including the five largest pieces of the moon that have been discovered on earth. Out of these pieces, the largest is the Vesta asteroid.

Along with those, there is an igneous rock in the collection, that is 4.5 million years old, considered as the oldest volcanic rock discovered in the solar system.

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obert Downey Jr.’s latest movie 'Dolittle', is all set to hit the screens on January 17, 2020. The film is based on the character Doctor Dolittle, created by Hugh Lofting. The film is about a veterinarian based in Victorian England who sets sail with his animals to a mythical island in order to find a cure for the Queen. The film also stars Emma Thompson, Rami Malek, Ralph Fiennes and Tom Holland as voices for the animals.

ay goodbye to plastic cups, lids, straws, at Dubai airports from January 1, 2020.

With an influx of 90 million passengers every year, Dubai stands as one of the world’s busiest international airports. Starting the New Year on a happy note and with a bold initiative, two of Dubai’s airports, Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central (DWC) aim to be free of single-use plastics in a bid to manage environmental impact.

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o enrich art and culture in Goa’s landscape, Sunaparanta - Goa Centre for the Arts presents 'Games of Chance', a group show, where over 20 renowned artists and 7 galleries across India will come together and showcase 'Games of Chance' . It will open on January 17 and conclude on March 27, 2020. The show will include video, sculpture, painting, photography and performance.

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iswanathan Anand, India’s first Grandmaster and fivetime chess World Champion, in his book titled Mind Master, shares lessons on how to navigate life. In this book, published by Hachette India, Anand takes readers on a guided tour of his greatest games and worst losses, his unique experiences of playing against the best minds in the world, and the methods he employs to prepare for wins, and, simply, stay in the game.

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daipur Tales is a one-of-its-kind storytelling festival that brings together a variety of traditions - from folk ensemble to shamanic storytelling and dastangoi. The third edition of the festival will take place at Park Exotica, Udaipur from February 21-23, 2020. This three-day long festival provides a platform where the young and old participate & enjoy storytelling and grow rich in values & experience.

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oofs and Hoofs Carnival and Fundraiser 2020 will be organised on January 11, 2020, on the spacious lawns of the RWITC second enclosure in Mumbai, by the Bombay Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. This carnival will have a Dog Show, Fancy-Dress Competition, Pet Adoption Center, Food Kiosk serving delicious vegetarian fare along with fun activities for the children and their pets including a dog agility course, while the adults enjoy music and shopping.

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A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF SOME DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL DESTINATIONS OF INDIGO

CHENNAI

INDIA

IndiGo to CHENNAI www.goindigo.in

FACT The Anna Centenary Library in Chennai is the oldest in South Asia.

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Tamil Nadu

GIFTING ZONE Best time to visit November to February

When in Chennai, gorge on some delicious vegetarian Tamil Nadu meal or thali, served traditionally on a banana leaf at Anandam in Hotel Maris.

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If performing arts excite you, plan your trip to Chennai during the commencement of the Mylapore Festival taking place in the heart of the city.

For anyone visiting Chennai, buying a Kanchipuram silk saree is a must. The best place to buy these sarees is Nalli, which has been in the city since 1928.

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 7.09 million

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CHENGDU IndiGo to CHENGDU www.goindigo.in

FACT Chengdu is the home of giant pandas.

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GIFTING ZONE

No trip to Chengdu is complete without trying out the dan dan noodles and Sichuan dumplings in chilli oil. Try them at Chunyangguan Yuxiang Paigu Noodle on Jixiang Street.

Head to Xiling Snow Mountain to experience the Mountain and Ice Festival. The highlight of this annual festival is the Global Chinese Snowsports Amateurs Race.

Chengdu is known for its various kinds of lacquer ware, all across the country.

The landmark Jinli Old Street is the place where you will find the best lacquer products.

Best time to visit March to June & September to November

Currency Renminbi

Population 0.78 million

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Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) Deemed to be University

(Established U/S 3 of UGC Act, 1956), Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India

Govt. of India Recognizes KIIT as an

Institution of Eminence (IoE)

Academic Programme

Bachelor’s Degree I Master’s Degree I Ph.D.

Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics and Telecommunication, Computer Science, Information Technology, Electronics and Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation, Mechanical (Automobile), Aerospace, Mechatronics, Electronics & Computer Science, Computer Science & Communication, Chemical Technology, Computer Science & Systems). Computer Application I Architecture I Science I Law I Management I Rural Management I Biotechnology I Chemical Technology I Public Health I Fashion Technology I Film & Media Sciences I Mass Communication I Yoga I Nursing Sciences I Humanities I Commerce

KIITEE 2020 14th - 23rd April 2020 APPLY ONLINE NOW through KIIT websites

www.kiitee.kiit.ac.in www.kiit.ac.in

No Application / Examination Fee Computer Based Online Test For detail information please go through University websites.

Director, Admissions Admission Cell, Koel Campus, Po- KIIT, Bhubaneswar-751024, Odisha, India, Ph: 0674 - 2742103, 2741747, 2741389, Fax : 0674 - 2741465, Toll Free No. : 18003457132, Email :admission@kiit.ac.in. Websites : www.kiitee.kiit.ac.in & www.kiit.ac.in

KIIT (Deemed to be University) has only one permanent campus in Bhubaneswar, Odisha.

It has no other campus / off campus anywhere else in the country and globe.

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BHUBANESWAR

EAT RIGHT

Odisha takes pride in its desserts and sweets and Bhubaneswar is no less.

Visit Nimapara Sweets in Bapuji Nagar for desserts like Rasabali and Chhena Poda.

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Bhubaneswar's rich heritage is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts. Head to Dhauli Hill or Dhauligiri, where Asoka fought the Kalinga War, that made him introspect and start walking a peaceful path.

GIFTING ZONE

INDIA

FACT Bhubaneswar is called the 'Temple City of India'.

Best time to visit October to February

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Currency Indian Rupee

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Population 0.838 million

Head to Ekamra Haat for authentic artwork and handicrafts of Odisha.

Handmade items like the ethnic Pattachitra paintings, stone carvings, Sambhalpuri sarees and sand art are available in this market.

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RANCHI

INDIA

Jharkhand

IndiGo to RANCHI www.goindigo.in

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FACT Ranchi is known as the 'Land of Waterfalls'.

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GIFTING ZONE

Best time to visit October to March

Ranchi's street food is a must-have for every food-lover.

Head to Doranda for dhuska and ghugni, litti chokha, chaats, golgappas, rolls and much more.

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Hudru Falls, which is also one of India's highest waterfalls, is Ranchi's glory. The waterfall is best viewed during the monsoon season, but it is a beauty even during the dry season.

Ranchi is known for its wooden handicrafts, lac jewellery, dhokra artwork, bamboo and cane handicrafts. The Kusum Emporium is the best place where you will get these artifacts.

Currency Indian Rupee

Population 1.07 million

VISAKHAPATNAM IndiGo to VISAKHAPATNAM www.goindigo.in FACT Visakhapatnam is India's first naval base.

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Visakhaptnam is known for its biryani joints, serving authentic flavours of Andhra Pradesh in the rice and meat dish.

Hotel Alpha is one of the best places to taste this delicacy.

PLAN IT RIGHT

Head to Borra Caves, a million-year-old cave system with stunning rock formations in the Araku Valley, which are considered the deepest caves in India.

GIFTING ZONE

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INDIA Best time to visit October to March

Currency Indian Rupee

Andhra Pradesh

Population 2.04 million

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Make a stop at the 150-year-old Ayurvedic shop 'Pachipulusu Venkata Sannaiah & Son' at Kurupam Market for in-house products with medicinal properties of Ayurvedic herbs.

ReadingGlasses

The Art of Reading “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” – Dr. Seuss Delve into the wonderful world of reading and writing, with fun anecdotes and trivia that show how far flung this world is.

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The Golden Kite of Burma trail, connecting Rangoon (Yangon), Bagan, Mandalay and Inle Lake, is an amalgamation of temples, floating gardens, lakes, rivers and more.

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Bagan

Yangon

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Mandalay

Myanmar is fascinating, varied and picturesque and in the same way historic and culturally active. Few other places in the world offer such a remarkable selection of sights and wonders as Myanmar does. While the country offers an array of experiences, it is best to visit the Big Four – Rangoon (Yangon), Bagan, Mandalay and Inle Lake – before you venture into other areas. These four destinations, also called 'The Golden Kite of Burma' trail, are unique because they reflect modern-day Myanmar while giving you an insight into the past.

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YANGON The new name of erstwhile Rangoon, Yangon was the capital of the country till 2006 when the city of Nay Pyi Taw was declared the new capital. Located on the eastern bank of the Yangon river, it is the best point to start the Big Four trail.

Offering an intoxicating mix of cultures, Yangon is a heady mix of pagodas, colonial architecture, street food and high rise buildings. Start with Shwedagon Pagoda, a place adorned with thousands of diamonds and rubies. A 76 carat diamond crowns the sacred sight. History lovers would also like the Chaukhtatgyi Buddha Temple, which houses the incredible 217 foot reclining Buddha, among the largest in Myanmar.

Yangon has a sizeable Chinese population and its own Chinatown, located around 19th street. The architecture of this part of town is quite different from other locations. In Yangon, you can also go for a museum tour, with Bogyoke Aung San Museum and the National Museum of Art and Archaeology being the prominent ones. Don't miss a trip of circular train in Yangon, a quaint yet beautiful way to venture around the city.

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BAGAN

Explore the pagodas of Bagan by hot air balloon that offers a different perspective of the remarkable structures.

If you want to see a smaller yet detailed and larger version of Angkor Wat, the pagodas of Bagan are the perfect place to be. One of Asia’s most impressive archaeological sites, Bagan dates back to early second century BC and was once home to over 130,000 pagodas and religious structures. Today, you can see approximately about 2,200 of them that have stood the test of time. Travellers to the city can explore by car, bike, horse cart or hot-air balloon, each offering different perspective of the remarkable structures. Tired of exploring the temples? The Mani-Sithu Market is the perfect spot to find a wide variety of Burmese handicrafts to browse through. You can also opt for a sunset boat trip on the Irrawaddy River to end a day of temple touring.

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MANDALAY Located north of Bagan is Myanmar’s second largest city, Mandalay. However, despite the close proximity of these two destinations, they are poles apart. While Bagan is known for history and culture, Mandalay is a thriving trade centre.

Located east of the Irrawaddy River, this place is home to the Royal Palace of the Konbaung Dynasty. The most popular place here is the Mandalay Hill, a 240-metre high hill that gives you an incredible view of the whole area. The Sandamuni Pagoda is nearby, which is famous for one of the largest iron Buddhas, made up of over 41,000 pounds of iron. The entire area has 1774 shrines, each housing a single marble slab inscribed with the teachings of Lord Buddha.

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The Sandamuni Pagoda in Mandalay is famous for one of the largest iron Buddhas. The entire area has 1774 shrines, each housing a single marble slab inscribed with the teachings of Lord Buddha.

What's unique One of the main attractions in Mandalay is the 1200-m-long U-Bein Bridge. The wooden footbridge is known as the longest in the world.

INLE LAKE While Yangon, Bagan and Mandalay offer the cultural and historic side of Myanmar, Inle Lake is one of the most stunning lakes in the world. Tourists visiting Myanmar, flock to Inle Lake to praise its beauty and stilt houses and Buddhist temples rising from the water only add to its appeal. While modern fishing methods have taken over the majority of fishing on the lake, traditional fishermen can still be seen in the quieter corners using the same rowing technique as the boatmen.

The banks of the lake are surrounded by local ethnic people known as the Intha people. If time permits, visit the Ywama floating market that takes place once in five days and get home some of the best souvenirs from Myanmar.

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The Kuthodaw Pagoda holds the world’s largest book and is surrounded by an insane amount of small white pagodas.

Do check out the Jumping Cat Pagoda, Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda and the lotus flower thread and silk weaving factory while you in Inle Lake region.

The only means of transport to discover the Inle Lake is motorboat, available at the fee of around $10 per boat for four persons per day.

OffBeat

Rich, soulful and bewitching Put on your dancing shoes and get set to explore some of the best known dance styles such as Kathak, Bharathanatyam, Odissi, Kuchipudi and a lot more. Here a list of what’s happening throughout the year in the field of dance in India.

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Konark Dance and Music Festival An odyssey of Indian dances against the backdrop of a UNESCO World Heritage Site...the magic it creates is beyond comparison. Each spring at the Konark Dance and Music Festival, dancers from all across the country and world come together to take us on a journey of centuries through Indian classical and folk dances.

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CHANDRABHAGA BEACH Take a break from all the excitement and head to one of the cleanest and pristine beaches of India.

The beach hosts the International Sand Art Festival at the same time as the Konark Dance Festival, so make sure to check out the art work.

BALUKHANDKONARK WILDLIFE SANCTUARY Nature lovers must add this to their bucket list.

This wildlife sanctuary is home to the black buck and spotted dear, along with a variety of flora and fauna.

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Distance: Konark is 62km from Bhubaneswar Airport. IndiGo to Bhubaneswar.

Venue: Konark, Odisha

Dates: February 1–3, 2020

Odisha Konark

Look out for: Artists from all across the globe perform Indian classical dance forms such as Bharatnatyam, Odissi, Manipuri, Kathak, Kuchipudi and tribal dance forms from Bihar, Odisha, Gujarat, and Rajasthan.

Mumbai

Elephanta Festival

Maharashtra Dates: February 13–15, 2020

Far from the crowds of the Maximum City, is an enchanting world of dance and music. The festival takes place on the Elephanta Island, with performers from all over India coming to showcase their talent.

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PRITHVI THEATRE

Look out for: The Shehnai program that takes place at the Gateway of India during the festival and performances by the local fisherman doing a Koli fold dance, to kickstart the festival.

Theatre enthusiasts can catch a play at the famed Prithvi Theatre.

You can also peruse through their bookshop and gallery, and stop by at the Prithvi Cafe for a cup of tea and some munchies.

JUHU BEACH Take some time out to sit and enjoy a leisurely sunset at Juhu Beach, and as the sun dips into the Arabian waters, the food arcade Juhu Chowpatty illuminates the beach.

Don't miss out on the delicious chaats at Chowpatty.

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Distance: Elephanta Island is 26km from Mumbai Airport.

IndiGo to Mumbai.

Venue: Mumbai, Maharashtra

Venue: Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh

Distance: Khajuraho is 182km from Jabalpur Airport.

IndiGo to Khajuraho.

Khajuraho Dance Festival

Dates: February 25–March 3, 2020

Nagaland

Khajuraho

Madhya Pradesh

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RANEH FALLS Take some time out and head to Raneh Falls for some time in nature.

Known as the 'Grand Canyon of India', the stones here display a myriad of reds, pinks, browns and greys.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM Learn more about the glorious past of the Chandela dynasty, the former rulers of Khajuraho, who commissioned the construction of the renowned Khajuraho temples.

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Look out for: The mesmerising dance performances of Kathak, Kathakali, Bharatnatyam, Odissi, Kuchipudi, Manipuri and Mohiniattam in front of the majestic Chitragupta Temple and Vishwanath Temple.

As the dancers move to the rhythm of the music to tell stories, the sculptures on the walls of the temples seem to come to life to describe their own stories...this is what you will experience at the Khajuraho Dance Festival.

Venue: Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu

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Distance: Chidambaram is 129km from Tiruchirapalli Airport. IndiGo to Tiruchirapalli.

Dates: February 19–23, 2020

NATARAJA TEMPLE One of the most ancient temples of Tamil Nadu, the Nataraja Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva in his Nataraja avatar, or the Lord of Dance. The striking roof made of gold plates is definitely the highlight of this temple.

Natyanjali Festival

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Chidambaram

Tamil Nadu

PICHAVARAM MANGROVE FOREST Go the off-beaten path and head to the Pichavaram Mangrove Forest which has around 50 islands and 4400 canals of all sizes.

The backwaters also give the opportunity of water sports like parasailing, rowing and canoeing.

Look out for: Classical Indian dance forms like Bharathnatyam, Kuchupudi, Mohiniattam, Kathak, Odissi and Pung Cholam.

Every performance at the Natyanjali Festival is a spectacle of spiritual devotion. Honouring the Lord of Dance, Nataraj, dancers from across the globe descend to the city of Chidambaram during this five-day long sojourn which is much more than just a dance festival.

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Juxtaposing the modern with the medieval, the quaint with the cosmopolitan and the new world with old, Sharjah makes for an immersive travel experience.

The third largest emirate in the sevenmember constellation of the UAE, Sharjah ’s commitment to preserve its cultural heritage explains why UNESCO declared it the `Cultural Capital of the Arab World’ in 1998, recognition reaffirmed in 2014, when the city was declared `Capital of Islamic Culture’. For travellers, Sharjah holds many secrets within its bosom, each a delight to discover and savour. The city hosts a plethora of museums, art galleries, mosques and souks.

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Cultural roundabout, a famous landmark in Sharjah.

Start your explorations with the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilisation. Nestling on the Majarrah Waterfront, and housed in what was once a traditional Middle Eastern souq or indoor market, it is home to over 5,000 exquisite Islamic artefacts from all over the Islamic world showcased across seven galleries!

The foundation’s offices are located within The exhibits on the museum’s ground beautifully restored Emirati homes in the floor offer an insight into the different Heritage Area, behind Al Zahra Mosque. facets of the Islamic faith, including the Inaugurated during the 2015 Sharjah Biennial, ritual and importance of the Hajj (the a cluster of well-thronged white-cube galleries pilgrimage to Mecca) as well as Arab present a program of rotating cutting-edge scientific accomplishments, especially in exhibits by artists from across the Arab world mathematics and astronomy. Nip up to and beyond. There's also occasional screenings the first floor and you’re in for a visual of art house movies in an outdoor cinema, and treat of rare Islamic art and artefacts an artistic café serving local treats. dating back 1400 years. The breathtaking zodiac mosaic in the Central Dome is sure To market, to market to heighten your viewing pleasure.

Markets offer the best opportunity to interact with locals, apart from being every street photographer’s perfect muse. Sharjah has Art with a heart an array of these atmospheric bazaars that Sharjah leads the way in contemporary visitors can wander through and find treasureart in the Middle East, with state-owned troves of objects. Be prepared to put your organisations promoting and grooming bargaining skills to the test, though. fresh, young talent. The Sharjah Art Foundation founded by Hoor Al Qasimi, daughter of Sharjah’s ruler, supports artists through different platforms like the Sharjah Biennial, art residencies, art exhibitions, research and publications.

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The Souq al-Markazi, popularly known as the Blue Souq, is the main shopping hub and one of Sharjah’s most impressive landmarks. Designed by renowned British architects Michael Lyle & Partners, its building captures the essence of a traditional Arabic bazaar with all the trappings of a modern market, including air-conditioned interiors.

Spices are an integral part of Middle Eastern culture, and Souq el-Atareen is your go-to place to buy these flavourings used liberally in local cuisine. From the nutty sumac to the ruby red Baharat to the piquant zaatar, you’ll find them all here in this Alibaba’s cave of wonders.

And while you’re at it, perhaps you’d also like to snap up some herbs/condiments to address your aches and pains? Even if you’re not much

Located on the shore of the Khalid Lagoon, Souq-al-Markazi consists of two large structures interconnected by bridges, with exuberant vaults and a towering skyline of 20 wind towers. The blue tiles on its façade have earned the souq its catchy moniker. Step into its buzzy innards and you’re engulfed by a bewildering 600 shops selling everything from gold, jewellery, gems, perfumes to souvenirs, gifts, as well as electronics, clothes, cosmetics, household goods, etc.

Step into the buzzy innards of Souqal-Markazi and you’re engulfed by a bewildering 600 shops selling almost everything

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TO EXPLORE SHARJAH Al Noor Island Home to an architecturally stunning Butterfly House, a Literature Pavilion and contemporary sculptures by some of the world’s most famous artists, this island is a must-visit in Sharjah.

of shopper, the souq’s produce is guaranteed to take you on an olfactory ride! The brilliant colours and aromas of the spices, the way they’re beautifully displayed in front of the stores, many of them imported from countries as far flung as Iran, Afghanistan, Jordan, Israel and India, makes for eminently Instagrammable content!

The Iranian Market, located close to the Blue Souq, makes for a compelling stop for history seekers, heritage lovers, artists and bargain hunters. Also called the Iranian Souq or Souq Saqr, its entrance is marked by gargantuan wooden doors, which open up to a marketplace as well the Sharjah Art Institute where artists can be seen dabbing colors on their canvasses or sketching the city’s skyline.

Mleiha This famous archaeological site allows you to venture deep into the deserts of Sharjah to discover the secrets of ancient Bedouin culture.

Rain Room Located at Al Majarrah, the immersive installation Rain Room invites you to walk through a downpour of continuous rain without getting wet!

If you’re seeking antiquity with atmosphere look no further than Old Bazaar sited in the heart of Sharjah.

Also known as Souq Al Arsah, this vibrant area is the UAE’s oldest market formerly a Conclude your trip by visiting a tiny shop meeting place for the Bedouins and their serving Arabic coffee/tea in one corner of camels! Mimicking a central courtyard with Souq Al Arsah. Ask for Sulaimani chai, an benches, the souq retails brass, silver and ambrosial sweet-sour tea made from blackwooden antiques, traditional handcrafted leafed tea, a daub of lemon and usually jewellery, garments, medicinal herbs, served without milk. Brewed to a rich golden games, old models of ships as well as other hue and redolent of cloves, cardamom and quirky beads and baubles. cinnamon, it is the perfect way to end your trip to Sharjah, a city as intoxicating as its Extend your tour just a wee bit to soak trademark tea! in the beauty of the historic Heart of Sharjah area registered in the tentative list of World Heritage Sites by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) since 2014.

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ReadingGlasses

Fresh Ink Ink, expelled as a defence mechanism by octopus, cuttle fish and squid, was used in writing for centuries. In present times, this ink is used as a sauce for pastas and has also been proven to be effective in treatment for cancer.

GirlPower

Mithali Raj

THE LADY

TENDU

Mithali Raj, arguably the best ever batswoman India has produced and the present captain of the Indian 50 over team, speaks on the forthcoming world T-20, her own career, the 2021 50-over world cup, the state of the women’s game and much more in this conversation with Boria Majumdar.

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BORIA - You have just been to Australia as event ambassador for Australian tourism. You are now a regular in the leadership lecture circuit and one of the most sought after sports stars in India. Will you attribute this transformation to India’s performance in the 2017 World Cup? MITHALI - Most certainly I will.

The world cup changed it all. When we went to England to play the tournament, there were a handful of journalists in Mumbai to see us off.

And when we came back as runner up, landing in India at 2am in the morning, there were more than 100 journalists waiting at the Mumbai airport. The scenes from that night will forever be etched in my memory and marked a real transformation for the women’s game in India. We were given the respect we deserved, money came into the sport, corporate India had started to take interest and things began to happen.

ULKAR

BORIA - The 3 team exhibition women’s IPL in 2019 was played to packed stands in Jaipur. That too was a serious statement.

2015

2017

Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian honour was bestowed on Mithali Raj in 2015.

During the 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup, Raj scored her 7th consecutive halfcentury and made a record for most consecutive fifties by a player.

MITHALI - Of course it was. We were all thrilled to see the number of people in the stadium. More importantly, there were an equal number waiting outside to get in. It was evident to everyone that people were keen to see us play and that’s what should

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I am fully focussed to play the 2021 World Cup for India and trying to win a world title for my country. help the game move forward in India. Sooner than later, there will have to be a women’s IPL and that will mark the next big surge in women’s cricket.

BORIA - Coming to your own career, you have now given up on T-20 cricket to focus on the 50 over format. And your team has performed excellently in recent times beating quality teams like England, South Africa and New Zealand. How do you look at your career as we welcome 2020?

They Said

"Captain Mithali Raj has been leading from the front. Her cool approach to the game shall surely help the entire team."

- Shri Narendra Modi, PM of India during ICC Women's World Cup, 2017

“A great moment for Indian cricket, Mithali Raj becomes the highest run scorer in Women’s ODI Cricket History today. Champion Stuff!”

- Virat Kohli, Indian Skipper

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MITHALI - I am fully focussed to play the 2021 world cup for India and trying to win a world title for my country. We have twice come close in 2005 and 2017, and 2021 will be my last world cup. Yes, the team is doing well but there are a few things that we still need to fine tune and work on. The team has a nice mix of experience and youth and with the right approach and right preparation, we will have a very good chance of doing well in the world cup.

BORIA - Your biopic is happening with actor Tapsee Pannu in the lead. Is this also a statement how women’s cricket is now nationally acceptable?

MITHALI - If my biopic helps us reach more women and inspire them, I would be the happiest. The idea is to encourage the future generation to take to the game and aspire to play for India. That women’s cricket is a viable career option needs to be communicated and the biopic should help do that. Tapsee is a great actor and I am keen to see how she masters the cover drive!

BORIA - With the T-20 world cup coming up, I have to ask you this. Shafali Verma, the 16 year old player, has made waves in the limited time she has been around.

She is being seen as India’s riposte to Alyssa Healy and with Smriti Mandhana makes for a devastating opening pair. Your thoughts?

MITHALI - She is a very talented cricketer. If she stays on for a sizeable time in a T-20 contest, she is more than capable of winning the game and that’s what makes her an attractive proposition for us. With Smriti, Shafali will have a crucial role in the T-20 and that gives you a sense of what Sourav world cup and if she fires with Jemima wants to do. I am very optimistic about the and Harman to follow, there is no reason future, especially with a cricketer heading why India can’t do well in Australia in the BCCI for the first time in years.

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BORIA - While a lot has happened for the women’s game, gender equality is still some distance away. Australia for example has now achieved gender equality with respect to their cricket. You expect more from the BCCI going forward?

BORIA - Anything that still drives you and remains an obsession?

MITHALI - Yes the world title. As I said, it is time we go over the line in 2021. That’s what I am obsessed with and focussed on.

MITHALI - See, under Sourav Ganguly as BCCI President, things will certainly improve. He is a top cricketer who understands the requirements of players and will surely advance the women’s game as much as he does the men’s game. If you take a look at the pink ball Test in Kolkata it was good to see us being felicitated and celebrated with the best of our game

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DuelAction

Duel Action Fasten your seat belts as we take you on a 360 degree ride through two IndiGo destinations. Standing tall in the two secondary colours of IndiGo, there’s Varanasi in one corner and Istanbul in another.

VARANASI

ISTANBUL

Down the history lane Located opposite the Tulsi Ghat, the 17th century Ramnagar Fort and Palace on the eastern banks of the Ganga was built by the Maharaja of Benaras. Carved in red sandstone, the fort houses a temple and a museum with pavilions built in Mughal style and is famous for the 'Durbar hall' dedicated to the public.

Located on the hill atop Istanbul's Old City, the Topkapi Palace was once home to Sultan Mehmet II, who moved to the palace after conquering the city in 1453. Spread over four courtyards and 4,00,000 sqm, the palace buzzes with fountains, opulent pavilions, and a sprawling harem.

The foodie tales When you are visiting Varanasi, make sure you give a try to tamaatar chat at Deena Chaat Bhandar, Dashaswamedh Road. It is a local version of aloo chaat and is made from a mashed mixture of boiled potatoes, tomatoes, onions, green chillies and fresh coriander leaves.

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KĂźnefe is a traditional Arab cheese pastry.

The Turkish dessert has an amber colour because of the unsalted cheese stuffed in between the two layers of kadayif.

The sweet is served warm, soaked in syrup and topped with grounded pistachio.

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Shoppers' delight The city of Varanasi is famous world over for its intricate and luxurious Banarsi sarees. You can buy the silk saree anywhere in the city but the best place to pick up an authentic one would be the wholesale shops in Thatheri Bazaar.

Though Istanbul is known for its Grand Bazaar, a little cobble-stoned street near the historic Galata Tower, Serdar-i Ekrem is probably one of Istanbul’s coolest shopping streets.

It is filled with quirky shops, designer boutiques, several hotels and excellent restaurants – a perfect shopping stop.

For the night-angels No trip to Varanasi is complete without watching an evening aarti at the Ganges.

You can witness the beautiful ritual unfold at the Dashaswamedh Ghat, which is lit at that time with chants, flowers and brass lamps of almost 4.5 kgs.

You are most likely to visit the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque during daylight hours. However, it is best to take a stroll through Sultanahmet during night. The streets are lit after the sunset and you can enjoy the festive atmosphere and beautiful rainbow musical fountains.

For adventure junkies If you are a water baby, you must go on a cruise along the Bosphorus' European & Asian Sides, the Golden Horn, tour near the Black Sea Mouth at Anadolu Kavagi and Poyrazkoy, or to the Princes' Islands.

Exploring the majestic city is an exhilarating experience on its own but witnessing it from the sky on a paramotor is what you call mind boggling. When you are in Varanasi, do not miss the chance to view the breathtaking city and the mighty Ganga from the sky.

Recommendation: Do make a visit to the deer park in Sarnath. It is about 13 kilometers away from Varanasi.

The 1.4 km long Istiklal Avenue is the beating heart of Istanbul and is visited by nearly 3 million people daily.

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Papa CJ

Dare to Bare

“Don’t do it for the money because there isn’t any!,” that's what I keep telling when aspiring writers come across and ask me about writing. So why have I done so?

“I believe there are few good reasons why people write books. Rest assured that money isn't one of them because writers get paid crap... The first reason is that there is a story inside them that they are just dying to tell.” However, that is not the reason why I started writing. “The second reason for writing a book is the ego trip.

To see their name in print, to maybe have the phase 'bestselling author' against their name.” That is the reason why I wrote the book Naked. Having said that I am not someone who goes well with routines.

Whenever I have to write something, I lock myself in a room for days at a stretch and knock it out.

Don’t worry if you have seen the show though since the book has five times the content of the show. It traces my life from the streets of Kolkata to the University of Oxford and over 2,000 stages across the world.

The book uses the vehicle of my life to talk about the human experience. It is a light and easy read that also takes the reader through an emotional roller-coaster ride.

By the end, it should give the reader a new lens with which to look at their own life. A lens that allows them, like me, to always see the positive. And of course, the funny! Moreover, I also believe that a great story is one that takes the reader on an emotional journey and one that the reader can identify with.

So what's Naked? I can’t think of any person who hasn’t at some point thought that it would be nice to have a book under his belt. However, in honesty, this book is based on a show called Naked that I’ve toured all over the world. My publisher saw the show and thought the story would make for a good book, and so I obliged.

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I am not someone who goes well with routines.

Whenever I have to write something, I lock myself in a room for days at a stretch and knock it out.

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EARLY LIFE However, it was not easy. My father was a tea planter. He went to Assam to work — at a monthly salary of `845 — and stayed with the same company for 35 years. As the son of a tea-planter, born into a middle class family, the earliest dreams I can remember having as a child were to study at Harvard University and become an actor. I suppose making it to Oxford and becoming a stand-up comedian aren’t too far off the mark.

MY FAVE Being born and raised in a city like Delhi you're bound to have memories. Delhi is a beautiful world. Here was a guy on stage just having fun city that has some of the best food and that was his job! That inspired me to give and best parks in the country. So I like it a go. stuffing my face and then walking it off.

The restaurants I visit most often are There are no guidelines in stand-up, so you are Carnatic Cafe in M Block Market, GK 2, Ziu forced to think about what you want to talk about. at Sangam Courtyard for Thai food and Initially, you just want to make your audience Chillis at Ambience Mall, Vasant Kunj, for laugh, so you do some observational comedy. But their margaritas! as you mature, the only way to grow is inwards.

You start talking about the things that matter THE TRANSFORMATION to you, and eventually your audience will find you.

Stand-up comedy wasn't something that came to me instantly. I have quite a traditional corporate background. After working as a management consultant in London, I took a sabbatical. During that time, I saw stand-up comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival for the first time. I thought it was the most amazing thing in the

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FlashBack

THE

Year 2019 has been a year of struggles and achievements.

From Avengers' series coming to an end to Greta Thunberg's fight for the environment, there is a lot to look back as we enter another year of hope.

Game

The Avengers are one of the most successful movie franchises of all time. And the final installment of the series Avengers: Endgame pretty much did it all this year. It snatched Avatar's title as biggest box office earner of all time and was hailed so special as it "elevated the genre".

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Robert Downey Jr. was the only actor who read the entire script.

Avengers: Endgame is up for three awards at the 35th Annual Critics’ Choice Awards

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CAME A

LONG WAY

Indian-American Abhijit Banerjee, along with Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer, won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Economics for their work on finding new ways to tackle poverty. Duflo, a French-American, and Banerjee have been married for four years. They teach in Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He also served on the UN Secretary-General’s High-level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda.

FIRST couple to win the Nobel Prize for Economics, and the SIXTH Nobel-winning couple.

Banerjee is the second India-born to get the NOBEL PRIZE FOR ECONOMICS He is also the author of three books WHAT THE ECONOMY NEEDS NOW (2019), POOR ECONOMICS (2011) and MAKING AID WORK (2007)

He received the Infosys Prize 2009 in the SOCIAL SCIENCES category of Economics.

In 2014, Banerjee received the BERNHARDHARMS-PRIZE from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.

LOOKING AT THE

STARS

The year 2019 marked the birth centenary of Vikram Sarabhai (father of the Indian Space Programme) and the 50th anniversary of Indian Space Research Organisation. Here is a throwback to some memorable events in the journey of ISRO.

1969 The very first indigenous rocket made

by ISRO was known as RH-75 (RH stands for Rohini and 75 refers to the diametre of the rocket in mm).

1971 Vikram Sarabhai started building a launch complex on the east coast of India. The first rocket from Sriharikota Range (SHAR) took off on August 09, 1971.

EVER UPWARDS:

ISRO IN IMAGES

By P V Manoranjan Rao (Author), B N Suresh (Author, Translator, Contributor), VP Balagangadharan (Author, Translator, Contributor) Publisher: Universities Press (India) Pvt Ltd

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1994

The maiden flight of the GSLV Mk III with an indigenously developed cryo-stage was a success (June 05, 2017). It is ISRO's most powerful rocket till date.

1980 Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was the Project Director of the SLV-3 project, which at that time was the most prestigious and complex project of ISRO. Later Kalam became the President of India.

Developed in the 1990s, Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) drew the attention of the world in 2017 when it orbited 104 satellites in a planned manner.

December 2019 - Time magazine named Greta Thunberg Person of the Year.

Greta Thunberg

CLIMATE

CHANGE

WARRIOR

In September 2019, she attended UN Climate Action Summit in New York. She made her way there on a zero-emissions boat in a journey that lasted two weeks.

August 2018 - Greta Thunberg started protesting outside Sweden's Parliament on Fridays holding a sign reading 'School Strike for Climate'. Within a year, her school strike inspired millions of young people around the world to take to the streets and demand action on climate change.

October 2019 - She refused to accept an environmental award or the prize sum of 350,000 Danish kroner saying that the climate movement needed people in power to start to 'listen' to 'science' and not awards.

Greta Thunberg first learned about climate change when she was eight year old.

"You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. We will be watching you."

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On the Books In Iceland, there is a tradition called Jólabókaflóð, in which books are exchanged as Christmas Eve gifts.

The rest of the night, families and friends gather to read the books, while eating chocolates.

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Colour of vivid sunsets, fire, flowers, fish, and citrus fruits, Orange is also the colour of marmalade, Halloween, traffic cones, life rafts and cheetos.

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O R A N G E

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Orange is the only colour of the spectrum whose name was taken from an object, the popular fruit - the orange. It adds spontaneity and a positive way of looking at life.

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Reflecting an eclectic blend of ancient customs, traditions and culture with a dash of modernity. The country has a lot to offer to its discerning tourists in terms of tourist attractions in Malaysia.

IndiGo to Malaysia. www.goindigo.in

MELAKA

HISTORY

Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum Tastefully decorated with Chinese, Malayan, European and South East Asian influences, the Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum is the ancestral home of a wealthy Peranakan family. Hire a guide to give you thoughtful insights as well as secrets of the house.

Porta De Santiago Among the oldest surviving European architectural remains, this Portuguese fortress was handed over to the British by the Dutch in the early 19th century.

Constructed in 1511, it was reconstructed and altered by the Dutch into Porta de Santiago gate in 1670. Don't forget to take few selfies before you leave this place.

Maritime Museum of Melaka This is one of those rare museums where you are expected to take off your shoes at the entrance.

Picture a Portuguese ship that sank at Melaka's coast, according to records.

34m in height and 8m in width. The museum is all about the maritime history of Melaka.

ADVENTURE

2 SABAH

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Hiking/Trekking Reaching a height of 4095m, Mount Kinabalu is Malaysia’s tallest mountain. Only 135 climbers can be on the mountain at any one time due to safety reasons. The climb starts at Timpohon and you’ll begin the ascent to Laban Rata.

Coral Flyer Zipline Have you ever ziplined between two islands across 250m of sea? In Sabah, Coral Flyer Zipline passes between Gaya and Sapi Island giving you the best views of the five islands inside Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. The zipline has the title of being the longest in Borneo.

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Georgetown The colonial city of Georgetown was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site as it has plenty to offer through museums, seaside fort and historic homes. Numerous artists have left their marks in the form of murals along the streets of Georgetown.

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Nasi Kandar Nasi Kandar, a staple food in Malaysia, means ‘mixed rice’, as customers are given a plate with rice over which they can choose a variety of toppings and sauces.

Common Nasi Kandar dishes include chicken, fish, or seafood such as prawns or squid in curry sauce as well as vegetables.

FOOD

KUALA LUMPUR War Museum Built by the British army during 20th century, the Museum was used as a Japanese army base during WWII. Restoration work maintained its network of underground tunnels and ventilation shafts, making it a pretty cool complex to explore.

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Fried Hokkien mee A Chinese style-fried yellow noodles is a dish of thick yellow noodles braised in thick dark soy sauce with meat, squid, fish-cake and cabbage as the main ingredients and cubes of crispy fried meat as garnishing. If you have not eaten Hokkien Mee, you have not visited KL yet!

SHOPPING

LANKAWI

Duty free pleasure Langkawi, known as the Jewel of Kedah is now a booming place for tourism with tourist coming in from all parts of the world. Apart from beautiful beaches and nature surrounding the island, Langkawi is also a duty free destination. Which means that the city offers a wonderful shopping experience.

Zon Shopping Paradise You cannot miss out on Zon Shopping Paradise on your trip to Langkawi, specially when you’re looking for an incredible experience for shopping in Malaysia. Located next to Underwater World, one of Langkawi’s top attractions, here you can shop your hearts out, whether you’re looking for jewellery, kitchenware, watches, apparels, perfumes, leather goods, or anything else.

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A Rainbow

in Plate Devised as a plan to help school children adopt a balanced diet, #eattherainbow is now a part of UN supported Chefs Manifesto’s strategy to help food sustainability – and fight hunger. Read how the chefs and restauranteurs are working towards shortening the gap.

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According to a recent UN report, more than 820 people in the world go hungry.

Put that next to our current population and it is one of every nine individuals going without food every day. This grim image gets darker with the speed with which resources have been consumed in the past decade. It was this harrowing picture that pushed UN to put together the Sustainable Development Goals in 2015. Commonly known as Global Goals, it was a blueprint that, if implemented actively, would be able to “provide a better and more sustainable future to all”. The deadline to achieve all this was set at 2030. Since then the initiative has had collaboration of various forms to enable grassroot level – one of them was the UN supported Chefs Manifesto that was put together in early 2018.

#Eattherainbow was a concept that began in 2014 and was devised by a group of nutritionist and paediatricians to eat a more colourful looking bowl.

The idea, says Chef Sabyasachi Gorai, a core team member of the Chefs Manifesto, “was to urge chef community across the world to pick different ways to help them achieve the goal. The common aim was hunger eradication and make food affordable.”

The Indian contingent led by Chef Manjit S Gill chose aspects that were closer to the Indian culinary ethos – one of them, adds Chef Gorai, “was #eattherainbow. The other was 50futurefood.” Fascinatingly, #Eattherainbow was a concept that began in 2014 and was devised by a group of nutritionist and paediatricians. The movement began to encourage parents and children to eat a more colourful looking bowl. In India, however, it was a practice long followed – but changing too, courtesy a rising population that was shifting to more resource-intensive food like milk and meat. In fact, seasoned chef and #eatwiththerainbow advocator, Vikas Seth, shares, “three years ago, 60 per cent of the menu was dedicated to meat dishes.” The result: more land shifted to cater to milk and meat demands. An environmental analyst and longtime critic of waste and inefficiency in agricultural practices, Dr David Pimentel viewed it as a colossal waste of cultivatable soil.

The rise of expendable income had another flaw: it led to wastage. People bought far more food than necessary. The all-you-can buffet offering adding to the concept. In fact, as per a study, nearly 40 per cent of food produced in India is wasted. A major contributor to this was hotel industry. While a few conscientious chefs were taking measures to reduce at least their share of it, the change came during the 2015 Terra

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Most of the Restaurants are collaborating with farmers for their produce and introducing menus that play with colours. backyard low investment and high yield ingredients. One such movement was for Millets, supported by the Karnataka Government. Chef Seth adopted the grain and called it a culinary breakthrough that helped bring down the carbon food print as well.

Hotels joined the bandwagon by retweaking their offerings. Says Chef Neeraj Rawoot of Sofitel, “the trend of small portion, sharing plates and community table ensured lesser wastage.”

Another successful format was the 'made on order'.

Madre in Shillong. It was the first time, adds Chef Gorai, “that the chef community came abreast with the kind of resources we had at our disposal and chefs like Joel Basumatari. An advocate of indigenous seasonal produce and Slow Food culinary expert from India, Chef Basumatari was using his Naga heritage to keep the old culinary culture alive.”

It served as a wake up call to an industry and a nation that had been, for the last three decades, playing to the Western style of food. And then started, adds Chef Seth, “a back to basics programme with chefs trying to find answers in our traditional cuisine to cut down on the food cost.” This change while brought back regional cuisine into the hotel, it also exposed chefs to the

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Restaurants, however, were the biggest advocator of #eattherainbow. Most of them led by example by collaborating with farmers for their produce and introducing menus that played with colours, others went a step ahead to own and collaborate with farms.

The other initiative is of course the new trend of foraging among chefs like Chef Prateek Sadhu, who sources most of his ingredients during season by visiting the hills in Kashmir, "It is a tough beat to go up there and source your own gucchi and cheese, but at the end of it, it is also about educating your diners about ingredients that is local, nutritious and natural.” It is the only way through which, he adds, “we can widen the palate and reduce the dependency on certain food.”

Corporate Social Responsibility - IndiGoReach

Soaring high Women Empowerment has been one of our core pillars of our CSR interventions. As part of this program we are reaching out to over 64,500 women across the country. Our interventions focus on creation and strengthening of institutions such as the women’s Self Help Groups (SHGs) and

imparting different capacity building trainings in order to increase their income.

One such program reaches out to over 20,000 rural women in Maharashtra where women are formed into groups and are provided skill based training

and basic materials as per their requirement. Some of these assets provided help them in starting their own business such as tailoring units, poultry farms, composting, and harvesting better crop yield.

This transformation from ordinary women to entrepreneurs has given them an identity.

A few snippets of our interventions from the field

Meet Mangal Kadam, owner of a backyard poultry that was initiated as a part of this program. This step has helped her increase her income thereby contributing to improving the quality of their life. A direct visible impact is that their son has started attending school because of this increased income. She is now a role model to other women in the community.

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Retail therapy There's no therapy like retail therapy. So we bring you a variety of fun and functional products that you can buy as soon as you land. Make sure you don't miss out.

Here's how : 6E

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Browse through the products in this magazine, and make a note of those you like.

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Show your IndiGo boarding pass for exclusive deals and discounts on products.

At the arrival terminal, visit the AVA store and ask for those products.

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Pay using cash, or a card, and take your products home!

If the items you want are sold out at your destination, don't worry. You can place your order and we will have them delivered to your doorstep.

AVA stores are present at the arrival terminals of select Indian airports* only. Visit them at: Ahmedabad (T1) Amritsar Agartala Bengaluru

Bhopal Chennai (T1) Coimbatore Delhi (T1C)

Delhi (T3) Dibrugarh Guwahati Hyderabad

Indore (G1) Kochi Kolkata Lucknow (T2)

Madurai Mangalore Nagpur Pune

Raipur Ranchi Thiruvananthapuram Varanasi

*Airport list as of January, 2020.

All product images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual product. All products are subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time. In the event of any queries, clarifications, or complaints with respect to your purchases, please contact AVA Merchandising Solutions Private Limited at info@avamerchandising.in You may also call the dedicated helpline on +91 124 474 0822 from Monday to Saturday between 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. IndiGo shall have no liability in relation to the quality or merchantability of the products. All products and purchases may be subject to further terms and conditions as may be issued by any partnering agency or third party, as may be applicable.

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Kuchina

Cool merchandise exclusively for IndiGo passengers

6E Exclusive

Lose the weight »» Sleek design with belt to hold luggage »» Large LCD display »» Low battery indicator & overload indicator »» Capacity is 50 kg

Xech Luggage Scale M.R.P.

`499

6E Price*

24%

Discount S

6 MONTH

`381

*GST extra as applicable

Power punch »» High capacity 10,000 mAh battery »» 4 outputs - 3 inbuilt cables micro, Type-C and IOS cable lightning »» In-built mobile stand »» Multi-circuit protection »» LED capacity indicator »» Premium design and finish »» Durable and sturdy built »» Free premium carry pouch »» Universal compatible

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Toreto 10,000 mAh Powerbank with Inbuilt Cables M.R.P.

6E Price*

`1999

`1101

45%

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12 MON

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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Cool merchandise exclusively for IndiGo passengers

6E Exclusive

Pack & de-stress »» Anti-stress backpack »» Inbuilt massager facility »» It is spacious, tough, dust resistant, durable, water resistant, light in weight bag »» "Press To De-Stress" to get the massage »» Multiple organising pockets to store your daily essentials

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EUME Backpack with Massager M.R.P.

6E Price*

`6139

`3643

41%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

THS

12 MON

Two to tango

Best Seller

»» Rose gold strap & dial »» Has anti-rust & anti-corrosion feature »» Is water-resistant and has rotating dial feature »» IPR plating »» Has magnetic strap »» Comes with rose gold bangle

Herman Hansen Ladies Watch with Bracelet M.R.P.

6E Price*

`3990

`1686

*GST extra as applicable

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58%

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THS

12 MON

Go paperless

Charged up »» 3 in 1 universal cable (Micro, Type C & Lightning)

»» For paperless note-taking »» With a one-touch clear button

»» Braided with tough nylon material

»» Replaceable battery that lasts up to 50,000 erasures

»» With 120cm long tangle-free nylon cable »» Maximum speed at 2.4 amp charge & sync »» Fast data transfer at 480 mbps

Hottech 3 in 1 Charging Cable

M.R.P.

`1890

Portronics RuffPad 21.5cm

6E Price*

`754

*GST extra as applicable

M.R.P.

6E Price*

`899

`592

*GST extra as applicable

60%

34%

Discount

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12 MON

Melodious tunes

THS

12 MON

»» Comes with a dual USB output »» Built-in 3W bluetooth V5.0 speaker »» TWS functionality. It connects to two speakers together for stereo Sound »» Sturdy & superior built quality »» Multi-circuit protection »» Built in 400 mAh rechargeable battery for built-in speaker

Toreto Bluetooth Speaker with Adaptor M.R.P.

6E Price*

`1699

`1093

36%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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6E Exclusive

Cool merchandise exclusively for IndiGo passengers

Selfie help »» With an inbuilt torch & powerbank »» 360-degree rotation

56%

»» Supports up to 14.5 cm screen size

Discount

»» High sound quality »» Ultra-portable design »» Standby time is 72 hours, charging time is 2 hours, playtime is 4-5 hrs

Ubon Bluetooth Selfie Stick with Torch & Speaker M.R.P.

6E Price*

`2499

`1093

*GST extra as applicable THS

12 MON

Best Seller

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Travel connection »» Four wheeler with a 360-degree rotatable trolley »» Made of polyester »» A front pocket for quick access »» A dedicated compartment for files, folders and documents »» Can accommodate laptops up to 38cm

Herman Hansen Overnighter M.R.P.

`7990

6E Price*

`2958

*GST extra as applicable

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THS

12 MON

63%

Discount

Best Seller

For your kids only »» It can move forward & backward and turn left & right »» Comes with induction/lights »» Long press on the remote control can edit the mode according to your favourite action

RC Robot M.R.P.

6E Price*

`2990

`1432

52%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

Pros and construct »» S.T.E.M. educational gift for the age group of 8-14 »» This is a Do It Yourself Activity kit designed to help children understand fundamental principles of S.T.E.M. subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) »» D.I.Y. Time: 200 min, Play Time: Unlimited »» Skills developed: Analytical, creativity, motor, and practical

Smartivity Pump It Move It Hydraulic Crane M.R.P.

`1299

6E Price*

`981

24%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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6E Exclusive

Cool merchandise exclusively for IndiGo passengers

Fast & furious

»» It moves forward, backward, turns left and right »» Comes with an indicator Light at front »» Has a maximum speed of 15 kmph »» Control distance is 1000-1500cm »» Playing time is 30-35 minutes

63%

Discount

Remote Control Car M.R.P.

6E Price*

`4990

`1856

*GST extra as applicable

Sing it loud »» 37 keys on keyboard »» Can play different songs and sounds »» Comes with mic as well to sing along

Electric Piano M.R.P.

6E Price*

`4990

`1686

*GST extra as applicable

66%

Discount

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To refer to the passenger charter introduced by the Ministry of Civil Aviation stating your rights, please contact our crew.

For a hassle-free travel experience 45 minutes prior

Unless it's the climax of a Hollywood rom-com

Everyone loves a happy ending

We love your Grandma's pickle

The check-in counter closes 45 minutes before departure. We request you to reach the airport on time. Well, unless your girlfriend is leaving you and it's your last chance to convince her to stay.

In that case, get there earlier.

The boarding gates close 25 minutes prior to departure.

To avoid missing your flight, please be there on time.

It's really disheartening to lose something so precious to airport security. So please keep track of what articles are allowed in cabin baggage to avoid last-minute offloading.

Best Seller

Let's drink to that »» Comes with 3 whiskey glasses, a peg measurer, a hip flask, and an opener »» Leather finish with gold-plated fittings »» A side loop that allows easy carrying »» Comes packaged in an attractive gift box

Whiskey Case M.R.P.

`4990

49%

Land Price*

Discount

`2534

*GST extra as applicable

A bag for all

Herman Hansen Convertible Backpack With USB Charging Slot

»» Can be used as backpack, sling bag & executive bag

M.R.P.

»» Has a front zipper pocket for quick access

`4950

78%

»» Extra padded shock absorption for laptops

Discount

»» Can accommodate up to 40cm laptop »» Comes with extra padded shoulder straps

THS

12 MON

106

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`1101

*GST extra as applicable

»» Main organising pocket to organise your accessories

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Timekeeper

Best Seller

»» Comes with anti-rust & anti-corrosion feature »» Water resistant »» Has an adjustable lock »» Long battery life »» Comes with a beautiful box

Herman Hansen His N Her Watch M.R.P.

Land Price*

`3990

`1101

72%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable THS

12 MON

A healthy choice »» Made of 100% copper »» Can help improves digestion and better blood circulation »» Controls heart rate »» Helps to lose weight and reduce blood glucose level »» Bottle - 900 ml, Glass - 250ml, Coaster - Pure Copper Glass Coaster

Pipal Copper Bottle with 2 Tumblers M.R.P.

Land Price*

`4490 `1160

74%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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Get carried away »» It's a eight wheeler 360-degree rotatable trolley »» Has a front zipper pocket for quick access »» Multiple compartment for more storage option »» Aluminum telescopic trolley »» USB Charging slot facility to charge your electronic devices on the go

60%

Discount ONTHS

12 M

Herman Hansen Overnighter with USB Charging Slot M.R.P.

`8990

Land Price*

`3636

*GST extra as applicable

Back to the basics »» Comes in high quality polyester material »» A telescopic aluminium trolley »» Comes with 2 wheels and 2 front pockets for quick access »» A 40-cm laptop compartment »» Has separate compartments to store your files, folders, etc.

THS

36 MON

Novex Backpack Cum Trolley Land Price*

M.R.P.

`4399

`1856

58%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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All charged »» Can charge up to 4 devices in a car on the go »» One QC 3.0 port to provide ultra fast charging »» Metallic finish on top »» Made of aluminum alloy

Hottech 4 Port Car Charger M.R.P.

Land Price*

`1990

`1016

*GST extra as applicable

S

6 MONTH

49%

Discount

Best Seller

Designed to fit »» Has touch-enabled earpods »» Portable charging case »» Crisp and clear sound quality »» Lightweight earbuds for a comfortable fit »» Compatible with all bluetooth enabled devices »» Phone calls can be made with both earbuds »» Earbuds can be charged 3-4 times if the case is fully charged S

Hottech Bluetooth Earpods with Cover M.R.P.

Land Price*

`3990

`1686

6 MONTH

58%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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Be my travel partner »» Trolley bag with two handles »» One retractable rod with switch for adjustment

THS

12 MON

»» Can be expanded upto 20 % of total capacity »» Combination TSA lock feature (TSA007) »» Eight wheels at the base »» Is water-resistant, wear-resistant and shockproof

Hard Luggage trolley - 51 cm

M.R.P.

`8999

53%

Discount

Land Price*

`4229

*GST extra as applicable

Hard Luggage trolley - 61 cm

M.R.P.

`10999

Land Price*

`5076

54%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

Track your time & health »» Can monitor BP, heart rate and sleep »» Comes with a magnetic strap »» Pedometer has features like step count, calorie burn, distance covered »» Has messaging & call notification »» Anti-lost feature »» Is equipped with timer, stopwatch and LED display S

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Hottech Smart Watch A30 M.R.P.

Land Price*

`4990

`2534

49%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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Take note »» Keep your notes intact in such elegant manner

»» Attractive top cover with button closure

»» A5 size diary »» Re-fillable planner »» Comes with a pen

Regal Notebook Planner M.R.P.

`1990

62%

Land Price*

`754

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

On time »» A smart cube-shaped multipurpose desktop timer (5,12,15,60 minute) »» Sits with a small footprint on your desk »» Dutifully counts time down for you »» Soft LED alarm »» Easy to use THS

12 MON

Portronics Desktop Timer M.R.P.

Land Price*

`1499

`1016

32%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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No strings attached »» HD stereo sound quality »» Comes with a flexible neckband »» Extremely lightweight, and can be used during workout »» Sweat Proof IPX5 Design »» Noise reduction feature allows you to enjoy your music and improves call quality as well

58%

»» Provides a continuous music playback of 4-5 hours

Discount

Pebble Bluetooth Earphone

Intelligent charging »» 4 USB port charger »» Touch sensor LED light

`1093 S

6 MONTH

45%

»» Works as bed side night lamp Hottech Adaptor With 4 USB & Micro USB Cable

Land Price*

*GST extra as applicable

S

6 MONTH

»» Three mode LED lights

M.R.P.

`1999

Discount M.R.P.

`2000

Land Price*

`839

*GST extra as applicable

For seat sleepers

THS

03 MON

»» Comes with drawstring bag »» Comfortable and stylish »» Supports your neck and shoulder while travelling

Memory Foam Neck Pillow M.R.P.

Land Price*

`2500

`1093

56%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

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Power play »» 6 USB charging ports »» 3 anti-static power sockets »» Power switch to control power supply

For the new man

»» PC & ABS top surface with fire proofing & flam retardant feature

»» Exotic, musky and masculine »» No gas perfume

37%

»» Promises lasting fragrance

Blanc Perfume & Deo combo

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Discount M.R.P.

Land Price*

`2148

`1356

Hottech 6 USB Port With 3 Power Socket M.R.P.

`2990

*GST extra as applicable

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Land Price*

`1602

Land Price

46%

Discount

*GST extra as applicable

Pay and pick up

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Buy on board Contact our cabin crew to purchase these products

Neck pillow USD 7 Eye mask and dental kit USD 3 Blanket USD 7 The actual product colours may vary from the ones displayed.

Available only on select international flights.

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We raised the bar While some raise a glass to life, here's a happy selection of duty-free alcohol to raise a bottle to. Or two, we don't judge. Get your hands on these classics to raise the spirits of any and every occasion.

Buy on board These products are available on your flight, and not on ground.

Please contact our cabin crew if you wish to purchase them.

One of the best known vodkas, Absolut Blue is famed for its full bodied and complex, yet smooth and distinct flavour.

It not only lights up taste buds but also any occasion, making it a party favourite!

Should you give this a shot? Absolut-ly!

Sky Price

USD 18

The name is Walker... Johnnie Walker. The signature square bottles. Coloured labels distinguishing the blends. Complex flavours. No wonder it’s been called “the Savoy, the Everest of deluxe whiskies”.

Sky Price

USD 33

Pour yourself a glass of tradition with the iconic Johnnie Walker Double Black. With its naturally smoked flavour and expert blend, this is one whisky that will keep you coming back year after year.

Sky Price

USD 40

Consumption of duty-free liquor in the aircraft is strictly prohibited. Duty-free liquor will be handed just before landing. Duty-free liquor allowances- Bangkok: One litre of liquor; Dubai: Four litres of spirit; Muscat: Two litres/two bottles of liquor per family, if imported by a Non-Muslim; Singapore: Free import of wines, spirits and beer not exceeding one litre each by passengers of 18 years of age and above.

Disclaimer: Only on selected international flights.

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Soberly curious Everyone’s sober now. Even if they drink a little

6E Price

`150/USD2 Net weight 330ml

Enjoy freely even at 35,000 feet Now available on board and uniquely designed for anybody

Online is a wonderful thing Pre-book from our new menu Our online menu is serving up some serious food inspiration. Pre-book your in-flight snack from a range of exclusive food items and you won’t need to wait for the snack trolley anymore.

Two dips with baked pita

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Cornflakes

Chicken supreme salad

Murg ka mokul wrap

Samosa

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USD 5

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Turn it into a Bloody Mary + USD 2

Soda Water Sky Price USD 2

Johnnie Walker Black Label Whisky 5cl.

Sky Price USD 7

The items on the menu are subject to availability.

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