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A casual snack purchase turned into a viral controversy at Jabalpur railway station, when a passenger's attempt to buy a samosa ended with him handing over his watch due to a failed UPI transaction.

Eyewitnesses claimed the incident shocked fellow passengers. A shocking incident at Madhya Pradesh's Jabalpur Railway Station has gone viral, sparking outrage over a vendor's behavior and passenger ...

Samosas are a popular Indian snack filled traditionally with spiced potatoes and peas. A street stall in Jalandhar, Punjab, offers over 10 varieties of samosas beyond potato filling. Varieties include ...

Samosas, small filled pastries originating from South Asia, are a popular street food in countries like India and Pakistan, but they're well known and appreciated in many parts of the world. Though ...

The video has garnered over 195K views, sparking debates on cultural authenticity versus etiquette. An Indian etiquette coach has sparked an online frenzy after a video showed him teaching students ...

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World Samosa Day is celebrated every year on September 5. The day honours the samosa, which is a popular fried, pyramid-shaped snack. It is believed to have originated in the Middle East; however, ...

The samosa has ancient roots tracing back to the Middle East, where it was known as sambosa. It made its way to India through trade routes and became a traditional snack across the Indian subcontinent ...

Samosa is the heart and soul of almost every Indian, and every region in India has a unique version of this oh-so-popular street snack. Interestingly, a street shop from London serving crispy fried ...

The name alone sparks curiosity, drawing passersby towards the stall. Once there, the irresistible aroma and the sight of crisp, golden-brown samosas are enough to seal the deal In the bustling lanes ...

In Hyderabad, chai-samosa is more like a ritual. And when it comes to samosas, the Irani version holds a special place in the hearts of locals. Crisp, flaky, and filled with spiced onions or minced ...