nimbu paani

Bigg Boss 17 fame Soniya Bansal shares her strategies for staying cool during rising temperatures, emphasizing hydration with water and coconut water, and opting for light, home-cooked meals like curd rice and salads. She also advises on managing outdoor activities and home environment to combat the heat, highlighting traditional Indian summer drinks as effective remedies.

Juice sellers in Navi Mumbai are raking in hundreds of rupees every day selling nimbu paani, despite the lemons being priced at almost Rs 4 a piece in the retail market

Although doctors suggest that drinking water is the best to keep yourself hydrated, yet the taste buds crave for delectable chillers which are refreshing and perfect to make one cool.

As temperature soars with each passing day, summer special drinks are a must to beat the heat and quench thirst.

Even though wholesale prices have risen by a record 14.6% and food inflation surged to 7% last week, it’s not fair to blame Nirmalaji for the lemon crisis or these wonky numbers

The next time Mrs Sharma offers you a glass of plain water instead of the usual nimbu paani, blame it on the surging prices. For now, when life is giving lemons, it is also squeezing pockets.

The character of Bauji, played by Rajendra Gupta, is always seen running away from his servant, Gadda Prasad’s stupidity. And recently, he experienced something similar in his real life also.

The steadily rising price of lemons has taken the citrus fruit off salad plates, leaving people concerned about having to empty their pockets this Ramzan and Navaratra if they want to break their fast with a glass of nimbu paani.

Ramzan evenings in Delhi come alive with vibrant iftar walks exploring neighborhoods like Purani Dilli, Zakir Nagar, and Shaheen Bagh. These curated experiences offer a deep dive into the traditions, food, and community spirit of the blessed month, extending beyond just culinary exploration.

Chota offers everything from snacks to lunches to the students

Actress Himani Shivpuri emphasizes hydration, minimal AC exposure, and environmental consciousness in her summer skincare routine. She recommends nimbu paani, chaach, walking, yoga, and tree planting for heat relief and healthy skin.

Global brands have Indianized chips to burgers to pasta to conquer one of the biggest consumer markets.

If you find the lemon wedge missing from that plate of salad or the nimbu-paani not tasting as refreshing, blame it on the price rise.

Dharmendra turns teetotaler, takes up nimbu paani with a vengeance.....

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The actor says that the scorching heat is taking its toll on actors

The hot and sultry weather made the supporters of Sriprakash Jaiswal take resort to purchasing water pouches to quench their thirst.

Bapu ji worries about this major concern. Rita also says that marriages are breaking because of lemons and asks the officials if the lemons are being black marketed. Bapu ji decides to go to the temple and pray for the lemons' prices to decrease.

The city was like a furnace on Thursday when the mercury climbed to 43.6 degree Celsius.

This Sunday’s Raahgiri turned out to be a day of aerobics and dance workout for fitness enthusiasts.

From using an umbrella to applying sunscreen and having coconut water, celebs share their mantra for staying cool amid heatwave

Preity Zinta has returned to gardening as Los Angeles went into a three week lockdown recently. The actress posted a video from her garden, as she picked ripe lemons for ‘nimbu paani’. “Now that LA is in a 3 week lockdown I’m loving getting back to gardening & being one with nature. It’s my way of staying positive, appreciating the simpler things in life & connecting with the earth because when life gives you lemons it’s time to make lemonade and nimbo ka achaar.”

Sunny Leone and Rannvijay Singh have some good, crazy fun by the pool at the anniversary party of the Breezer Indi Mix Music CDs.

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Lemon juice has more benefits that you’d ever imagine. Lemons have five per cent of citric acid, which gives it its unique taste.