Renowned filmmaker Goutam Ghose, the only Indian recipient of the prestigious Vittorio De Sica Award, has called for replacing film censorship with an accreditation system, asserting that cinema, as ...

‘Coolest PM ever?’ New Zealand PM Luxon’s jalebi-making video wins hearts online Luxon’s hands-on participation at the Sikh Games in Auckland has gone viral on social media Tribune Web Desk Chandigarh ...

Christopher Luxon, Prime Minister of New Zealand, grabbed headlines when he attempted to make traditional Indian jalebis at a food stall during the recent New Zealand Sikh Games in Auckland. Luxon ...

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon surprised attendees at the Sikh Games in Auckland by trying his hand at making traditional Indian jalebis, drawing cheers from the crowd and praise online.

Letting his ‘chef side’ take over, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon recently made headlines after he tried his hand at making Jalebis! The New Zealand PM attended a gathering that was ...

The clip shows PM Luxon piping batter into hot oil while attempting to form the coil shapes that make jalebi. Many users appreciated the effort, pointing out how refreshing it was. Trending Photos In ...

The sixth edition of the New Zealand Sikh Games kicked off on 30 November at sports facilities in South Auckland. The largest Indian sports event in New Zealand, featuring over 1,500 athletes, wraps ...

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visited a gathering in Auckland that brought together the Sikh community for sports, culture and community celebrations. Amid the excitement, he even ...

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