A viral video exposes a Hyderabad restaurant reusing leftover onions and chutney from customer tables, raising serious hygiene concerns. The footage reveals the establishment's unsanitary ...

Video by Marissa Alper For The New York Times Supported by By Priya Krishna Priya Krishna, an interim restaurant critic, ventured out into the cold on seven different occasions to write this review.

Be among those who shape the future with knowledge. Uncover exclusive stories that captivate your mind and heart with our FREE 14-day subscription trial. Dive into a world of inspiration, learning, ...

Durban's uMhlanga Main Beach and Bronze Beach have been re-opened. eThekwini Municipality It was after the city temporarily closed the bathing areas to conduct an investigation into reports of ...

Two uMhlanga beaches have re-opened to the public after scientists were able to determine what the mysterious brown balls were. eThekwini Municipality spokesperson, Gugu Sisilana, confirmed that ...

The Umhlanga Main Beach and Bronze Beach reopened on Thursday following a temporary closure due to the discovery of hundreds of “balls” — unidentified solid matter mixed with beach sand ...

In the footage, an unidentified person shows the balls that appear to be mixed with beach sand at Umhlanga Main Beach. The individual claims that the objects could be dog faeces. READ ...

The seventh and final phase of the iconic R4 billion Pearls of Umhlanga mixed-use development is reaching completion – 15 years after the initial phases of the luxury apartment towers project ...

Hundreds of balls have been found along the uMhlanga shoreline. THE eThekwini Municipality has launched an investigation into the hundreds of balls found along uMhlanga’s shoreline on Tuesday.

The eThekwini Municipality has announced the closure of two bathing beaches in uMhlanga following the discovery of unidentified brown balls on the sea sand. It is thought that the balls are human ...