Subscribe To Print Edition About The Tribune Code Of Ethics Download App Advertise with us Classifieds
search-icon-img
  • ftr-facebook
  • ftr-instagram
  • ftr-instagram
search-icon-img
Advertisement

Top Headlines View More right-arow

Advertisement

Top Headlines View More right-arow

Advertisement

Trending View More right-arow

Advertisement
Advertisement

Punjab View More right-arow

Chandigarh View More right-arow

Opinion View More right-arow

Advertisement

Haryana View More right-arrow

Himachal Pradesh View More right-arrow

Jammu & Kashmir View More right-arrow

Delhi View More right-arrow

Advertisement
The Tribune Podcast

Amritsar View More right-arrow

Jalandhar View More right-arrow

Ludhiana View More right-arrow

Patiala View More right-arrow

India View More right-arow

India View More right-arow

Diaspora View More right-arow

Diaspora View More right-arow

Sports View More right-arow

Sports View More right-arow

World View More right-arow

Business View More right-arow

Entertainment View More right-arow

Editor's Picks View More right-arow

Advertisement

Spectrum View More right-arow

Spectrum View More right-arow

Books View More right-arrow

Arts View More right-arrow

Travel View More right-arrow

In-Depth View More right-arow

Movie Review View More right-arow

Punjabi Cinema View More right-arow

Variety View More right-arrow

Food View More right-arrow

  • Biting into a mutton chop one pleasant evening, I got thinking about this delightful snack that eastern India revels in. A chop is not to be confused with the western lamb chop, or mutton chaap, or something indescribable called a...

  • Every year, when the Durga Puja season arrives, we are bewildered by the mouth-watering temptations at different pandals. Pujo is celebrated with great gusto in West Bengal, Odisha and Assam, and also wherever the probasi Bengalis are domiciled. There is...

  • In this festive season, when sweet shops are lined with platters of laddoos, I am reminded of my village in western Uttar Pradesh. Laddoos were essential to every wedding feast and were served in pairs, or joda, before a meal...

Reflections View More right-arrow

Health View More right-arrow

The School Tribune View More right-arow

Features View More right-arow

tlbr_img1 Home tlbr_img2 Opinion tlbr_img3 Classifieds tlbr_img4 Videos tlbr_img5 E-Paper