Water, salt, and a high flame
by thebengali
Noodle soup with chicken momos
Categories: Cooking, Learning, Pune, The Arts • Tags: chicken momos, noodle soup, noodles, Sanjay Mukherjee, soup, thebengali, wheat noodles
Tag: Sanjay Mukherjee
Skoolbx is an exciting addition to our children’s education ecosystem
by thebengali
In age where parents have to construct the education ecosystem for their children, Hubert D’Mello’s Skoolbx is bringing a new dimension to online tutoring with their student-tutor personality matching model.
Categories: Education, eLearning, Entrepreneur, Learning, Media • Tags: ASER, Bengaluru, edtech, education, edX, government schools, Hubert D'Mello, India, Kailash Gupta, Karthik Viswanath, Learning, Mayur Hoskote, online tutoring, provate schools, Sanjay Mukherjee, schools, Skoolbx, thebengali, tutoring, UDISE, WhiteHatJr
Red Snapper and Shark
by thebengali
Fresh red snapper is a good option for a quick side with steamed rice. Especially if you have a Shark stirfry with a hint of gravy on the other burner as a main course. The recipe for tonight was quiet simple: mustard oil, snapper fillets, sprinkle herbs, salt and chilly flakes, close and cook for ten minutes. Open lid, turn and cook for five more minutes. The shark stir fry is simpler. Mustard oil, garlic, chilly, shark meat chunks, salt, […]
Categories: Cooking, Family, Self • Tags: cooking, India, red snapper fish, Sanjay Mukherjee, shark meat, stirfry, thebengali
Extraordinary Ordinary People: Roopesh Raj – the continuous metamorphosis of a gentle soul
by thebengali
Obituary for Roopesh Raj, renowned Pune-based journalist, columnist, mentor and family man. Includes tributes from family, friends and colleagues. #roopeshraj #journalist #Pune #writer #subeditor #thebengali
Categories: Family, Journalism, Learning, Media, News, Pune, Self, Society • Tags: Cornelius Mascarenhas, Dubai, Emirates247, existentialism, Geetanjali Katyayan, Hindustan Times, India, journalism, journalists, Manjiri Damle, Mohan Sinha, ninety9words, Pune, Rahul Chandawarkar, Roger Dragonette, Rohan Pandit, Roopesh Raj, Sanjay Mukherjee, Sanjay Pendse, Sherna Gandhy, Society, sub, subeditor, Sudheer Gaikwad, svengali, thebengali, Times of India, Vitthal Mavinkurve
Extraordinary Ordinary People: Tushar Uchil – the passing of an Instructional Design legend
by thebengali
Obituary on Tushar Uchil, Pune and Mumbai-based Writer, Instructional Designer and Design mentor.
Categories: eLearning, Learning, News, People, Pune, Training • Tags: Brainvisa, eLearning, India, Instructional Designer, Learning, Mumbai, Nitin Agarwal, Nupur Avantika, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Supam Maheshwari, thebengali, Tushar Uchil, Vikas Agarwal
The Day After: Post-surgery reality and road to recovery
by thebengali
6.10 am I had a good night’s sleep. Am just coming awake and I can feel that I am going to be reminded of the full meaning of the phrase: the Day After. Yesterday was under post-surgery anaesthesia. Today is with post-surgery pain reality! For starters, my lower back / waist area is feeling strained and has a little pain, probably from lack of movement. Further, any involuntary movement to the left leg is giving me pain in the knee […]
Categories: Healthcare, Pune, Society • Tags: ACL Reconstruction Surgery, Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital Pune, Dr Avijan Sinha, Dr Shirish Pathak, Dr Sunil Mane, healthcare, India, physiotherapist, Pune, Sanjay Mukherjee, Self, Society, surgeon, surgery, thebengali
Journey into an ACL Reconstruction Surgery
by thebengali
Diary notes from a patient’s journey into an ACL Reconstruction surgery at Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune, in pandemic times.
Categories: Healthcare, Pune, Self, Society • Tags: ACL Reconstruction Surgery, ACL Tear, COVID-19, Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital Pune, doctors, Dr Khurana, Dr Manjiri Ranade, Dr Shirish Pathak, Dr Sunil Mane, education, existentialism, healthcare, India, IV Tubes, knee, nurses, Operation Theatre, pandemic, Pune, Sachin Vyavahare, Sanjay Mukherjee, Self, surgery, thebengali
Simla to Delhi: Evolution of an Educational Institution – A Brief History of The Union Academy
by thebengali
Union Academy School New Delhi emerged in the mid-1930s as a result of new educational ideals and the new needs of an evolving society engaged in the making of a new capital city: New Delhi.
Categories: Culture, Education, Journalism, Society • Tags: Bengali, Bengali Boys High School Shimla, Bombay, Calcutta, education, Harcourt Butler High School, India, Kolkata, Learning, Madras, Mumbai, New Delhi, Sanjay Mukherjee, Society, The Union Academy, thebengali