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Dec 3, 2023 · Ratna Rajaiah follows in the master’s footsteps with admirable aplomb. She weaves a rich tapestry of different strands drawing on biochemistry, anthropology, human anatomy and physiology.
Ratna Rajaiah. About the author. Ratna Rajaiah graduated from Lady Sri Ram College with a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature. Nevertheless, if anyone had suggested to her at the ... Read full bio. Most popular. IMMUNITY IN A SPOON OF GHEE SUPERFOODS FROM THE INDIAN ... Kindle Edition. ₹35084₹471.45. Books. All Formats. Sort by: Popularity.
About the Author Ratna Rajaiah has worked in advertising, television and journalism. She has written for publications like The Hindu, India Today and Mid-Day . Her column, ‘New Age Living’, in the New Indian Express was an attempt to revisit ancient wisdoms like Ayurveda, yoga, spirituality and traditional foods, and make them relevant to ...
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Ratna Rajaiah. Follow. Secrets of Health from the Indian Kitchen Paperback – 23 March 2020. by Ratna Rajaiah (Author) 33. See all formats and editions. Save Extra with 2 offers. Bank Offer (3): 10% Instant Discount up to INR 500 on DBS Bank Debit Card Non-EMI Trxn.
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How the Banana Goes to Heaven by journalist and author Ratna Rajaiah is a delightful vegetarian cookbook that delves into the world of healthy foods from south India where the author hails from. With India being a center for thousands of cultivated food plants and boasting twelve biodiversity hotspots, Rajaiah traces the history of superfoods ...
May 17, 2020 · Secrets of Health from the Indian Kitchen is a new book by Ratna Rajaiah that is an ode to traditional Indian cooking that is good for you. Did you know that the humble urad dal is an aphrodisiac or that a couple of bananas a day can lower blood pressure?
Ratna Rajaiah began her a career with Rediffusion Advertising, going on to explore the world of television and cinema. She also wrote a popular column for Mid-Day which ran for five years. After relocating from Mumbai to Mysore, Ratna began writing a column for The New Indian Express. Called ‘New Age Living’, it was an attempt to revisit ...
