Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Top 3 best street foods in Mumbai

Mumbai is an attraction for people all over the world. The island city has charmed people since several years for its jobs, its tourist attractions and ofcourse, food! You will find all types of foods in Mumbai, from North Indian to South Indian, Chinese, Italian, and so on. But there are some delicacies that are native to Mumbai alone and have been the street food attraction for Mumbaikars since years! You are not a Mumbai kar if you haven’t tasted any of these!

If you belong to local Mumbai public, there’s no need to tell you the best street foods in Mumbai.  Mumbai is the city of million hawkers. Street food must not be avoided by anyone who is a true Mumbaikar at heart.

The top 3 best Street food I must say are:

Pav Bhaji – This is an ultimate delicacy that is loved by everyone..from children to oldies. Pav Bhaji- a unique combination of bread and bhaji (vegetable) tastes yummy and is offered along with butter and cheese that make it even delicious!

Vada Pav – No Mumbaikar needs to told about what a vada pav is! This delicacy of Mumbai is now world famous and tourists landing into Mumbai from foreign countries do not walk away without having a bite of it!


Pani Puri – Pani Puri is the most loved Chaat item in Mumbai. It has been creatively discovered and is ultimately delicious!

These 3 street foods are cheapest street foods in Mumbai and best options for working people. If you own a chaat corner, a vada pav stall or a pav bhaji thela in Mumbai, you are sure to make as much money as a professional does!

However, the things you eat daily have a direct effect on your state of mind, and also have power to alter your behavioral patterns. Although the above 3 street foods are tastiest of all in Mumbai, it is not good to consume too much of them as they are listed under junk foods. These things are revealed in a study out of Oxford University in U.K. It says that having junk food can lead to irritability, aggression and violent tendencies.


So maintain a balance in your food habits and enjoy the fun of eating!

Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Time Management – Today’s need

In today’s busy scheduled life nobody has extra time to do even their personal things.

Realize how much time you are losing everyday

I am not talking about office hours, I am not talking about laziness, I am not talking about getting up early or late. In fact I am talking about losing time in things which are out of your control.  The most common things where we cannot control losing time are:
  • Waiting for the things like Bus, Doctor’s clinic etc
  • Chatting on social networking sites
  • Recreational walk
  • Exercising
  • Cooking
  • Housework
  • Shopping

All the above things and many other things seem to be out of our control. We cannot do anything about spending time in workout, chatting, cooking etc. However we can add some extra thing to the existing.
For example, if you are doing something that does not consumes your brain recourse that much, you can use the same time for doing one more thing. Yes, I am talking about multitasking, simple. Time can be use more productively.

Take s simple example, let’s say average.
  • You do exercise and jogging 1 hour
  • You spend 2 hours for going to office and coming from office
  • You cook and clean for 1 hour
  • You wait other little thing for half an hour
  • You walk and shop for 2 hours

That makes it a total 6.30 hours lost every day if we are not doing time management.
The example I’m using above may seem like one that’s a little exaggerated, but it’s not. Travelling for two hours a daily is not something unusual for many people. Some people simply wake up and immediately sit in front of a computer, total commuting time of 15 seconds, but some people have to get in a car and drive for the office. If you don’t believe me grab a stopwatch and find out.

Here are some tips for Time Management:

  1. You can read thousands of e-books while in metro
  2. Checking mails and reply to them while you waiting for bus or train or whenever you are waiting for something.
  3. Contact friends or relatives while you are taking walk or shopping,
  4. Note down your thoughts or extra plans in your cell phone, which you do while traveling
  5. Read some knowledgeable books.
  6. Make your presentations points or meeting points in traveling.
Don’t overdo these things:
As we know we absolutely need some time for relaxation. Set aside a separate period for relaxation and chilling out. Feeling relaxed will boost in your productivity. Chilling out with friends , long drive with someone special, Candle light dinner all have its own happiness.

So all the Best !