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"My Desi Aunty and I," authored by Pooja Mallipamula and illustrated by Anwesha Paul, is a children's book introducing 15 major Indian festivals to readers aged 2–7. The 31-32 page book contributes 10% of proceeds to the Snehasadan orphanage in Mumbai. For more details, visit My Desi Aunty and I by Paul, Anwesha, Mallipamula, Pooja
: Her first question is almost always "Have you eaten?" followed by an insistence on a second or third helping [5]. 4. The Empowering Mentor My Desi Aunty
Priya poured the freshly ground batter into a large stainless steel vessel, covered it with a clean cloth, and left it in a warm corner to ferment. Fermentation was not just a cooking technique in this household — it was a living tradition, an act of faith that the invisible microorganisms in the air would do their work overnight, transforming plain rice and dal into something light, fluffy, and nourishing. "My Desi Aunty and I," authored by Pooja
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