Food, music and books: Here’s a weekly round-up of Mid-day Online's top features
Updated On: 31 July, 2022 11:26 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The end of July hasn’t been eventful weather-wise in the city. Nevertheless, there’s never a dearth of stories and trends. Here’s a round-up of our top features to keep you occupied on the last Sunday of the month

This week, we focus on regional cuisines, health, music and books too. Photo Courtesy: istock/Mid-day file pic
Keeping up with our monsoon specials, this week we bring to you an exclusive list of Andhra breakfast and snacks recipes to add a new flavour to your Mumbai rain food experiences. In sync with our efforts to amplify the local cuisines, we look at how black jaggery becomes an ingredient in the daily culinary experiments of Mumbai’s Goan community.
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With Brahmastra’s Kesariya song making headlines for triggering a meme fest online, we spoke to industry professionals, who are also lyricists, to decode what goes into writing a song and the factors that influence the writer’s methodology.
This week for our health segment, we track the impact of long Covid-19 in the form blood clots and its correlation with heart attacks among young people. For World Hepatitis Day, experts shed light on the commonest form of hepatitis affecting a majority of Indians, its symptoms, severity, vaccination and required lifestyle changes.
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