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13 Food Items For Winters

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Image Credits: Shutterstock Winters is all about comfort & relaxation as nothing can be much better than wrapping around a warm blanket. Everyone has their own way of enjoying winters .Some prefer going for a run outside while some love staying inside their home. Winters is a season which is a paradise for foodies out there. Foodies have a unique way of celebrating winters. Yes  foodies we know how much you love your hot food on a chilly winter day. I am here with a list of food items which  you must try this winter season. HAPPY WINTERS. 1. Carrot Halwa or Gajar Ka Halwa  Image Credit: Shutterstock Carrot Halwa is the most popular food item to have in winters. Winters means carrot halwa. Having a full bowl of carrot halwa in winters is totally a bliss. Enjoyed by every age group , the show stopper of every party of winters, is made using carrot, milk, sugar as the main ingredients. Carrot halwa is a healthy food item because carrots are a rich source of protein , mi

12 Entertaining YouTube Channels By Indians

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                                                                   Image Credits: Shutterstock You Tube an American video-sharing website founded by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim. It was founded on 14th February 2005. Ever since its foundation it was ruled by mainly Americans, gradually other people from around the globe started to showcase their talent by sharing their videos on you tube. Naturally, as more and more people started to use it, the website became a hit among the masses still for Indians it was difficult to watch or to share their videos on the website. With the advent of digitization, Internet services at a relatively cheaper price, You Tube became accessible to all, which laid a solid foundation of India’s name on You Tube and today Indians are ruling the You Tube industry. The recently held You Tube fan fest is a testimony of Indians setting a bench-mark for the You Tube Industry. In today's time You Tube is evolving as the next big indus