Heena Khandelwal is a Special Correspondent at Mid-Day. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, culture and society, and media, with a particular focus on holidays, theater, and literature in India. Heena's work has been featured in notable publications such as Mid-Day and The Indian Express.
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Heena Khandelwal’s coverage primarily focuses on local events, food, art, culture and entertainment news in Mumbai. She frequently covers event-related content such as restaurant openings, theater performances, art exhibitions and festivals.
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By: Heena Khandelwal
The exhibition also captures the enduring spirit of the city and its people with a sense of nostalgia, presenting a time when Mumbai was Bombay.
By: Heena Khandelwal
What sets HyLo in Kala Ghoda apart is its focus on uncomplicated, comfort-driven food that prioritises flavour. Chef Swati Harsha says the “menu was seven years in the making.”
By: Heena Khandelwal
India’s only two-Michelin-starred woman chef, Garima Arora on launching Banng, why discipline wins over passion and why ten lifetimes aren't enough to understand Indian food
By: Heena Khandelwal
India's only two-Michelin-starred woman chef, Garima Arora on launching Banng, why discipline wins over passion and why ten lifetimes aren't enough to understand Indian food
By: Heena Khandelwal
Yazdani Bakery's story dates back to the 1950s, when Merwan Zend Kabir acquired a share in an Irani restaurant at the very spot Yazdani now stands.
By: Heena Khandelwal
These are among the 41 artworks by 35 contemporary artists from across the country that are currently on display at the Colaba-based gallery as part of ‘Painting a Future – Art against Cancer’, an exhibition by the Indian Cancer Society (ICS) to celebrate their 74th Founder’s Day.
By: Heena Khandelwal
What started as a modest effort has grown into Asia's largest multidisciplinary street arts festival—the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival (KGAF), held annually since its inception in 1999, except in 2022.
By: Heena Khandelwal
With Loya, Taj revisits and revives the rich culinary heritage of northern India, contributing to the broader global celebration of regional Indian cuisine
By: Heena Khandelwal
With Loya, Taj revisits and revives the rich culinary heritage of northern India, contributing to the broader global celebration of regional Indian cuisine
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