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I always find it interesting how Indian food can look a little different when you see it outside India. The spices and flavours may be familiar, but the way the food is served can be quite different.

I recently came across an Indian restaurant in Australia that serves dishes like biryani, curries, dosa, kebabs and Indian breads. It made me curious about how Indian food is presented in other countries.

Sometimes the same dish can have a completely different look, but still taste really good. I actually enjoy seeing how different chefs add their own touch while keeping the Indian flavour.

Have you ever tried Indian food outside India? Did it look the same as what you usually see at home?

Hey, I'm Carter, and I am a mother of children. My 5-year-old son has been experiencing eyesight problems. Even though I have consulted at eye hospital, I have heard from many people that walking on grass can improve eyesight. However, I don't think so, since he has been going for walks for 6 months and still hasn't seen any notable improvement. I believe it's just a myth, not a fact.

What do you think about that?