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An avid home baker tested KitchenAid stand mixers for power and durability. Top picks mix delicate egg whites, gooey cookie dough, and bread doughs.

In a 400-sq-ft Dombivli flat, Asmita Purohit has built a lush balcony garden using composting, bioenzymes, and birdhouses, creating a small but thriving urban ecosystem.

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