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Hoihnu Hauzel
Writer, Consultant
Hoihnu Hauzel is an independent journalist and a certified Gastronomic Tourism professional from Le Cordon Blu, Paris. She runs two start-ups focused on the Northeast states of India, and considers herself a part-time gardener and farmer at heart.
Gurgaon
Haryana
India
- Northeast
- Manipur
- Tourism
- Writing
- Food Writing
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Featured Works
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The Brain Food: Brahmi Memories
Writing about the nutritional plants of the northeast of India, Hoihnu Hauzel explains the benefits of water hyssop, called brahmi in India.
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Medicinal Magic of Nongmangkha
For the indigenous people of northeast India, the nongmangkha’s antipyretic and antibacterial properties make for a healing shrub.
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FOCUS: Our Backyard Superfood
Wellness companies call roselle a “wonder leaf.” To my family, its healing properties were part of everyday life.
Education
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Delhi University
M.A. in Political Science & International Relations 2002 - 2004
Experience
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Founder
Northeast Odyssey May 2010 - Present (14 years) -
Special Correspondent
The Telegraph Apr 2006 - Apr 2010 (4 years)