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Scientists found a protein that makes the brain age faster: How to arrest its growth |

[ad_1] A groundbreaking study by UCSF researchers has pinpointed the protein FTL1 as a key contributor to age-related cognitive decline, particularly affecting the hippocampus. Elevated FTL1 levels in older mice correlated with diminished brain cell connections and impaired cognitive function. Remarkably, reducing FTL1 in aged mice reversed these effects, boosting memory and neural connections. Aging

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Purple dhoti, golden throne: Lalbaugcha Raja 2025’s grand reveal ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi will leave you awestruck! |

[ad_1] Mumbai is buzzing with excitement as Lalbaugcha Raja 2025 has been unveiled, showcasing a majestic idol adorned in a purple dhoti and golden throne mandap. This year’s celebration emphasizes unity, with artisans from diverse backgrounds contributing to the grand spectacle. Rooted in tradition since 1934, the festival also promotes eco-friendly practices with paper idols,

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5 beautiful and peaceful schooling fish perfect for beginners to keep in home aquariums

[ad_1] Starting a home aquarium can be a fun and exciting hobby, but there are certain things you need to keep in mind before you begin. From cyling the tank before adding any fish to selecting the right fishes for your tank– aqaurium hobby comes with some unsaid rules one should follow to have a

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Not India but this country is home to the world’s tallest standing Ganesha statue; its name begins with the letter ‘T’

[ad_1] If you think India is home to the largest statue of Lord Ganesha, you need to brush up your general knowledge. Not India but Thailand houses the world’s tallest standing Ganesha statue which is located at Khlong Khuean Ganesh International Park in Chachoengsao province. This is a day trip east of Bangkok. The Ganesha

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Lose body fat faster: Just 30 minutes of walking supercharges weight loss by 33%!

[ad_1] Obesity and excess body weight are major health concerns, affecting people from all walks of life. Increased weight brings a higher risk of metabolic disorders such as insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and even cardiovascular diseases. Among the various forms of exercise, there is one that requires no equipment, no expensive clothes—just a good

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Indian regions known for deadly snake sightings

[ad_1] India is known for being home to some of the most venomous snakes slithering on Earth. From King Cobra and Russell’s Viper, the diverse landscapes of the country hide some of the deadliest snakes which can be spotted in the Western Ghats, Sundarbans, Rajasthan’s Desert Region and Deccan Plateau, among others. There are myriad

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Neurologist reveals 5 signs that someone might be at risk of dementia

[ad_1] This might be the most surprising sign of all. Grip strength is often used to measure overall muscle health, but Dr Bing points out its strong connection with dementia risk. ​Studies from major medical journals reveal that weaker hand grip strength is linked to faster cognitive decline. The explanation lies in the brain-muscle connection,

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Paris, New York, Tokyo and more; World’s most walkable cities for travellers who love exploring on foot

[ad_1] Walking is probably one of the best ways to explore a place on foot. This truly connects explorers with the place’s culture, people, and hidden gems. In this world, there are cities that are designed with pedestrians in mind. These cities offer scenic streets, and attractions that are easily accessible without the need for

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These 7 high-fibre foods could help protect against cancer

[ad_1] Food is mostly chosen for convenience rather than nourishment. But, experts continue to remind that something as simple as fibre, the roughage often overlooked in meals, can play an important role in protecting against chronic illnesses, including cancer. Fibre is not digested like other nutrients. Instead, it works quietly in the background, keeping the

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US doctors warn of ‘silent killer’ heart condition affecting millions; symptoms and risk factors |

[ad_1] Aortic aneurysms, often called the “silent killer,” are increasingly raising concerns among US doctors. Affecting around 1% of Americans, this condition develops quietly and can turn fatal in an instant if undetected. Most people with an aneurysm experience no symptoms until it becomes an emergency, making screening and awareness essential. Men over 65, particularly

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Why Qatar deserves a spot on your travel list

[ad_1] Qatar, located on the Arabian Peninsula, offers a unique blend of ancient traditions and futuristic innovation. Travelers step into a world at the heart of Middle Eastern culture, with bustling souks, beautiful mosques, vast deserts, and innovative museums. There is something for everyone here—whether you like exploring new cultures, enjoying adventure activities, or trying

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6 benefits of walking after meals and how it can be a solution to most health issues

[ad_1] Post-meal walking burns calories through increased metabolism over a period of time, your body is already expending energy digesting food. Even slight walking will cause your heart to beat just a little bit faster and encourage your body to burn more energy. Cumulatively, over a day, these tiny calorie burns accumulate in weight loss

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As bold scenes go viral, know the story behind Korea’s first erotic film and why you should watch the new K-drama

[ad_1] Netflix’s new K-drama Aema, which premiered on August 22, has taken social media by storm, with several scenes going viral for their provocative content. But before judging the series solely by its online buzz, it’s important to understand the deeper themes and historical context it explores. While Aema includes bold scenes, it also delves

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Why Wayanad Is Kerala’s best kept secret to a stress-free, phone-free vacation

[ad_1] This region shelters several wildlife sanctuaries, including the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, one of the world’s richest biodiversity hotspots. The Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is home to elephants, tigers, leopards, deer, and countless species of birds, reptiles, and insects, making it a paradise for nature lovers and bird watchers. Jeep safaris give visitors the chance to

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One for each day of the week

[ad_1] Gratitude activates the brain’s reward circuits. Studies in Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences suggest that regular gratitude journaling can rewire neural pathways, increasing resilience and optimism. A simple Sunday ritual, writing down 3 small joys, 2 challenges overcome, and 1 hope for the coming week, creates balance between reflection and future focus, keeping the mind

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Thiruvananthapuram-based couple launches Badi Rasam, a ready-to-eat meal pack for ₹49

[ad_1] Ashifa Firdous and Faizal Subair, who launched Badi Rasam | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT A ready-to-eat meal pack for ₹49. That is Badi Rasam for you. The branded product comes from Thiruvananthapuram-based couple, Faizal Subair and Ashifa Firdous. Currently available within the city limits, the pack has Kerala matta rice, sauteed green gram, a

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Top 10 Viral TikTok Beauty Products Worth Trying In 2025

[ad_1] In the ever-evolving world of beauty, TikTok has emerged as a powerful platform, dictating trends and shaping consumer choices. As we approach 2025, TikTok’s influence on the beauty industry is only set to grow, with viral products capturing the attention of millions. This article unveils the top 10 viral TikTok beauty products worth trying

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Meet N Harikesan Nair from Thiruvananthapuram, recipient of the Kerala State Farm Awards for the best nutrition garden

[ad_1] “It is all about becoming self-sufficient.” That is N Harikesan Nair’s principle behind his love for farming. The retired bank employee from Thiruvananthapuram is currently basking in the glory of winning the award for the best organic nutrition garden at the State Farm Awards 2024. One cannot help but listen in awe as he

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Is your pillow hurting your health? How the wrong choice leads to pain, poor sleep, and serious disease |

[ad_1] Most people see pillows as simple sleep accessories, but choosing the wrong one can seriously affect your health. A supportive pillow does more than provide comfort—it helps maintain proper spinal alignment, reduces neck strain, and supports deeper rest. In contrast, an unsuitable pillow may cause neck and back pain, sleep deprivation, or even worsen

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Is drinking karela juice daily food for your kidneys? Know its benefits and risks |

[ad_1] Karela juice, made from bitter melon (Momordica charantia), is widely used in traditional medicine across Asia and Africa. It is known for its potential health benefits, including blood sugar control, improved digestion, and antioxidant properties. Regular consumption of karela juice may support metabolic health and detoxification. However, drinking karela juice every day can pose

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Do healthcare providers listen enough? Here’s how to find out |

[ad_1] A recent study in Mayo Clinic Proceedings highlights the critical role of value-driven listening in healthcare for improved treatment outcomes. Dr. Leonard Berry and colleagues emphasize that genuine curiosity, presence, and compassion are essential. Six listening strategies, including physical presence, curiosity, trust-building, thoughtful design, empowerment, and fostering resilience, can significantly enhance patient care and

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7 early symptoms of cancer that often get dismissed as minor illnesses |

[ad_1] Cancer remains a leading global cause of death, often due to late diagnosis. Recognizing early symptoms is crucial for improved treatment outcomes. Unexplained weight loss, persistent fatigue, unusual lumps, chronic pain, skin changes, unusual bleeding, and frequent infections can be early warning signs. Prompt medical attention for these symptoms is essential for early detection

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This Kerala social worker visits homes of donors to harvest hair for wigs for cancer survivors

[ad_1] Social worker PA Zeenath sees her work as a calling, something she has to do. It is a calling that she has answered, with empathy and compassion, perhaps born out of her unfulfilled dream of becoming a nurse. For the past 20-odd years she has been doing her bit as a caregiver for HIV

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Here are the hottest new games launched at the biggest gaming show on earth — Gamescom

[ad_1] Gamescom, the biggest gaming expo in the world, sets the stage for top brands and trendsetters in the world of gaming. Now, in its 16th year, Gamescom stands witness to over 4 lakh passionate gamers from across the world, flocking to Germany — braving the hot European summer from August 19 to 24 in

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How To Combine Pandora Charms With Your Favorite Bracelet

[ad_1] In the modern fashion world, the focus is on expressing individual style. The most effective way to achieve this is through the right selection and combination of accessories. Pandora charms offer a unique opportunity to reflect your personality in every detail. These small yet meaningful elements make your bracelet special and unique. The world of Pandora

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Orange and grapefruit lovers beware! Hidden health risks of citrus fruits everyone should know |

[ad_1] Citrus fruits including oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruits, and tangerines—are widely celebrated for their refreshing taste and impressive health benefits. Packed with vitamin C, antioxidants, and vital nutrients, these fruits support a strong immune system, improve skin health, and contribute to overall wellness. Beyond their nutritional value, citrus fruits are linked to reduced inflammation, better

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Feeling drained? 7 vitamin B12 foods that can recharge your energy |

[ad_1] Vitamin B12 is a powerhouse nutrient essential for energy production, nerve health, and brain function. Deficiency can leave you feeling constantly tired, lightheaded, or mentally foggy. Since our bodies cannot produce B12 naturally, it must come from diet or supplements. Studies, such as the comprehensive review by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Office

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Inside Rahul Mishra’s new flagship store at Kala Ghoda

[ad_1] In Mumbai’s historic Kala Ghoda precinct, the ground floor of the City Ice Building has been transformed into Rahul Mishra’s sprawling flagship atelier. It is the fashion designer’s largest retail endeavor in India, conceived as a museum-like maison by architect and designer Rooshad Shroff, whose work is synonymous with exquisite Indian craftsmanship for the

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Proptech reshapes real estate – The Hindu

[ad_1] While location remains key, discerning property seekers have embraced a new standard.  | Photo Credit: Getty Images The real estate industry is experiencing one of the most exciting transformations in its long history. What was once an industry built primarily upon location, square footage and architectural beauty, is now being elevated by breakthrough technologies

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Adaptive reuse: Magari transforms 80-year-old Kochi mansion into design store

[ad_1] Furniture brand Magari’s Kochi store, launched this month, is a sprawling space that resembles a vacation home. And that was the intention. In a thoughtful exercise in adaptive reuse, the 80-year-old ancestral home, Papali House, on Chittoor Road, was restored without stripping it of its legacy and old-world charm, with the idea of giving

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Why ₹1.5 crore–₹2 crore apartments are redefining India’s luxury segment

[ad_1] Apartments priced between ₹1.5 crore and ₹2 crore — a segment that is positioned in the entry level of luxury homes or called luxury homes in the broader sense of the term — are gaining traction. This comes at a time when affordable housing, once hyped by the government to meet its slogan of

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Hidden liver risks of turmeric, green tea extract, and other popular supplements: What you need to know before taking them

[ad_1] In today’s health-conscious world, millions turn to dietary supplements like turmeric, green tea extracts, and ashwagandha to boost immunity, metabolism, and overall wellness. Marketed as “natural” and safe, these products are widely trusted. However, emerging research has raised concerns about supplement-induced liver injury (DILI), a serious condition that can develop quickly and, in severe

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Chef Catherine Lim’s Hakka pop up in Coimbatore brings dishes like typhoon shelter prawns, Xinjiang mutton, Hakka yam Abacus beads and more

[ad_1] “I am a third generation Hakka Chinese and my grandfather came from China,” says chef Catherin Lim as she joins in the conversation at The Residency’s Chin Chin where she is currently hosting a Hakka pop up. She introduces us to Tangra chilli chicken wings. The smoky, juicy wings come with a sizzling glaze.

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Donald Duck gives us a preview to the Disney Adventure Cruise in Mumbai

[ad_1] “And now, we invite you to relax, and pull up a chair, as the dining room proudly presents… your dinner,” says the host, mimicking the song ‘Be Our Guest’ from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. The lights dim, music swells, and servers glide across the room in perfect sync. Just like that, the 12-course

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Jewellery brands Auros and Moi to host The Collectibles in Chennai

[ad_1] A pearl necklace at Aurus | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Just in time for the year’s festive season, Aurus and Moi, the sister jewellery houses founded by Puja and Kunal Shah, will host The Collectibles in the city this weekend.  At the event, a limited-edition collection inspired by Gujarat’s beadwork traditions, ‘integrating glass beads

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Iconic film shooting spots in Chennai: a package | Madras Day 2025

[ad_1] The famed globe outside AVM Studios at Vadapalani in Chennai. File | Photo Credit: The Hindu Archives We take a deep dive into famous film shooting spots and locales across Chennai that have been etched in the memory of the masses through the celluloid world. The AVM Studios at Vadapalani has been the eternal

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A photo exhibition held in Kochi highlighted birds commonly found in Kerala

[ad_1] Photograph of an Oriental Darter clicked by actor Mammootty | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Over 32 photographers were part of the annual bird photography exhibition organised by Induchoodan Foundation at the Durbar Hall Art Centre in Ernakulam. The three-day exhibition featured 52 photographs. And among the photographs displayed was one of an Oriental Darter

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How stress can tighten and disrupt the lymphatic system: 4 key ways

[ad_1] Our lymphatic system is similar to our body’s drainage and immune system. It assists in the movement of waste, toxins, and immune cells in the body. But when a person is under chronic stress, this system begins to disintegrate, getting tight, slow, and less efficient.Let’s consider four actual ways that stress impacts your lymph

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Madras Day 2025: The influence of world nations, international culture in Chennai’s history — a package

[ad_1] The Hindu illustration by Soumyadip Sinha Yet another Madras Day is upon us. To someone like me, for whom every day is Madras Day, it is yet another moment for us to pause and reflect on what the city means to us. Birthplace? Home? Place of Work? Roots? A stop among several in a

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What your tongue says about your internal health, according to a Cornell University longevity doctor

[ad_1] While this is a harmless inflammation on the tongue, it affects the surface area. In this condition, the tongue is usually covered with pinkish-white bumps on the tongue. Dr. Vass lists other conditions that might be linked to this tongue condition, such as inflammation, histamine intolerance, immune dysregulation and nutrient deficiencies.Dr. Vass recommends several

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Meet Mini Labubu: The cutest new arrival in the Labubuverse |

[ad_1] Pop Mart’s Labubu, the ‘ugly-cute’ character, has exploded into a global fashion phenomenon, captivating celebrities like Rihanna and David Beckham. Originally a sought-after handbag charm, Labubu’s popularity fueled Pop Mart’s impressive revenue of $669 million in the first half of the year. Pop Mart isn’t just selling toys, it’s curating a full-blown global style

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Always tired? These everyday foods could be secretly making you sleepy and draining your brain energy |

[ad_1] Feeling constantly tired isn’t always just a consequence of a busy day—it may be linked to your diet. While stress, poor sleep quality, and lack of exercise are well-known causes of fatigue, emerging research highlights that certain tyramine-rich foods could directly contribute to excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS). Foods such as aged cheeses, cured and

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Preah Vihear, the temple caught between war and worship

[ad_1] Rajendra Chola I could scarcely have imagined that the millennial year of his Southeast Asian campaigns would be celebrated with such grandeur at his capital, Gangaikonda Cholapuram (it even saw Prime Minister Modi participating in the festivities). Nor could his contemporary and ally, Khmer King Suryavarman I, have foreseen that the monumental temple he

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Why Bengaluru’s Museum of Art & Photography is leaning into tech and the tactile

[ad_1] It is a truth universally acknowledged that a new-age museum in our smartphone era must create perfect selfie spots. Over the past decade, founders, architects, exhibition designers, curators and artists have had to also imagine their works and spaces to double up as Instagram backdrops. At Bengaluru’s Museum of Art & Photography (MAP), however,

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Over 200 Top Nature photographers join forces for Prints for Wildlife fundraiser

[ad_1] In the last five years, Nature and wildlife photographers across the world have raised over $2.1 million for conservation. This, courtesy of global non-profit Conservation International’s initiative titled Prints for Wildlife. Every year, a community of photographers sell their limited-edition prints and all funds raised go towards efforts supported by Conservation International.  An Asiatic

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Hero MotoCorp Bets Big on Glamour X 125, but is it enough?

[ad_1] Hero brings segment-first features like ride-by-wire, cruise control and multiple ride modes to the 125cc commuter space. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Hero MotoCorp has rolled out the all-new Glamour X 125, a model packed with features that push the boundaries of what a 125cc commuter motorcycle typically offers. Packed with segment-first features (technologies)

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Bharat Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram organises weekly market on Fridays to sell organic vegetables and other products

[ad_1] A bevy of aromas welcome me to Bharat Bhavan at Thycaud in Thiruvananthapuram on a Friday evening. Enticing scents of ripe jackfruit, bananas, payasam, cutlets being fried, cakes, spices and snacks fill the air as I browse through the stalls at Mannarangile Gramachantha (village market), a new initiative of the cultural centre. Mannarangu, the

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Bigger Isn’t Always Better, And Cheap Isn’t Always Good

[ad_1] Purchasing tires isn’t always easy, especially with so many things to consider, not to mention the myths circling around. We’ve all heard that bigger is always better. But does it apply to tires? Sure, you get better aesthetics, enhanced traction and handling, and increased ground clearance. But what are the trade-offs? Say hello to

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#aninchAugust challenge to fuel your creativity

[ad_1] Sketch of Nagarjuna by Karthik Abhiram, paper craft by Ruchi Prajapati, pen and ink art by Swetha Srinivasan | Photo Credit: Special arrangement Imagine scrolling past a pen-and-ink sketch of Nagarjuna in Coolie, a seven-spotted ladybug, a 3D reproductive system, or even a quilted butterfly — all crafted within the space of an inch.

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Good To Go Death Literacy Festival to debut in Bengaluru

[ad_1] Images by Good To Go Death Literacy Festival | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement  When the Grim Reaper comes a-calling would you be ready to head out with them? Would your loved ones be ready to let you leave? A first-of-its-kind Death Literacy Festival titled Good To Go will take place at the Bangalore International

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How to use green coffee for hair growth

[ad_1] Green coffee, typically known for its health benefits, is emerging as a potent hair care ingredient. Unroasted beans retain chlorogenic acid, antioxidants, and amino acids, promoting scalp health and hair growth. Simple at-home treatments like rinses, masks, and scrubs can revitalize hair, offering a natural and affordable way to achieve thicker, stronger, and shinier

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Who should avoid eating amla? 6 types of people that may experience side effects |

[ad_1] Amla, or Indian gooseberry, is widely celebrated in Ayurveda and Unani medicine as a superfood rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, fibre, and anti-inflammatory compounds. It’s commonly added to juices, supplements, pickles, and powders for its reputed benefits to immunity, digestion, skin, and blood sugar regulation. However, amla may not suit everyone. According to a

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Walking: Steps vs minutes, what’s the best for workout goals |

[ad_1] A recent study from Brigham and Women’s Hospital reveals that both step and time-based exercise goals equally improve health outcomes and extend lifespan. Researchers analyzed data from over 14,000 women, finding that higher physical activity levels, measured by either steps or time, significantly reduced the risk of death and cardiovascular disease. Exercise without a

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Best and worst foods for kidney health |

[ad_1] Maintaining kidney health involves dietary choices. Certain foods like cauliflower, blueberries, and sea bass support kidney function due to their nutrient content and low sodium levels. Conversely, dark sodas, avocados, and canned foods can harm kidneys with high phosphorus, potassium, and sodium levels, potentially leading to complications. Keeping your kidneys in top shape is

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BMW 3 Series Turns 50: Limited ‘50 Jahre’ Editions Launched in India

[ad_1] Few cars carry the same emotional resonance as the BMW 3 Series. For five decades, it has represented the essence of driving pleasure — agile, balanced, rewarding, yet practical enough to be lived with every day. First launched in 1975 to succeed the BMW 02 Series, the 3 Series carved a new category for

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Colon cancer on the rise among youngsters: 5 warning symptoms that should not be ignored |

[ad_1] Colon cancer, a leading cause of cancer-related deaths, is increasingly affecting younger individuals. Those born in 1990 face twice the risk compared to those born in 1950. Changes in bowel habits, rectal bleeding, abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, and persistent fatigue are crucial warning signs. Early diagnosis and awareness are vital for improved treatment

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5 types of people to stay away from, as per psychology– And why

[ad_1] It is often said that ‘birds of a feather, flock together’ and rightly so. The people you surround yourself with often shape your happiness, mindset, and even long-term success– be it at home or at work. Psychology suggests that our interpersonal relationships deeply influence our mental health— some people lift you up, while others

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Geeta Basra reveals the one condition she put before marrying Harbhajan Singh: “If you do…’”

[ad_1] Harbhajan Singh and Geeta Basra For years, there’s a certain charm about Indian cricketers marrying Bollywood actresses. And one such star-couple is former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh and his actress wife Geeta Basra. After dating each other for some time, the couple finally tied the knot in 2015 and are now parents to two

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10 Genius Ways To Decorate A Small Apartment On A Budget

[ad_1] Transforming a small apartment into a stylish and comfortable living space doesn’t have to break the bank. With creativity and resourcefulness, you can decorate your apartment on a tight budget and maximize every inch. This guide provides ten genius strategies focused on several key objectives: Decorate your small apartment Make the space feel larger

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Fashion label Cos launches in India

[ad_1] When a minimalist brand launches in maximum city, you expect the contrast to jar.  After all, there is nothing minimalist about India. Luxury here typically envelopes you in sparkle, opulence, and chaotic colour. Yet, COS, known for its unapologetically practical aesthetic, manages to fit right in with its soon-to-be-launched Autumn/Winter collection, which is flamboyant

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brain’s memory hub’ within 30 days

[ad_1] Aerobic activity, even as simple as brisk walking, stimulates the release of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a protein often called “fertiliser for the brain.” Studies have shown that BDNF directly supports hippocampal growth. Consistency matters more than intensity; 30 minutes of moderate movement most days can spark noticeable cognitive changes in a month. Disclaimer:

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Author Prajwal Parajuly writes a love letter to Chennai on its 386th birthday

[ad_1] Happy Birthday, Chennai. I have known you somewhat intimately for about a year. It’s been a journey and a half.  When I first landed in you last year, I was crestfallen. I had flown in from Singapore, which, if aviation nerds are to be trusted, has the best airport in the world, and was

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What is a ‘tiffin kadai’ takeover? Check out this unique Chennai initiative

[ad_1] Cookd team making sambar | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement You have probably heard of bar takeovers, restaurant takeovers, café takeovers and even bakery takeovers. But have you ever heard of a tiffin kadai takeover?  It happened recently in Chennai, at a small street side stall on the OMR. For one day only, stall owner

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FASTag Annual Pass Update: 200 highway trips for just INR 3,000: Everything you want to know about the yearly pass |

[ad_1] FASTag is one of the best things that has been introduced for travellers. It is one thing that has solved a lot of issues, including toll booth traffic and making life easier for highway travellers. The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), to make highways more affordable and convenient, launched an annual pass on

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10 Home Organization Trends You’ll Want To Try In 2025

[ad_1] Get ready to transform your living space! As we approach 2025, a wave of innovative and stylish home design trends is set to revolutionize how we organize our homes. From smart storage solutions to minimalist aesthetics, discover how to create an organized home that’s both functional and beautiful. Why 2025 Is All About Smart,

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Coimbatore’s Little Soi adds much loved Asian street food delicacies to the new menu

[ad_1] Dim sum stuffed with edamame and cream cheese | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A platter of dreamy, translucent, pink dim sum vies for my attention at the table as I go over the revamped menu at Little Soi, a Pan-Asian restaurant on Avinashi Road. What follows is a cheesy, creamy explosion in my mouth as I

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From Korean food to chaat, this Chennai club is cooking up a storm

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Goethe-Institut Chennai marks 65th anniversary with day-long cultural fest

[ad_1] The Goethe-Institut/Max Mueller Bhavan, Chennai, is in a celebratory mood this year and for good reason. 2025 marks the 65th anniversary of the institute, which has been at the heart of cultural exchange and collaboration between India and Germany for decades. Like its counterparts in other Indian cities, the Chennai institute was originally known

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Terracotta Roof Restoration Perth: Step-by-Step Guide (2025)

[ad_1] Terracotta roof tiles are a hallmark of many Perth homes, known for their natural beauty, insulation benefits, and durability. Left unchecked, small cracks in terracotta tiles can quickly lead to costly leaks and structural damage. A proper restoration not only revives the look of your roof but also saves homeowners thousands in long-term repairs.

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Common painkillers can increase the risk of repeated heart attacks: Study |

[ad_1] Many people reach for over-the-counter painkillers like Advil, Motrin, or Aleve without a second thought, assuming they are completely safe for everyday use. However, a 2012 study suggests that heart attack survivors may need to exercise caution when using these common medications. Published in the Journal Circulation, the research examined the effects of nonsteroidal

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Enjoy home-made puddings at Tree of Treats in Thiruvananthapuram

[ad_1] Tree of Treats, a weekend home cafe located at Kowdiar, Thiruvananthapuram, comes to life at five on Friday evenings. The fairy lights wrapped around the name board, patio furniture arranged on the front porch, and wobbly puddings soaked in sauce or coated in toasted coconut welcome customers to this makeshift eatery. The place is

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Radioactive shrimp: US FDA issues recall on Walmart frozen seafood; here’s why cancer risk is a concern |

[ad_1] If you’ve got frozen shrimp from Walmart sitting in your freezer, you might want to double-check the label. On Tuesday, US health officials announced a recall of shrimp imported from Indonesia after traces of radioactivity were detected.The shrimp came from a company called PT. Bahari Makmur Sejati and was distributed across 13 states by

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THIS bedroom plant naturally fights anxiety and boosts sleep quality

[ad_1] Keep a lavender plant near the bed, place it near a windowsill where it can get direct sunlight.Practice proper sleep hygiene: No screen, regular schedule, and a calming routine.Other than plant, one can gently massage lavender oil on temples, neck, and feet before sleep to promote relaxation.Safety tip: Only use high-quality, pure lavender products

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Mandu Ki Imli for hair: How to use Baobab oil for hair growth

[ad_1] Discover the wonders of Mandu ki Imli, or Baobab oil, a local Indian treasure with global benefits for hair. This nutrient-rich oil, packed with vitamins and antioxidants, nourishes the scalp, strengthens hair, and promotes regrowth. Regular use, combined with a healthy lifestyle, can lead to thicker, shinier, and stronger hair, making it a natural

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The hidden heart health benefits of sauna bathing!

[ad_1] Sauna bathing has been practiced for centuries, especially in the Nordic countries. It is a way to relax, detoxify, and rejuvenate the mind and the body. But, beyond traditional beliefs and benefits of sauna bathing, modern science and research are uncovering the powerful health benefits of regular sauna use. Who would have thought, a

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10 Daily Habits Of Highly Organized People You Can Start Today

[ad_1] Discover the secrets of those who effortlessly juggle life’s demands! This guide unveils 10 daily routines and habits of highly organized people that you can adopt to transform your life. Learn how to stay on top of things, boost productivity, and create a stress-free existence. It’s time to become an organized person! Why Organization

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Want to boost memory? Music can help, here’s how |

[ad_1] A recent UCLA study reveals that music can enhance memory, particularly detail-oriented recall, when paired with moderate emotional arousal. The research suggests that music’s influence on the hippocampus could be harnessed to improve memory in individuals with Alzheimer’s or PTSD. Tailoring music to evoke the right emotional response may offer a non-invasive therapeutic approach.

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Flu vaccine: What is the update on influenza vaccine this year by the American Heart Association |

[ad_1] The flu season is not just about fever, cough, or missing a few days of work. For many, especially older adults and those with underlying conditions, it can turn into a life-threatening illness. The flu vaccine is spoken about in simple terms, “it prevents flu.” But the real story is something else. Here’s everything

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Buy a slice of palace life at the Royal Fables pop-up in New Delhi

[ad_1] Royal Fables returns to New Delhi with its 15th edition, bringing with it the erstwhile grandeur of princely India reimagined for the modern world. Presented in association withSONACHAANDI by the house of Shilpi Gupta and Atul Jewellers, the one-day pop-up will showcase India’s royal heritage through crafts, cuisine, couture, and collectibles. Among the many

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MMA Choir presents global choral concert with Poland’s Concerto Glacencis Choir in Chennai

[ad_1] The MMA Choir | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The Madras Musical Association (MMA) Choir is set to join voices with the renowned Concerto Glacencis Choir from Poland for An Evening of Global Music, a choral concert that promises to be both rich and diverse. The performance will bring together 80 singers from the MMA

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Mahindra pitches SUVs for the world, all built on one ambitious base

[ad_1] There’s something about seeing a concept car under the spotlights that no slide deck or PDF can ever capture. At Mahindra’s big reveal in Mumbai, the air was thick with expectation — not only because the company had promised “a new era of SUVs,” but because this was the first time we were going

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How To Organize Your Wardrobe Like A Pro: Step-by-Step Guide

[ad_1] Transform your daily routine with a meticulously organized wardrobe. This comprehensive guide will walk you through each step, ensuring your closet becomes a functional and stylish space, free from the stress of clutter. Let’s unlock the secrets to an organized closet and revamp your dressing experience. Why an Organized Wardrobe Is Life-Changing The Hidden

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Movie Review: Before the Flood by Fisher Stevens

[ad_1] The Garden of Earthly Delights | Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons In its just-over an hour and a half long runtime, ‘Before the Flood’ does not say much about how climate change entirely can be stopped, and perhaps, with good enough reason. Director Fisher Stevens, whose Academy-Award winning, ‘The Cove’ exposed the brutal slaughter of

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Does Rylie have a ‘baby mama’? New claim emerges as fans demand his removal over ‘abuse’ toward Katherine

[ad_1] As Big Brother 27 picks up the pace, things inside the house are starting to rattle, but it’s the drama outside the house that’s truly on fire. Fans are flooding social media with urgent calls to remove contestant Rylie Jeffries. Why? Viewers say his behaviour toward fellow houseguest Katherine Woodman has crossed the line

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USFDA warns against the use of cookware by this Indian company |

[ad_1] The USFDA has issued a warning against cookware from Saraswati Strips Pvt. Ltd. due to dangerous lead levels leaching into food. Marketed under the brand Tiger White, these ‘pure aluminium utensils’ pose severe health risks, especially to children, potentially causing neurological and developmental issues. The agency advises consumers to discard the products and retailers

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