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On the night of December 8, 2025, while people were sleeping peacefully in their houses, a strong undersea earthquake hit off the northeastern coast of Japan close to Aomori Prefecture. The magnitude of the quake was recorded at 7.5–7.6. The tremor was so strong that it created a strong “upper-6” level tremor in the cities…
Self-taught designer Nancy Tyagi crafted a custom saree and bindi for global star Tyla, marking her first time wearing traditional Indian attire. Tyagi blended Indian hand-stitching techniques with Tyla’s bold style, creating a piece that celebrated both heritage and contemporary fashion. This collaboration offered Tyla a heartfelt cultural experience, showcasing fashion’s power to connect diverse…
There’s something irresistibly intriguing about places the world can look at but never step into. Behind certain doors lie stories, secrets, legends, or simply restricted zones guarded by governments, religions, or science. These sealed spaces have sparked curiosity for decades, leaving travellers wondering what’s so mysterious that even the most determined explorers aren’t allowed to…
A new experimental weight loss pill is giving hope to scientists that people may soon burn fat without losing precious muscle or fighting constant loss of appetite. Early human trials of the medication suggest it may offer an alternative to the current injectable medications that generally come with muscle loss and gut side effects. Double-edged…
Pedal oedema is the abnormal swelling of the feet and ankles caused by the accumulation of excess fluid in the tissues. It is not a standalone disease but a sign of an underlying medical condition that requires attention. Common causes include heart failure, liver cirrhosis, kidney disorders such as chronic kidney disease or nephrotic syndrome,…
You grab your boarding pass, settle into that cramped seat, and treat air travel like a normal commute. Pop in headphones, scroll your phone, sip a drink. Easy day, right? Your body sees it differently. At cruising altitude, low pressure, bone-dry air, and hours of sitting turn a routine flight into a full-body stress test….
Winter’s shorter days and colder weather can significantly impact mental well-being, leading to seasonal depression. Dr. Jeremy London offers three science-backed strategies to combat this slump. Prioritizing natural daylight exposure, engaging in regular physical activity, and considering Vitamin D supplementation, if levels are low, can help lift spirits and improve overall mood during the colder…
Protein is great for building muscles and keeping you full for long. However, the current fitness trend has made protein the hero of every meal, shakes, bars, lean chicken breasts, eggs, fish, cottage cheese… and repeat. But kidneys have to work harder to eliminate the waste products created when the body breaks down protein. For…
It is a fact that every soul that is born on Earth, is born with a purpose, a karmic blueprint, and a guiding lesson. The Bhagavad Gita is one of the greatest spiritual teachings which offers wisdom and lessons that aligns perfectly with the energies of each birth month. Whether you are born in January…
Creatine pulls water into muscle cells, one reason muscles look fuller on it. The old myths say this automatically causes dehydration and cramping, but controlled studies in athletes training in heat show no extra dehydration and, in some cases, fewer cramps and heat illnesses compared to placebo. The real risk is more indirect: people take…
