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Some rooms when in the wrong direction (as per Vastu) can disturb the harmony of a home. For example: Kitchen in the North-East or North-West is not suggested as it can create disharmony between the fire and water elements and create problems. Sleeping with head towards North: It’s not recommended. As per Vastu, sleeping in…
NEW DELHI: In the centuries-old human-animal conflict invariably leading to constricting the wild habitat, the Supreme Court on Friday said the court would always lean towards the animals who suffer silently when their migration paths are impeded by commercial tourism ventures.A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi…
Ovarian cancer is often dubbed the “silent killer” for a reason: in most women, by the time it’s detected, it has already advanced beyond early stages. As per the World Cancer Research Fund, globally, ovarian cancer ranks among the top cancers affecting women: it is the 8th most common cancer in women worldwide. In 2020,…
You rely on your feet every time you walk, stand, pivot or balance, yet many of the movements and pressures they absorb happen without conscious attention. Research in posture science and musculoskeletal health shows that repeated daily behaviours influence how your feet distribute weight, stabilise joints and cushion impact. Even small patterns, such as the…
With its slender leaves and sweet-smelling pods, Prosopis seems harmless, but it is one of India’s toughest woody invaders. For instance, the Little Rann of Kutch, much like the wider salt desert, is a stark and unforgiving landscape. The land lies flat, white and desolate, with only a few hardy shrubs managing to survive. The…
Air pollution has emerged as a complex environmental factor that influences far more than respiratory health. As scientific research continues to uncover the biological consequences of long-term exposure to fine particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide and other airborne pollutants, interest has shifted toward how these substances affect mental well-being and cognitive ageing. Researchers have observed that…
The holiday season is a time for family, festivities, and indulgent meals, but for people with heart conditions, it can also bring hidden risks that often go unnoticed. Cardiologist Dr Dmitry Yaranov recently shared on Instagram that small changes in daily routines during holidays, such as altered sleep patterns, heavier meals, alcohol consumption, travel stress,…
Sugary sodas may feel like a refreshing treat, but growing scientific evidence suggests they could be harming your hair more than you realise. Several recent studies have found a clear association between high intake of sugar-sweetened beverages and an increased risk of hair fall, especially in young adults. Researchers believe that excessive sugar consumption can…
Many people love the idea of saving time in the kitchen, so making a big batch of dough and keeping the leftovers for later feels like a clever shortcut. After all, it seems simple. Mix today, cook tomorrow and enjoy the convenience. But the moment you take that leftover dough out of the fridge, you…
Training for strength and mobility has become increasingly popular as more people recognise the long-term benefits of building resilient muscles, stable joints, and balanced movement patterns. Alongside this enthusiasm has come a surge of high-intensity and technically demanding exercises promoted across social media platforms. While these movements can be effective when executed with precision and…
