LIFESTYLE
Dum Laga Ke India
Vishal Jindal, Co- CEO and Founder of Biryani By Kilo, tells IANSlife how each episode shows their appreciation for authentic local food while also recording a few amusing moments and memories related to the place. While the show takes you on a tour to depict the culinary secrets of culture-rich cities, it delicately incorporates BBK's flavorful dum biryani.
Deepika Padukone launches self-care brand 82E
The brand will launch with skincare as its inaugural category this month. Eighty-Two East's skincare products are formulated by in-house experts, and each product combines an Indian ingredient with a scientific compound into a powerful formula. The products have been thoughtfully designed to make skincare a delightful ritual.
80% diet, 20% workout: Rashami Desai shares her fitness regime
Sharing her fitness mantra, Rashami said: "My fitness regime is 80 per cent my diet and 20 per cent workouts since my work doesn't allow me to workout like I used to before. I constantly watch my diet and my body. When you have control on your mind regarding what you consume it keeps you fit and workout gives you motivation to stay positive."
Chronic back pain?
Back pain today and especially lower back pain have become a chronic ailment in India. The disease is no longer limited to the elderly but is also increasing among the youth. Long working hours along with a sedentary lifestyle is putting too much strain on our spinal discs and back muscles and has highlighted the need for us to take steps and prevent any long-term complications.
Ready-to-eat meals, frozen pizza can kill you early in life, warns study
Although Brazilians consume far less of these products than countries with high incomes, consumption of ultraprocessed foods containing little or no whole foods in their ingredients contributed to 57,000 premature deaths in Brazil in 2019, investigators report in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine
3 winter fashion styles to get you through the cold season
But while these materials are arguably the most practical when it comes to staying warm during chilly days, they also have a downside: they aren't exactly as fashionable as other options. Fortunately, there are ways to stay warm and trendy at the same time! Santosh Srivastava, Marketing Manager at Numero UNO shares three different winter fashion styles that will get you through this season in style.
Fashion in a young, inclusive and cutting-edge new avatar
With ace designer Ashish Soni as curator-in-chief and its continued partnership with Fashion Design Council of India (FDCI), the Fashion Tour is set to travel through four metro cities of Kolkata, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Gurugram. In its cutting-edge new avatar, it will present a spectacular collaboration between leading fashion designers and renowned personalities from diverse fields, who are reshaping the lifestyle interests of today's youth.
How you can keep pets warm this winter?
Wrap them up in woolens: You just can't imagine stepping outside without a sweater in the winter. The same applies to your pets. Choose from a variety of options available for your cats and dogs. Make sure you pick the right size and keep them warm while taking them out for a walk. In case you have rabbits and birds, you can cover their cages with a shawl, leaving a little space for aeration.
Yoga and Pranayama can help Alzheimer's patients?
The major benefit with the practice of yoga is that it diminishes stress which can be a highly concerning factor for Alzheimer's patients. Stress can cause inflammation in the central nervous system and body, hormone dysregulation, over-arousal of the sympathetic nervous system and compromised quality of life.
Love can make anything happen
The problem lies with normal culture not being ready to accept the person with disabilities the way they are and just emulating their feelings towards them. They find it hard to be around specially-abled ones, whether at jobs, in education, or even in relationships. This isn't limited to a particular locality, this is what people with a disability have to go through.
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