LIFESTYLE
Bone-chilling audiobooks for your true crime obsession
Eagerly looking for a new true crime story to binge? You are not alone. According to reports, 70 per cent of listeners enjoy listening to true crime stories on a podcast on a regular basis.
4 summer cocktails to beat quarantine blues
The mercury levels are rising and we can't help but think of ways to get relief from this heat. Dushyant Tanwar, Mixologist and Brand Manager, Monika Enterprises, shares a few of his favorite summer cocktail recipes.
Photoholic? keep these things in mind before shopping
There was an era when people used to be all dressed when they had to get their picture clicked at the photograph store. While today is the era when we can create a whole new album every day with the pictures captured from the lens of phones. Considering this, every other person is a proud photoholic. If you are also one of them then here is a list by Shivam Soni, Founder and CEO, Beyoung Folks Private Limited, of clothing you must keep in mind before shopping.
India, a key country with regards to sustainable fashion
Fashion's future is often created by reinventing the past and finding fresh inspiration in tradition. As fashion focuses on becoming ''good'', many Indian companies are looking at innovation in ways to recycle, upcycle and make the supply chain more eco-conscious and less wasteful. It really is in the countries of manufacturing where the change needs to happen.
What makes fermented rice water special?
Rice water can be used for different body parts, including the face, skin, and hair, as it is known to have amazing results. Rice is a staple in most Asian households, especially in countries like India, China, Japan, and South Korea; thus, people started using fermented rice water for various other purposes as well, including skincare and hair care.
Lactation and it's varying experiences faced by new mothers
Even for those planning on combination feeding of both breastmilk and formula, sometimes the breastfeeding journey can prove to be bumpy. Contrary to the popular saying that breastfeeding is a natural phenomenon that comes easily to every mother, the reality is it can be far from this.
Career choices in a post-pandemic world
The secondary and post-secondary education landscape has been impacted immensely too, with high schools and universities having to continuously adapt to unpredictable changes brought on by the pandemic, educator, counsellor and entrepreneur Ganesh Kohli tells IANSlife.
A look at 8 new UNESCO Global Geoparks
Earlier this month, UNESCO designated eight new UNESCO Global Geoparks, which brings the number of sites participating in the Global Geoparks Network to 169 in 44 countries.
A pioneering auction dedicated to female artists in May
According to Sotheby's, artworks on sale range from a 1680s Dutch painting by a 22-year-old Rachel Ruysch to Dame Laura Knight, the first woman to be granted full membership of the Royal Academy in the 1930s, and a sculpture by YBA artist and first-female Turner Prize winner, Rachel Whiteread.
Covid deteriorated mental health patients' conditions
The study, led by researchers from the University College London (UCL), showed that many reported a lower quality of care, trouble accessing medication, had appointments cancelled or felt the loss of face-to-face help meant they "were missing out on care", the Guardian reported.
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