LIFESTYLE
Prenatal depression may lead to heart problems after childbirth: Study
The most significant association was between depression and ischemic heart disease, with individuals with depression having an 83 per cent higher risk of developing the condition than those without a depression diagnosis. People with prenatal depression also had a 60 per cent higher risk of arrhythmia/cardiac arrest; a 61 per cent higher risk of cardiomyopathy; and a 32 per cent higher risk of new high blood pressure diagnosis.
Indian diet, tea and turmeric lowered Covid severity, deaths: ICMR study
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the death rate was reportedly 5-8 fold lower in India which is densely populated as compared to lesser-populated western countries. The study, conducted by an international team of scientists including from India, Brazil, Jordan, Switzerland, and Saudi Arabia, aimed to investigate whether dietary habits were associated with the variations in Covid-19 severity and deaths between Western and Indian population.
Ranveer Brar cooks and speaks magic
Sharing his childhood memories, his learnings, the divinity associated with him being a cook, and how he found a perfect partner and an even better cook in his wife, Ranveer Brar speaks magic. Now with his multiple acting projects coming along, and building a career as a chef globally while maintaining a balance as a husband and a father, the episode of Ranveer Brar's chat with Karishma Mehta in the "How The Hell Did I Do It?", a Humans of Bombay Original Talk Show is simply awe-inspiring.
8 luxury honeymoon destinations across the world
For couples who love the splendour of nature and wilderness, Capella Ubud makes a perfect balance of tranquillity and adventure. Constructed within the trees and hidden from afar at Keliki valley, Capella Ubud offers ultra-luxurious tented camps which captures the imagination of those who seek a unique experience at the heart of Bali's untouched natural surroundings.
Kids spending excessive screen time during summer vacations?
According to a survey commissioned by Kantar for Amazon in March 2023 among over 750 parents with young kids (3 - 8 years) across 10 metro and non-metro cities of India, almost 96 per cent of parents are searching for screen-free ideas to keep their kids engaged with learning and fun activities. The survey indicates that 82 per cent of parents are worried about keeping their kids engaged this summer.
Art and Artists' Galore
The event will feature engaging discussions about modern stylisation, contemporary art, and printmaking workshops, followed by excursions to the Dubare Elephant Camp and the Tibetan hamlet in Bylekuppe. The event will feature artwork by renowned artists from across the country like S.G. Vasudev, R.M. Palaniappan.
Savour the flavours of the Middle East
Indulge in a broad variety of mouthwatering delicacies that will delight your taste buds, including Shawarma and Levantine mezze as well as fascinating and exotic new flavours like Koshari, Moloukhya, Maqlouba, and Waraq Enab. Each dish is painstakingly made with the best ingredients and imbued with the luscious notes of sumac.
10 ways to protect your hair during the intense summer heat
While covering your head with a cap or scarf is a must when outdoors. Mihir Gadani, Co-founder, of OZiva shares ten ways to successfully protect your hair from the burning summer heat. Do not apply too many cosmetic or colouring dyes to your hair during summer. It has been seen that coloured hair can undergo considerable changes.
World Liver Day: 70% of asymptomatic people in India suffer from visceral fat obesity, 15% from fatty liver
According to studies, globally, about 20 lakh people die yearly due to liver diseases. Around 70 percent of people in India suffer from visceral fat obesity and 15 percent from fatty liver, with men more commonly affected than women. These findings are based on data of 7,000 healthy and symptomatic individuals who underwent liver screening in the last one year at NURA Health Screening Centre.
President graces opening of Tulip Garden at Rashtrapati Niwas in Mashobra
The Rashtrapati Niwas, earlier known as the Presidential Retreat, will be thrown open for public from April 23 when the visitors will be able to catch a glimpse of a variety of tulips such as Strong Gold, Denmark, Velemark, Jumbopink and Laptop, among others. Murmu strolled around the Rashtrapati Niwas premises and inquired about other varieties of plants.
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