Chandigarh: During the summer season, problems like headaches, body pain, weakness, dehydration, (Painkillers)and muscle cramps become common. To get quick relief, many people start taking painkillers repeatedly without consulting a doctor. Health experts warn that excessive use of painkillers can become dangerous for the body, especially in extreme heat conditions. …
Read More »Family Complexities Brought to Life in Ateet Ka Vartaman
Review:Ateet Ka Vartaman, the latest collection by Harish Kumar ‘Amit’, explores the emotional and social complexities of family life through simple, everyday situations. The stories reflect small yet meaningful struggles that people experience in their daily lives, woven together with sensitivity and realism. In Zindagi Ki Zameen, the writer delicately …
Read More »Panihati Election Result 2026: BJP’s Ratna Debnath Leads by 56,000 Votes, Calls It a “Fight for Justice”
Women Desk:In a major development from Panihati, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Ratna Debnath has taken a strong lead of over 56,000 votes as counting continues in the West Bengal Assembly elections 2026. Her campaign, centered on justice and public accountability, has made this constituency one of the most talked-about …
Read More »Learn the Correct Way to Eat Watermelon ( Watermelon )
Watermelon: During the summer season, people tend to consume water-rich fruits—such as watermelon, ( Watermelon ) muskmelon, and cucumber—in greater quantities to keep their bodies hydrated. While watermelon is an excellent fruit for maintaining hydration, according to Ayurveda, combining it with certain other foods can be extremely detrimental. Consuming …
Read More »Simple Ways to Prevent Dehydration in Summer, Stay Hydrated with These Healthy Drinks
LIFESTYLE:During the summer season, excessive heat and sweating cause the body to lose water and essential minerals quickly, leading to dehydration. To stay healthy and energetic, it is very important to maintain proper fluid intake. According to experts, waiting until you feel thirsty is not enough, as it already indicates …
Read More »Diphtheria Returns in 2026: Why Cases Are Rising and Why the New Indigenous Td Vaccine Matters
Lifestyle:After being largely under control for decades, Diphtheria is making a concerning comeback in 2026. Health authorities in Australia have reported a steady rise in cases, prompting renewed focus on vaccination and public awareness. Where Are Cases Increasing?Recent data shows that in the Northern Territory, 17 cases of respiratory diphtheria …
Read More »6 Best Decorative Plants to Transform Any Balcony into a Green Paradise
Delhi:Balcony gardening is all about smartly using( smartly using ) space—both vertical and horizontal—to create a refreshing “micro-climate” right at home. With the right selection of plants, even a small balcony can turn into a peaceful green retreat. Whether your balcony gets full sunlight or stays mostly shaded, these decorative …
Read More »Kidney health is severely affected. (Kidney )
Kidney damage: The increasing incidence of kidney-related diseases is a matter of concern. Did you know that some of your habits can negatively impact your kidney (Kidney ) health? If you don’t correct these habits in time, your kidneys may even be damaged. Most people believe that kidney …
Read More »Young people growing future crops from the soil
When 28-year-old Joginder of Nathwana village in Bikaner district of Rajasthan sets out for the fields early in the morning with his tractor, everyone in the village looks at him with amazement, and he becomes a topic of discussion, especially among the youth. After completing his MBA from a prestigious …
Read More »Daily UPI-based transactions surpass 700 million for first time
The daily unified payments interface (UPI)-based transactions have crossed 700 million for the first time, touching 707 million, according to the latest National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) data. The feat was achieved on August 2. Over the past two years, the number of daily transactions has doubled, even though …
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