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Kapil Sharma addressed the firing incidents at his Canadian café, stating he feels no fear and that the establishment has thrived despite the trouble. He noted the attacks drew significant attention, prompting authorities to enhance law and order. Sharma expressed confidence in his country’s police and believes divine intervention protected his café, which saw increased…

Abhishek Pandey’s CWSIR Honours Excellence at the Ashoka Award 2025

Leading physician Dr. Amy Shah highlights the digestive prowess of bitter greens like arugula. These greens, when consumed before meals, naturally stimulate digestive juices, aiding in nutrient absorption and reducing bloating. Rich in prebiotic fiber and antioxidants, they also support gut health and liver detoxification, offering a simple yet powerful way to enhance overall well-being.

The Sonari West Durga Puja Samity in Jamshedpur is celebrating its 52nd year with an 80-foot pandal replicating the Tirupati Balaji Temple. With a budget of Rs 25 lakh, the Durgostav will feature idols crafted by artisans from Kolkata and musical performances by artists from various cities.

Chhattisgarh school kids risk lives helping install heavy transformer, collector seeks report

Wimbledon 2025 witnessed a sunglasses spectacle, with celebrities showcasing bold aviators, sleek cat-eyes, and minimal rectangulars. David Beckham sported shades from his own line, while Cate Blanchett opted for Burberry Aviators. Leonardo DiCaprio chose slim frames, and Priyanka Chopra Jonas rocked chic cat-eye sunnies, completing their stylish courtside looks.

Dr. Saurabh Sethi advises against unstructured fasting for gut health. He recommends mindful eating and diverse food choices. Turmeric, ginger, fennel, cumin, coriander, flax and chia seeds are beneficial. Avoid extreme diets like the cabbage soup diet. Listen to your body’s signals. Food diversity strengthens the gut. Legumes are important.