Bigg Boss 19: Housemates discuss Ashnoor Kaur and Abhishek Bajaj’s closeness; the duo clarifies ‘We are just best friends’

Bigg Boss 19 witnesses brewing chemistry between Abhishek Bajaj and Ashnoor Kaur, sparking housemate discussions. Baseer Ali and Nehal Chudasama playfully tried to set them up, but Ashnoor claimed a platonic bond. Later, Gaurav Khanna and others noticed their closeness, expressing support. However, Amaal accused Ashnoor of manipulating Abhishek’s feelings, adding a twist to their…

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Healthy outside, sick inside: The hidden danger of fatty liver

Fatty liver disease is silently affecting a significant portion of the Indian population, often going undetected until it progresses to severe stages. Early detection through routine checkups and lifestyle modifications like exercise, healthy diet, and sufficient sleep are crucial for reversing the condition and preventing long-term liver damage. Prioritizing liver health is essential for overall…

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5-year Islam practice clause put on hold: SC imposes partial stay on Waqf Act; 3 key provisions stayed

The Supreme Court has partially stayed the Waqf Amendment Act 2025, specifically the provision requiring five years of Islamic practice to create a Waqf, pending rule formulation. While refusing a complete stay, the court emphasized the importance of having a Muslim CEO for Waqf Boards and restricted the creation of third-party rights on disputed properties.

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Cancer surgeon with 22 years’ experience shares the Japanese habit that helps with weight management and longevity

A Japanese tradition, Hara Hachi Bu, encourages eating until 80% full, a habit linked to better weight management, longevity, and stable energy. Cancer surgeon Dr. Tarang Krishna highlights this cultural practice, supported by studies showing caloric restriction benefits like reduced inflammation and improved metabolic health. This simple principle promotes overall well-being by reducing metabolic stress.

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The four-day school week is losing its edge: How a quick fix to retain teachers is falling short in the US

Faced with burnout and mass resignations, many US school districts turned to a four-day school week to retain teachers. Initially effective, the strategy’s impact is now fading as more districts adopt it, eroding its appeal. New research reveals that without deeper reforms, this once-innovative fix risks becoming a short-term patch in a deeply fractured education…

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When ‘healthy’ hearts fail: Why cardiac arrests are striking young adults

Cardiac arrests are increasing among young adults. Previously rare, these events now affect seemingly healthy individuals. Underlying heart conditions, lifestyle choices, and even COVID-19 may contribute. Early detection and prevention are crucial. Awareness of symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath is important. Regular check-ups, healthy habits, and stress management can reduce risk.

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