Health Care Tips

Does India have a favourite dal? And if so, which one? To my mind that status must go to the arharthe yellow pigeon pea, as no one quite calls it. Arhar is what unites the Subcontinent, in its various... Read more: The Story of How Arhar Became Indias Favourite Dal

There were lot of experiments and I happy to share the ones that worked. During that same year, we organized a fun Halloween party for my kids and their friends. If youre planning to have one this... Read more: The Ultimate Guide to a Delicious, Gluten-Free Halloween Party

Love to eat milk chocolates, but are wary of its negative health effects as a result of higher levels of added sugar and fat? Take heart. Researchers have found a way to introduce the health benefits... Read more: Milk Chocolates To Get As Healthier As Dark Ones

Supplements of a natural compound can compensate the human body for the loss of energy production, and reduce the typical signs of ageing, a study has found. Read more: Natural Compound Can Reduce Signs of Ageing: Study

Canadian researchers have developed a new immunotherapy technique that has the potential to eliminate the allergic response to peanut and egg white proteins. Read more: New Immunotherapy Technique May Cure Food Allergies

Burgers can easily be frozen and reheated for the next day. There are endless options to explore! Read more: How to Make Lip-Smacking Burgers: The Ingredients You Must Not Skip

What's scarier: running into your dentist on Halloween - and being reminded of the horrors you're visiting on your teeth - or being a dentist? It can't be much of a treat to decide that professional... Read more: Don't Gobble Up Every Piece of Your Halloween Harvest

China's path to food security is taking a big swing to the south. In fact, 5,300 miles down to Tasmania, the dairy-hungry nation's newest source of fresh milk. Read more: China is Going the Extra 5,300 Miles for Fresh Tasmania Milk

Nancy Silverton At 62, is not only an iconic California chef but also an iconic American chef. When she opened La Brea Bakery in 1989 with a sourdough starter she'd made herself, she created six... Read more: Nancy Silverton: The Chef Who's Happy to Cook Where She Lives

Anti-GM activists and farmers have submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding rejection of GM Mustard to safeguard the interest of farmers, consumers and environment. Read more: Anti-GM Crops Activists Submit Memorandum to PM

Try to follow these guidelines and you will end up with greater energy, improved overall health and rejuvenated long term glow. Read more: Diwali Special: How to Detox After The Festivities

As Indians wake Monday to smoke-filled skies from a weekend of festival fireworks, New Delhi's worst season for air pollution begins with dire consequences. Read more: 2 Billion Children Breathe Toxic Air Worldwide, UNICEF Says

Here are our 5 best mimosa recipes, plus tips and tricks to make a fantastic mimosa to help you take this brunch staple to the next level. Read more: 5 Best Mimosa Recipes

The festival of lights has been redefined as the festival of flash. Its the season of excess and of parties, where all you need to worry about is which caterer or cook to call to deliver sealed pots... Read more: Long Forgotten Diwali Foods: Rediscovering Traditions

I still remember Diwali as a child, waking up before dawn, rushing through a mandatory oil bath and bleary eyed until the fireworks rang in the festive spirit. Read more: South Indian Diwali: Nostalgic Tales of An Era Gone By

A Singapore street-food chef who was awarded a Michelin star this year announced Friday a partnership with a multinational culinary company to offer customers across Asia a taste of his prize-winning... Read more: Singapore Michelin-Starred Food Hawker to Start Chain

Your Facebook status updates, 'likes' and even photos could help researchers better understand mental health disorders, a new study says. Read more: Facebook Posts May Offer Insight Into Mental Illness

With continuous deterioration in its air quality, Delhi on Thursday breathed the most polluted air of the month as the Air Quality Index (AQI) dipped to the season's threshold at 355 -- labelled 'very... Read more: Breathe at Your Peril: Delhi Sees Month's Worst Air Quality

Life expectancy in Australia has hit a new high, with babies born in 2015 expected to live two years longer than those born in 2005, according to a report issued on Friday. Read more: Life Expectancy in Australia Hits New High: Report

Stepping up measures to control bird flu, the Centre today directed Bhopal-based National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases (NIHSAD) to expedite testing of samples of birds for avian... Read more: Bird Flu: Centre Asks NIHSAD to Expedite Testing of Samples

The Allahabad High Court today directed Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary Rahul Bhatnagar to file his personal affidavit explaining what action has been taken by the government for prevention of dengue... Read more: Dengue Prevention: HC Asks UP Chief Secretary About Action Taken

We've listed our 10 best tikka recipes from Indias top chefs. Read more: 10 Best Tikka Recipes

Digital distractions, and a more classical one, talking on the phone, are linked to shorter sleeping time and greater daytime sleepiness for teens, Canadian researchers say. Read more: Screen Time, Phone use Linked to Less Sleep for Teens

Another folk remedy bites the dust. Cranberry capsules didn't prevent or cure urinary infections in nursing home residents in a study challenging persistent unproven claims to the contrary. Read more: Cranberries Squashed as Folk Remedy for Urinary Infections

This dish can be made the day before and re-heated before serving, making it ideal to bring to a Thanksgiving feast or to make in advance if you are hosting the holiday. Read more: Sophisticated Sweet Potatoes Get a Kick From Chipotles

A food delivery service run by Uber Japan, the Japanese arm of the major U.S. car service company Uber Technologies Inc., is attracting people's attention. Read more: Uber Food Deliveries off to Good Start

Amazon wants you to order your turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce online this Thanksgiving, its latest effort to make its Prime subscription service a central part of food shopping, much the way... Read more: Amazon Courts Food Shoppers

Let's do something different, my friend said, and that was enough for me to break into a cold sweat. Something different meant something experimental in the food and drink department. Read more: 5 Superhit Desi Cocktails for Your Next Party

Diwali festivities are never devoid of firecrackers that cause a measurable spike in air pollution levels. Delhi Pollution Central Committee (DPCC) suggests the contamination levels in the capital... Read more: 3 Breathing Exercises to Help You Deal With the Pollution this Diwali

A quick lowdown on what food bloggers and enthusiasts like to relish on Diwali. Read more: This is What Food Bloggers From Across India Eat On Diwali

We keep running from pillar to post to find that one secret food or ingredient that melts our belly fat, so hold your breath as here is the list of superfoods that will help you shed those extra... Read more: 6 Indian Superfoods to Reduce Belly Fat

Children exposed to a common type of antidepressant in the womb may be at an increased risk of complications soon after birth and years later, according to two new studies. Read more: Antidepressants in Pregnancy tied to Health Risks for Kids

Screening young children for high cholesterol at the same time as they receive routine vaccinations could prevent hundreds of heart attacks in young adults each year, researchers in Britain said... Read more: Screening Infants Could Prevent Early Heart Attacks: Study

With numerous cases of burns and irritation reported every year during Diwali, health experts on Wednesday cautioned people to avoid fire crackers as their smoke can cause damage to the respiratory... Read more: Smoke from Fire Crackers can Damage Respiratory System: Doctors

The average salt intake in India is double that of the WHO-recommended maximum consumption level of 5 gm/day, a study said on Wednesday. Read more: India's Salt Intake Twice the WHO-Recommended Mark

Want to exercise more? Start competing with your peers on online health programmes, researchers say. Read more: Social Media Competition May Push People to Exercise More

Every year when Diwali comes around, our kitchen gets ready to rumble. Although we steer clear of the firecrackers and noisy bombs that most people seem to associate with the festival, the thing we... Read more: 4 Heavenly, Homemade Diwali Snacks Better Than the Store-Bought Stuff

Easing pain during labour through administering epidural anesthesia is likely to decrease the likelihood of postpartum depression in some women, suggests a study. Read more: Easing Labour Pain May Reduce Postpartum Depression in Women

Researchers have come up with a new wearable patch for skin that claims to treat children and young adults with peanut allergy, finds a study. Read more: Patch for Peanut Allergy Found Beneficial for Children

Restraint and depth are the key words for this recipe. The dish is featured in the new "Curate: Authentic Spanish Food From an American Kitchen," by Katie Button with Genevieve Ko (Flatiron Books). Read more: This Main From Spain is Anything But Plain: Recipe

Here's something fun, different and healthful to do with potatoes: Crush them into rustic rounds that have the golden crispness of fried potatoes outside and the softness of mashed potatoes inside. Read more: These Crisp, Golden Potatoes are the Best of Both Worlds: Recipe

The average American ate nearly a pound more seafood in 2015 than he or she did the previous year, the federal government said on Wednesday. Read more: Americans ate more Seafood Last Year than they Did in 2014

The herb comes studded with a compound called Alizarin which has antibacterial properties. Read more: The Unsung Hero of the World of Ayurveda: Have You Heard of Manjistha?

Can't stick to a diet? Your brain wiring may be to blame, say scientists who found that the ability to self-regulate body weight may depend on a person's brain structure. Read more: Dieting Success May Depend on Brain Wiring: study

They cook for some of the most powerful leaders in the world. They put their best culinary-foot forward when other Heads of State come visiting too. That's Club des Chefs des Chefs for you or CCC as... Read more: When Chefs Who Cook For Kings, Queens and Presidents Served Me Dinner

Here are a few mithais that you can cheat your guests into imagining they take a lot of effort. Read more: 3 Indian Diwali Sweets You Can Make and Store

The chefs who cook for the world's leaders usually keep a low profile, leaving the limelight to their bosses. But once a year it is their turn to be wined and dined and treated as honoured guests in a... Read more: World Leaders' Personal Chefs Meet in Delhi

Women face same health related problems from alcohol consumption as men, finds a new study. Read more: Women Face Same Drink-Related Health Issues Like Men

Happy Diwali 2016! We've listed genius tips to help you throw the best Diwali party ever, from scrumptious starters to seating and decor. We've got you covered this year. Read more: Happy Diwali 2016: Genius Tips to Throw a Diwali Party to Remember

We know the kind of festivities that brighten up the North of India during Diwali, but now, let's take a look at Bengal's own version of Diwali and the extravaganza that graces Maharashtrian... Read more: Diwali 2016: How is it Celebrated in Bengal and Maharashtra

Diwali is when India comes alive with the chiming of temple bells, the bursts of fireworks, the sparkle of oil lamps and the twinkle of fairy lights. Read more: Diwali 2016: The Festival of Lights & Feasting

Increased muscle strength may help to improve brain function in adults who suffer from mild cognitive impairment (MCI), shows a new study. Read more: Muscle Strength May Help to Improve Brain Function

There is no link between how hungry we feel and the amount of calories we consume, reveals a study. Read more: Appetite-Modifying Foods do not Affect Calorie Intake

Try to follow these guidelines and you will end up with greater energy, improved overall health and rejuvenated long term glow. Read more: Diwali Special: How to Detox After Festivities

Chefs from all over the country are all set to participate in an upcoming competition that will laud Indian culinary excellence and revere culinary talent through 13th Annual Chef Awards. Read more: Chefs Fired up for a Competition

Kitchen appliances are usually the most apt Diwali gift ideas. We've curated and reviewed 10 useful kitchen gadgets you'll love, Happy Diwali 2016 Read more: Diwali Special: 10 Kitchen Appliances for You to Gift This Festive Season

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station have started planting their third on-orbit crop of red romaine lettuce, NASA said. Read more: Third Lettuce Crop Planted on Space Station

A five-day health festival, which includes check-up camps and lifestyle-related exhibitions, was inaugurated here today by Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain who said a host of diseases can be... Read more: Jain Opens Health Mela, Urges People to Have Healthy Lifestyle

A review of scientific evidence on breastfeeding out today found that some long-held advice is worth ditching, including that babies should avoid pacifiers and moms should breastfeed exclusively in... Read more: Some Breastfeeding Advice Worth Ditching: US Task Force

Dishes dating back to 180-200 years coupled with a spin of modernity, Koel Biriyani is the new addition in this state-run food jamboree. Read more: A Fine Dining Restaurant of Kolkata Offering Bengali

Dorie Greenspan answered reader questions about her column in a recent online chat. Here are edited excerpts from that chat. Read more: Skim Milk or Whole: Does it Matter?

Hilal Elver, the U.N.'s special representative on the right to food, said Tuesday the rise of industrial food production combined with trade liberalization has allowed large corporations to flood the... Read more: A U.N. Expert Says Junk Food is a Human Rights Concern

Moley Robotics, a London based company, recently unveiled their robot gourmet specialist at Germanys Hannover Messe Technology fair. This robot is possibly the answer to every office going persons... Read more: Robo Chef: Move Over Chef, Machines are Taking Over the Kitchen

Whether it's for breakfast, as a coffee-time (and not tea-time!) snack or dinner at midnight, the ubiquitous dosa (Dosai in Tamil Nadu or Dose in Karnataka) is always in the mix. Read more: How to Make a Perfect Crisp Dosa at Home: Tips and Tricks

Health authorities have confirmed that the number of dengue and chingunkungya cases in the national capital have declined with the sudden dip in temperatures. Read more: Dengue, Chikungunya Cases Decline as the Weather Becomes Colder

Drinking highly caffeinated beverages mixed with alcohol trigger changes in the adolescent brain which are similar to taking cocaine, suggests a study. Read more: Highly Caffeinated Drinks may Affect Brain: Study

According to a study, pregnancy in young women may increase the risk of stroke as compared to their older counterparts of childbearing age. Read more: Younger Pregnant Women More Prone to Strokes: Study

Berlin is a city where past and present are on a constant collision course. History hangs heavy, but creativity - and the creative types that give a city its energy - remain among its exhilarating... Read more: Drinking in Berlin's traditional, iconoclastic cocktail-bar scene

In a new health advisory, the government advises the public to avoid consuming half-cooked chicken and raw eggs Read more: Avoid Half-Cooked Chicken & Raw Eggs: Warns Delhi Government

Burger King sales rose 1.7 percent at established stores around the world. In the same period a year ago, the hamburger chain reported a 6.2 percent increase in sales. Read more: Burger King Owner Beats Expectations, But Sees US 'Softness'

Aerobic exercise (also known as cardio) is a physical exercise of low to high intensity that depends primarily on the aerobic energy-generating process. Read more: Aerobic exercises helps slow down memory decline in elderly

The whole process was a bit time consuming and involved many trials and errors but the results were absolutely delicious and gluten-free! Read more: 3 Superb Gluten-Free Indian Desserts for Diwali

The sheer joy of eating fish is known only to the lovers of seafood. For those who cant seem to go beyond the foul smell associated with it, miss out on a great expanse of culinary wonders that are... Read more: 5 Health Benefits of Eating Fish, Beyond the Delicious Flavour

Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine (UC San Diego) have found an association between migraines and microbes that reduce nitrates. Read more: Gut Bacteria May Trigger Migraine

Why would someone willingly give up real food and switch to a sludgy green juice? Read more: What Are Cold-Pressed Juices: Its No Pulp Fiction!

We hear about new superfoods every day. A miracle food for weight loss, hair strength or even degenerative diseases. But what actually are these superfoods? And are they really offering the punch they... Read more: Don't Follow the Superfood Herd, Go Local

According to a new study, the most common type of ovarian cancer can be treated by a natural compound found in onions. Read more: Onion Compound May Treat Ovarian Cancer

Climate change is bringing certain skin diseases and other illnesses to regions where they were rarely seen before, according to a recent research review. Read more: Climate Change is Shifting Areas of Skin Disease Concern

Heart attack survivors who participate in cardiac rehabilitation programs may survive longer, but feel no healthier, than they would without this follow-up care, a U.S. study suggests. Read more: Rehab After Heart Attack Tied to Longer, Not Healthier Life

Most common starches used in in gluten-free cooking are: corn starch, arrowroot starch, tapioca and potato starch. Read more: The Different Kinds of Starch You Must Know About

In our country, most coastal regions have recipes that are completely unique to the district. Each of these 5 fish curry recipes brings beautiful flavour profiles to the cuisine they belong to. Read more: 5 Fish Curries Every Sea-Food Lover Must Try

McDonald's international restaurants easily beat expectations on same-store sales growth in Britain, Australia, Canada and Germany. Read more: McDonald's U.S. Sales Revive Amid Stiff Competition

As long as mithai remains synonymous with nutrition (pinnis), devotion (prasad) and festivity (gujiya and motichur laddoo), this is one sweet tradition that is in no immediate danger of being... Read more: Diwali Sweets: A Mouth Watering Tale of Mithai from Across North India

Even if you are up to 20 per cent less fit than your population average, it is sufficient to prevent risk factors like diabetes, hypertension, obesity that affect people with heart disease, finds a... Read more: Even Low Physical Fitness Can Help Prevent Heart Diseases

Cleaning products available in the market are either expensive or leave me in doubt of their efficacy (and effect on the metal). If you too find yourself in a similar predicament, fear not. The answer... Read more: How to Clean Brass With 3 Common Kitchen Ingredients

Just because you're going gluten-free, doesn't mean you have to give up on all the fun. Let me show you how to enjoy Diwali, albeit Gluten-Free! Read more: How to Celebrate a Gluten-Free Diwali

Beer and cider both are widely consumed all over the world, and yet even the most ardent of cider and beer lovers can often not differentiate between the two. We've listed 7 differences between beer... Read more: What is The Difference Between Beer and Cider?

Khoya is extensively used in making a wide variety of dishes across India as well as neighbouring countries like Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Here are some of our favourite Khoya... Read more: How to Make Khoya at Home: 5 Delectable Desserts You Must Try

Whole Foods Market Inc. shares declined as much as 2.5 percent after the Detroit Health Department said its investigating two cases of hepatitis A that may be connected to one of the chains stores. Read more: Whole Foods Declines on Hepatitis Investigation in Detroit

The increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, and eventually dying from the disease, begins early in life and at weights in the -normal- range, a new study suggests. Read more: Teenage Weight Tied to Odds of Diabetes-Related Death

Kids aged 11-12 should get only two doses of a vaccine to prevent cancers caused by human papillomavirus, instead of the previously recommended three shots, US health authorities said Thursday. Read more: Kids Need Just Two Doses of Cancer Vaccine

Malta has the highest proportion of obese adults in Europe, according to EU figures released Thursday, while Romania is the least obese. Read more: Malta Tops EU Obesity Rankings, Romania Thinnest

Even though most dermatologists recommend sunscreen to prevent skin cancer and premature aging of the skin, nearly all of them believe patients arent getting the message, a small U.S. study suggests. Read more: Doctors Think You Don't Use Enough Sunscreen

Beyond the nutritional value of meals, scientists are working to uncover how certain foods should be eaten, what they should be combined with and how they are best absorbed. Read more: 8 Tweaks To Make Good-For-You Foods Even Better

Try these treats for a sweet start to your day! Read more: 6 Healthy Desserts You Can Eat for Breakfast!

Nestle became the latest company to be hit by the global slowdown affecting food manufacturers after posting its weakest underlying sales growth in more than a decade. Read more: Nestle Cuts Sales Target As Food Sales Disappoint

Pune offers up some exceptional buffet options, and we've listed the 8 best buffet restaurants you have to try. They're great places to hit up when you're with a large group of people there's sure to... Read more: 8 Best Buffet Restaurants in Pune: Feast On

Egg whites are the main source of protein in an egg while the yolks are large made up of cholesterol, fat soluble vitamins and minerals. Egg whites contain no carbs and are virtually fat free. Read more: 4 Best Egg White Recipes

Floods, drought, frost and hail cut into world wine production this year across Europe and South America, but the quality of the 2016 vintage shouldn't unduly suffer. Read more: World Wine Production Slips Amid Rough Weather: Italy On Top

Although Thanksgiving is the quintessential American holiday, my contribution is always to spice up the sides, quite literally. This year I've narrowed my focus to cranberries. Read more: A Do-Ahead Thanksgiving Side: Spiced Cranberry Chutney

There's a right way and a wrong way to raise a baby on vegan food. Those who get it wrong, parents say, give the responsible ones a bad name. Read more: Raising a Vegan Baby: There's a Right Way And a Wrong Way

Though there isn't a magic tip to bring back your eyebrow hair overnight, there are certain things that can enhance the process. And for this, nothing can be better than using natural remedies. Here... Read more: 10 Ways to Grow Thick Eyebrows Naturally

Iodine supplementation should only be done under medical supervision. Eating a healthy and varied diet is adequate to meet your iodine needs. Read more: World Iodine Deficiency Day: Understanding the Importance of Iodine

Long thought to be a "women's disease", osteoporosis can affect men too because apart from the hormonal changes around menopause, factors such as low testosterone levels, sedentary lifestyle choices,... Read more: Men Can Also Get Osteoporosis

For overweight and obese older men and women, adding calorie restriction to a resistance training schedule improves at least some metabolic markers, according to a new study. Read more: Cutting Calories May Dial Back Metabolic Syndrome In Older Adults

Preventable risk factors like smoking and alcohol are closely associated with 11 of the 15 cancers in the US, finds a study. Read more: Smoking, Alcohol Associated With Most Cancers In U.S

The next time you drink a glass of wine, don't forget to combine it with a cube of cheese. Researchers have confirmed that consuming cheese may actually increase how much someone likes the wine they... Read more: Cheese Can Enhance Taste of Wine

Actor Aamir Khan, who is a Unicef Regional Goodwill Ambassador, took time out from his schedule to meet children affected by malnutrition here and to witness how the organisation is working to address... Read more: Aamir Khan Travels to Bhutan to Advocate Against Malnutrition

Developing economies stand to win an extra $21 billion (19 billion euros) if they improve girls' health and sex education, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) said Thursday. Read more: Girls Can Cut Poverty in Developing Economies: UN

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo made donations to nearly 100 influential U.S. public health organizations from 2011 to 2015 in an effort to silence groups that might otherwise push for laws regulating soda,... Read more: Coke and Pepsi Fund Public Health Groups to Silence Them

Mental Health America ranked all 50 states and the District of Columbia on 15 different measures, including adults with any mental illness, youth with at least one major depressive episode in the past... Read more: Report: More Than Half of Mentally Ill U.S. Adults Get No Treatment

For World Osteoporosis Day 2016, we've listed foods that can lead to bone loss as well as what you should eat. After all, nutrition and osteoporosis are closely linked. Read more: World Osteoporosis Day 2016: Foods That Can Lead to Bone Loss

Now it looks like the microbiomes in other parts of our bodies may also play an important role in disease. Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have identified significant differences in the breast... Read more: There's a Breast Microbiome, and It's Different in Women with Cancer

Facebook will now allow Americans to order a meal, buy movie tickets or make an appointment at the hairdresser without having to leave the social networking site. Read more: Facebook Now Lets You Buy Food, Movie Tickets On Site

These unique Diwali Gift ideas will earn you brownie points and will prove to be memorable for whomever you share them with. Read more: Diwali Gift Ideas: Give a Gift of Health Your Folks Will Love

For the ones with absolutely no history in fitness and a lack of that initial burst of motivation, hitting gym can come in handy. Read more: The Ultimate Guide to Gym Memberships: 7 Ways You Can Save Money

Fans of American food in London have it better than ever, and it just may be that the best is yet to come. Read more: America's Best Food Invades London

The grandeur of Benaras' exquisite food and the beautiful ambience of its ghats have been brought alive at an ongoing festival here that recreates a spread of the city's specialties and street snacks... Read more: Now, Undertake a Culinary Journey to Banaras

Tapping into the Twitter stream could help researchers understand how healthy peoples lifestyles are and how to target improved public health, according to a recent study. Read more: What Do Tweets Say About Our Health?

If prepared the right way, French fries can actually make for a very satisfying, guilt-free snack. Here are 5 ways to make healthier French fries that taste good too. Read more: 5 Ways to Make Healthier French Fries: No, Seriously

Crackers when homemade, can be customized in their flavors, toppings and glazes. If your cupboard happens to be a repository for assorted bags of interesting flours, such as oat and rye, your cracker... Read more: One Flexible Dough, So Many Possibilities

Much has been written about the classic combination of legumes and grains. There's a persistent myth involved, though: the idea that you have to combine the two to get a so-called complete protein, or... Read more: For These two Reasons, A Classic Combo Endures; Recipe

Hot dogs, or at least the name, will soon be off the menu for a U.S. fast food chain selling the popular snack in Malaysia. Read more: US Fast Food Chain in Malaysia Told to Change Hot Dog Name

You may have not known but there are some simple exercises that you can do at home to combat a double chin. Read more: How to Get Rid of a Double Chin: 5 Easy Exercises

Actress Sunny Leone, a vegetarian, says her doctor has told her to stay away from alcohol, dairy products and spicy food. Read more: Sunny Leone is Turning Vegan, Here's Why

Ministry of Culture, Government of India is celebrating the Rashtriya Sanskriti Mahotsav 2016 which will display scrumptious regional delights of India. Read more: Food Festival Rashtriya Sanskriti Mahotsav 2016 Opens In Delhi

A puja is performed in the evening, usually in a community gathering, wherein the katha is read out. Read more: Karva Chauth 2016 (Karwa Chauth): Moon Rising Time and Puja Muhurat

This year I decided to keep my very first Karva Chauth. Read more: Happy Karva Chauth 2016: Why I Kept My First Fast and How I Got By

Exposure to tiny doses of hormone-disrupting chemicals is responsible for at least $340 billion (310 billion euros) in health-related costs each year in the United States, according to a report... Read more: Massive US Health Tab For Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals

Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan says he has gone through a lot of ups and downs in his personal life and been through depression, but it is something which should not be stigmatised. Read more: I Have Experienced Depression, Says Hrithik Roshan

The 8th edition of Agro Vision, which provides platform for farmers and agriculture industry to explore various opportunities, will be organised here on November 11, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari... Read more: Nagpur To Host Agro Vision 2016 Next Month