Home gardens aren’t just for show—they can be your personal health arsenal. Imagine tackling stubborn skin disorders and persistent stomach troubles with plants you grow yourself. Ayurveda has long championed three such heroes: Neem, Madar, and Bheiya. Simple to maintain, these plants deliver potent remedies straight from their leaves, transforming your daily routine into a path to better health. Let’s dive into Neem first, a staple in Indian households for centuries. Beyond its bitter taste lies a goldmine of benefits. Chewing a few tender leaves daily flushes toxins from the bloodstream and eradicates gut pathogens causing bloating, indigestion, and infections.…
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In a resounding win for Realme, the CMR Consumer Insight Survey 2026 crowns it the favorite smartphone brand among young Indians. Fueled by exceptional user satisfaction, the brand has captured the hearts of Gen Z and millennials in urban hubs. Young buyers seek devices that deliver blazing performance, all-day battery, and eye-catching aesthetics that scream individuality. The eight-city poll shows 74% glued to screens for more than four hours daily, underscoring the need for unflinching reliability. Camera prowess sways 86%, while 79% value rapid charging and enduring power. Realme tops customer satisfaction charts with an impressive NPS of 81, outpacing…
Cricket star Rinku Singh is reeling from a personal tragedy as his father, Khanchand Singh, succumbed to liver cancer early Friday at Yatharth Hospital in Greater Noida. Admitted six days prior on February 21 when his health plummeted, the patient was kept on life support but passed away at 4:36 AM, cutting short a life that supported his son’s dreams. UPCA Secretary Prem Manohar Gupta, voicing the sentiments of many, called the passing ‘heart-wrenching and premature.’ In an interview, he prayed for divine comfort to the family and affirmed UPCA’s support. ‘We haven’t spoken yet, but we’ll attend the peace…
The simmering feud between sitar virtuoso Rishabh Rikhiram Sharma and Anoushka Shankar has reached a crescendo, with the Pandit Ravi Shankar Music Institute delivering a knockout blow to Sharma’s controversial claim. Asserting himself as Panditji’s ultimate shishya during a public function, Sharma ignited backlash that prompted this authoritative intervention. The institute’s statement paints a clear picture: brief instructional sessions do not equate to formal discipleship in the guru-shishya parampara. No guruswadhyaay, no ritualistic announcements in the presence of a pandit—nothing of the sort transpired. On that fateful 2012 concert date, a frail Pandit Ravi Shankar merely offered a polite introduction,…
A fresh wave of violence has gripped the volatile Pakistan-Afghanistan frontier, prompting Pakistan to declare open warfare on Afghan Taliban militants. Amid the chaos, Iran has emerged as a potential peacemaker, volunteering to host talks and de-escalate the conflict. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi of Iran made a heartfelt plea on social media, invoking the spirit of Ramadan. He called on both nations to act as good neighbors and settle disputes amicably. Iran stands prepared to assist in every possible way to foster dialogue and cooperation, Araghchi assured. According to reports from Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper, the military operation dubbed Gajab Lil-Haq…
In a blistering attack, Samajwadi Party leader Ashutosh Verma on Thursday condemned the BJP-led Uttar Pradesh government for pulling revered saints into partisan conflicts through criminal complaints. The flashpoint is the sexual harassment FIR against Swami Avimukteshwaranand Saraswati at Jhunsi police station, prompted by a complaint from Tulsi Kunj’s Ashutosh Brahmachari Maharaj. ‘This administration, self-proclaimed as the protector of saints, is betraying its own rhetoric,’ Verma told IANS. He drew a stark comparison to the SP’s handling of a similar 2013 scandal involving Jagadguru Rambhadracharya. Rambhadracharya’s Divyang University in Chitrakoot was accused of financial irregularities, including misuse of government funds…
Imagine an organ that multitasks as both a digestive powerhouse and blood sugar maestro—meet the pancreas. Tucked behind the stomach, it operates like a silent warrior, ensuring every meal converts into usable energy without fanfare. Its exocrine function releases digestive enzymes into the small intestine, expertly dismantling complex foods: proteins into amino acids, fats into fatty acids, and carbs into simple sugars. This seamless breakdown prevents common gut woes such as acid reflux, irregular bowels, and nutrient deficiencies. On the endocrine side, beta cells produce insulin to shuttle glucose into cells, while alpha cells release glucagon to prevent dangerous lows.…
Geopolitical jitters took center stage in commodity trading Friday, propelling gold and silver prices to notable gains on the MCX. US-Iran frictions, marked by stalled nuclear negotiations and new sanctions, overshadowed a softening US dollar. Intra-day highs saw April gold futures climb 0.30% to ₹1,60,719 per 10 grams, while March silver vaulted more than 3% to ₹2,68,301 per kg. At mid-afternoon, gold held a 0.40% gain at ₹1,60,354, and silver advanced 2.69% to ₹2,66,650. Nuclear talks between the adversaries have been deferred without breakthroughs, amplifying risks. US troop buildups and sanctions targeting Iran’s energy and weapons sectors have spurred safe-haven…
The Eden Gardens is set for an electrifying T20 World Cup Super 8 decider on March 1, pitting India against West Indies in a match that could define their tournament fate. Both teams need victory to advance to semifinals, turning this into high-octane cricket. Caribbean flair shone in the group phase with an unbeaten run, but Super 8 brought reality: a humiliating 9-wicket loss to South Africa following a win over Zimbabwe. India mirrored the path, losing first to South Africa before demolishing Zimbabwe by 72 runs. No room for complacency in Kolkata. The ghosts of 2016 loom large –…
A moderate 5.3 magnitude earthquake striking Bangladesh sent powerful tremors rippling through Kolkata and West Bengal on February 27, turning a routine Friday afternoon into chaos. Striking at approximately 1:22 PM, the quake’s effects were felt intensely across the bustling metropolis and nearby districts. Data from the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre pinpointed the epicenter 10 km underground in Bangladesh, about 8 km from Kolkata where local intensity hit 5.0. The brief but fierce jolts, enduring mere seconds, triggered mass evacuations as office-goers and homemakers alike spilled onto streets. Social media erupted with videos, including one from a political rally where…