
Rashmi kumari
Rashmi Kumari is a staff writer at The Fox Daily covering health, lifestyle, and entertainment. Her reporting focuses on public health, nutrition, fitness, wellness, consumer lifestyle, film, television, streaming platforms, celebrity news, and developments across the entertainment industry. She follows guidance from public health authorities, medical institutions, peer-reviewed research, government health agencies, official studio announcements, production houses, verified celebrity statements, industry releases, and other authoritative sources to provide accurate and well-sourced coverage. Her work emphasizes factual reporting, source verification, editorial transparency, and clear communication while adhering to The Fox Daily's editorial standards. For health-related topics, she reports on evidence-based information and does not provide personal medical advice; readers should consult qualified healthcare professionals for diagnosis and treatment.
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Avengers: Doomsday Promo: Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom Unleashes Terror Across the Multiverse
Marvel Studios unveils a darker look at Robert Downey Jr.’s Victor von Doom at D23, bringing Avengers, Fantastic Four and X-Men heroes together against a seemingly unstoppable threat
Jason Arday Found Dead at 41 After Cambridge Plagiarism Controversy: What We Know and Why the Case Matters
Former Cambridge professor Jason Arday was found unresponsive in south London days after resigning from the university amid allegations concerning his doctoral thesis and published research
Definium LSD-Based Anxiety Treatment Shows Promise in Late-Stage Trial, With Benefits Seen Within Days
DT120 produced a statistically significant reduction in generalized anxiety symptoms after a single supervised dose, but regulatory approval and longer-term evidence are still needed
PfA@30: Taking the Animal Kingdom Under Their Wing
As People For Animals marks 30 years, the Bengaluru chapter offers a window into the demanding, often unseen work of rescuing, treating and rehabilitating animals around the clock
What Happens When AI Begins to Design Viruses?
A Stanford experiment raises a bigger question than whether AI can create a dangerous virus: what happens when artificial intelligence moves from analysing biology to proposing new biological designs?
Why Vital Chemotherapy Drugs Are in Short Supply in India
Platinum prices, import disruptions, price controls and regulatory delays have combined to squeeze supplies of cisplatin and carboplatin two widely used chemotherapy medicines
Where Chennai Falls in Love: Between Platforms, Passing Trains and Parting Ways
For Chennai’s hopeless romantics, railway stations are more than places of departure they are brief worlds of waiting, reunion, anticipation and goodbye
Where Chennai Falls in Love: The Old-World Romance of St Thomas Mount</hmm
Where military history, Anglo-Indian memory, colonial-era homes and quiet tree-lined streets create one of Chennai’s most atmospheric settings for old-world romance
Where Chennai Falls in Love: A Beach-by-Beach Guide to Dating, Heartbreak, and Soan Papdi
Chennai beaches and dating, Chennai dating culture, romantic beaches in Chennai, Chennai beach dating, Chennai beaches and romance
The Hindu’s Made of Chennai Celebrates 387 Years of Madras with a Month of Heritage, Food, Music and Sport
As Chennai marks its 387th year, The Hindu’s Made of Chennai turns August into a city-wide celebration of history, culture, food, music, sport and the many communities that give Madras its enduring character
Irshad Kamil on ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’: How the Lyricist Turns Film Songs Into Feelings Everyone Can Own
Irshad Kamil Main Vaapas Aaunga, Main Vaapas Aaunga songs, Vo Nahin song, Tere Paas Mai, Kya Kamaal Hai
House of the Dragon Season 3 Review: Matt Smith and Emma D’Arcy Shine in a Thrilling, Tragic Finale
The First Battle of Tumbleton delivers the spectacle fans have been waiting for, while the season’s darker turns reveal that victory in the Dance of the Dragons may come at an unbearable cost
Manjeet Sarkar on ‘Meanwhile’: The Comedian on Mental Health, Identity and Breaking Free From Labels
How the comedian’s journey from Bastar to the national stand-up circuit has shaped a more complicated idea of identity
The End of Oak Street Movie Review: David Robert Mitchell Turns Suburbia Into a Dinosaur Nightmare
Introduction: What makes The End of Oak Street movie review worth reading?
Amit Rai on Ohh My Dog: Why a Children’s Film Can Change How We See Stray Animals
Ohh My Dog uses the bond between a child and a dog to explore empathy, responsibility and compassionate coexistence. Amit Rai believes children's cinema in India has declined despite the country's enormous young audience. The film encourages families without pets to discuss empathy, animal safety an
Varanasi: Mahesh Babu’s Rudhra Look Unveiled From SS Rajamouli’s Magnum Opus
The April 7, 2027 release brings Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra and Prithviraj Sukumaran together in an ambitious globe-trotting adventure
Jana Nayagan and Beyond: The Rise of Child Artiste Lithanya Sivabalan in Tamil Cinema
From television's Sundari to sharing the screen with Vijay, Lithanya Sivabalan is emerging as a familiar young face in Tamil entertainment
Vikram Lar Gibbon Video Sparks Tamil Nadu Forest Department Probe Into Exotic Animal’s Trail
Questions over the protected primate's ownership, movement and origin have widened the investigation from a celebrity video to the larger issue of exotic wildlife transfers
The Hindu Lit For Life Unplugged: Chef Nilza Wangmo Brings Ladakhi Food to Chennai
Chef Nilza Wangmo of Alchi Kitchen takes diners on a culinary journey from Leh to Chennai, revealing how altitude, climate and tradition shape the food of Ladakh
Pen Doctor in Madurai: Meet the Man Who Has Spent 50 Years Reviving Old Fountain Pens
R Srinivasan's tiny shop near Meenakshi Amman Temple keeps an old-world repair tradition alive, one fountain pen at a time
Golden Bird Open 2026: How Bengaluru Is Building a New Dance Culture Around West Coast Swing and Social Jive
The Bengaluru festival brings dancers, teachers and performers together while opening a wider conversation about India's growing social-dance ecosystem




















