
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.
By Rashmi kumari
‘Maa Inti Bangaaram’ Movie Review: Samantha Shines in an Entertaining but Uneven Action Drama
Nandini Reddy’s family entertainer gives Samantha Ruth Prabhu a convincing mass-action makeover, but familiar storytelling and underdeveloped twists prevent the film from reaching greater heights.
Women’s T20 World Cup: Prema Rawat Replaces Injured Shreyanka Patil Ahead of South Africa Clash
India has drafted in Prema Rawat after off-spinner Shreyanka Patil was ruled out through injury, with Harmanpreet Kaur’s side set to face South Africa at Old Trafford in Manchester on June 21
From Gulmarg Gondola to Mi Teleférico: 7 Highest Ropeways in the World
Suspended above glaciers, mountain passes, and dramatic valleys, these engineering marvels offer some of the highest and most breathtaking cable car rides on Earth.
Anushka Sharma’s Success Mantra Decoded: ‘I Don’t Ask Anybody Anything’
The actor-producer says independence and self-belief have guided her journey from the beginning, highlighting a mindset that experts say can foster resilience and authentic career growth
Why Fire Ants Are Considered Among the Cruelest Invasive Species on Earth
From insects to turtles, bats, birds, cats, and dogs, invasive fire ants attack a remarkable range of animals, making them one of the world's most destructive and ecologically damaging invaders
Can Piles Go Away on Their Own? Here’s What Doctors Say About Hemorrhoids and When Treatment Is Needed
Hemorrhoids, or piles, are swollen veins in and around the rectum that often improve with lifestyle changes, but persistent symptoms may require medical attention
From Treating Cancer to Battling It: A Surgeon’s Journey Reveals the Human Side of Oncology
Years spent operating on cancer patients prepared the doctor medically, but becoming a patient brought lessons about vulnerability, fear, hope, and living one day at a time
Seven Japanese Encephalitis Deaths Confirmed in Assam This Year as State Strengthens Surveillance Ahead of Peak Season
With Assam accounting for nearly 62% of all Japanese encephalitis deaths reported in India since 2018, health authorities are intensifying vaccination, hospital preparedness, and disease surveillance to contain the mosquito-borne threat
RGCB Scientists Discover New Mechanism Behind Malaria Parasite’s Drug Resistance, Raising Questions for Future Treatments
A breakthrough study reveals how malaria parasites exploit young red blood cells to survive artemisinin therapy, offering fresh insights into one of the biggest threats to global malaria control
Beyond ‘Depression’ and ‘Anxiety’: How Adivasi Youth Express Emotional Distress in Their Own Language and Worldview
Experts say mental health systems often miss signs of suffering among Adivasi young people because distress is communicated through stories, social withdrawal, metaphors, and changes in behaviour rather than conventional psychiatric labels.
Udhayanidhi Stalin Accuses TVK Government of Turning Governor’s Address Into ‘Social Media Reel Content’
The Opposition leader alleged that the Governor’s address was crafted more for publicity and self-promotion than for outlining policy priorities, targeting Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and his government.
Why Andhra Pradesh’s Cash Incentives for Larger Families May Be Misguided
Experts say financial rewards alone are unlikely to reverse falling fertility rates, as rising costs, changing aspirations, and social realities play a much bigger role in family planning decisions.
Drug-Resistant Malaria in India: Why Growing Resistance to Lifesaving Medicines Threatens Elimination Efforts
Experts warn that emerging resistance to artemisinin-based therapies could undermine decades of progress against malaria, posing a serious challenge to India's goal of eliminating the disease
The Case for Banning Paraquat in India: Why the Debate Over This Popular Herbicide Is No Longer Just About...
Paraquat remains one of the most effective and affordable weed killers available to Indian farmers, but growing concerns over poisoning, occupational exposure, and public health have intensified calls for stricter regulation or an outright ban.
Imran Khan Opens Up About Single Fatherhood: Why Society Still Struggles to Trust Single Dads, According to Experts
The actor's candid remarks about parenting after separation have sparked a larger conversation about stereotypes surrounding single fathers and the emotional challenges they often face.
‘The Binding Factor…’: Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta Reveal the Secret Behind Their Strong Relationship
The popular television couple says their enduring bond is built not on grand romantic gestures but on everyday appreciation, emotional support, and the small affirmations that strengthen relationships over time.
Scientists Discover World’s Largest Whale Graveyard Beneath the Indian Ocean, Revealing a Lost Ecosystem Millions of Years Old
Researchers have uncovered the deepest and oldest known whale graveyard, with some fossils dating back 5.3 million years, offering an unprecedented window into ancient marine life and the mysterious journey of whale remains to the ocean floor.
‘Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow’ Interview: Why Milly Alcock Says Kara Zor-El Is More Punk Rock Than Superman
The actor behind DC’s newest Girl of Steel opens up about Kryptonian legacy, flawed heroes, and why Supergirl embraces rebellion in ways Superman never could.
‘Governor: The Silent Saviour’ Review: Manoj Bajpayee Is Let Down by a Simplistic Revisionist Narrative
Despite a committed performance from Manoj Bajpayee, director Chinmay Mandlekar's historical drama turns a complex constitutional and institutional episode into an oversimplified tale of one heroic figure.
‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’ Review: Imtiaz Ali Delivers a Timeless Love Story Anchored by a Magnificent Naseeruddin Shah
Blending romance, memory, and emotional healing, ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’ finds Imtiaz Ali at his most mature, with Naseeruddin Shah lending extraordinary gravitas to a film that speaks to loneliness in an increasingly fragmented world.
Shah Rukh Khan’s Rs 42 Lakh Gesture Helped ‘Deool Band 2’ Become an Rs 80 Crore Success Story
Director Pravin Tarde reveals how Shah Rukh Khan waived a Rs 42 lakh bill without any guarantee of success, proving why goodwill and relationships still matter in the film industry.




















