By Rashmi kumari
Dolly Parton Dies at 80: Remembering the Country Music Legend Who Turned Songs, Stardom and Kindness Into a Global...
From a poor Tennessee childhood to country music royalty, Dolly Parton built a seven-decade career that stretched across music, film, business and philanthropy
Why India Needs Empathy Education to Tackle Its Growing Loneliness Crisis
As more elderly Indians face isolation, bereavement and weakening family networks, the answer may begin long before old age in schools, colleges and the everyday habits of younger generations
Why Gangtok Is India’s Most Walkable City: What Its Streets Can Teach India’s Car-Choked Cities
Built on steep hills rather than broad roads, Gangtok offers a different model of urban life one where walking connects school, work, errands, friendships and everyday routines
Why Gangtok Is India’s Most Walkable City: What Its Streets Can Teach India’s Car-Choked Cities
Built on steep hills rather than broad roads, Gangtok offers a different model of urban life one where walking connects school, work, errands, friendships and everyday routines
Kickboxing and Strength Training for Women in Visakhapatnam: How Fitness Is Becoming More Social
From high-energy kickboxing sessions to strength-focused workouts, women in Visakhapatnam are embracing exercise that combines movement, music, confidence and community
Meta, U.S. States Discuss Possible Settlement in Teen Social Media Harm Case: What It Means for Instagram and Facebook
Settlement talks have emerged during a closely watched California trial in which 29 U.S. states accuse Meta of designing social media products in ways that could harm young users, while the company denies the allegations
Sex Determination Cases: Who Can Investigate Under the PCPNDT Act? Supreme Court Explains Police, Authorities and Magistrates
The Supreme Court has clarified a long-running legal question: offences under the PCPNDT Act must be investigated through the specialised statutory mechanism, while police may assist when required and a Magistrate cannot take cognisance merely on a police charge sheet
Spine X-Ray, CT or MRI: When Do You Really Need Imaging for Back Pain?
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H1N1 in India: Seasonal Surge Explained, Symptoms, Risks and What the ICMR Says
India is seeing a rise in seasonal influenza cases, but ICMR says the circulating H1N1 virus is the familiar A(H1N1)pdm09 strain, not a new strain
Irumudi’ Movie Review: Ravi Teja and Shiva Nirvana Find Emotional Power in a Story About Protecting Girls
Anchored by Ravi Teja and child actor Nakshatra, Shiva Nirvana’s Telugu drama turns a village story about fear, silence and parenting into a pointed argument for empowering daughters to speak up
One Night Only’ Movie Review: A Glossy Sex Comedy That Never Finds Its Spark
Will Gluck’s romantic comedy has the familiar ingredients of a New York love story, but Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro struggle to generate the chemistry, wit or emotional urgency the film needs
Madras at 387: How Chennai Became a City Shaped by Music, Dance, Theatre, Literature and Art
From Carnatic music and Bharatanatyam to theatre, cinema and contemporary art, Chennai’s cultural identity has been built by generations of artists who continue to reinvent the city’s traditions
Sowcar Janaki (1931–2026): Remembering the South Indian Cinema Icon Who Made Every Role Her Own
With a career spanning more than seven decades and nearly 400 films across Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam cinema, Sowcar Janaki leaves behind a legacy defined by versatility, resilience and an extraordinary ability to reinvent herself
Urvashi Rautela’s Tiranga-Inspired Gown Sparks Legal Debate: What Indian Flag Rules Actually Say
The actor’s three-month couture creation drew attention at Miss Universe India 2026, but the controversy goes beyond fashion: where does patriotic inspiration end and legal protection of the National Flag begin?
Nutritionist Shares 5 Nani-Approved Tips for Naturally Glowing Skin; Dietitian Explains What Actually Works
From eating vitamin C-rich foods to staying hydrated, these simple grandmother-approved habits can support healthier-looking skin but nutrition is only one part of the glow equation
How Alika Is Building a Community Around Hand Embroidery in Thiruvananthapuram
With roots going back to the 1930s, the Kerala hand embroidery brand is carrying forward a family tradition while creating a supportive community for women artisans
What Makes a Classic, Timeless Suit? Japanese Designer Yuki Igarashi on Fit, Craftsmanship and Comfort
From the precision of Japanese tailoring to the practical demands of Indian wardrobes, Yuki Igarashi explains what separates a truly timeless suit from a fashionable one-season purchase
Lung Cancer Myths Debunked: Smoking Isn’t the Only Risk Factor and Early Detection Can Change Outcomes
From second-hand smoke and indoor air pollution to occupational exposure and genetics, lung cancer has multiple causes and an early diagnosis can open the door to potentially curative treatment
India Eases Medical Device Rules for Outsourced Sterilisation, Adds EU to Recognised Regulatory Jurisdictions
Proposed changes to the Medical Devices Rules, 2017 aim to reduce duplication, standardise testing fees and speed up market access while retaining regulatory oversight
Why India Has Restricted Chlorpheniramine-Phenylephrine Medicines for Children Under 4
The Centre has tightened controls on fixed-dose combinations used for cold, cough, allergy and nasal congestion in young children — but the move does not mean every medicine containing either ingredient individually has been banned
Lead Exposure May Disrupt Brain Cells’ Waste-Clearing System: What the ICMR-NIN Study Reveals
Researchers in Hyderabad found that lead can interfere with lysosomes, the cellular recycling machinery that helps neurons remove damaged proteins and maintain their health