
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
ICMR-NIN Study Links Vitamin Deficiencies to Cognitive Decline and Higher Dementia Risk in Older Adults
New Indian research highlights vitamin D and B-vitamin deficiencies as potentially modifiable nutrition factors in brain ageing, while underscoring why diet quality may matter as much as individual nutrients
4 Hollywood Films Releasing This Week (August 17–23, 2026): Insidious: Out of the Further to One Night Only
From supernatural horror and action to romantic comedy, these Hollywood releases are set to give Indian moviegoers plenty of options in cinemas this week
Awarapan 2 Box Office Collections: Emraan Hashmi Film Scores Excellent ₹82 Crore First Weekend in India
Emraan Hashmi's Awarapan 2 has delivered a powerful opening weekend, turning nostalgia into a major theatrical success and putting the film on course for a potential blockbuster run
Clogs Beyond Jeans and Tees: Five Monsoon-Ready Looks to Try
From jorts and skirts to kurtas and cotton saris, here are five easy ways to make your trusty clogs work harder this monsoon
World Pedestrian Day: Kolkata Still Walks a Dangerous Line: What the Right to Safe Walking Means on the Ground
The Supreme Court has recognised pedestrians' right to safe mobility, but Kolkata's broken, obstructed and inaccessible footpaths expose the gap between a legal principle and everyday reality
Growing Microgreens at Home? Experts Share the Best Seeds to Plant and Common Mistakes to Avoid
From radish and broccoli to methi and sunflower, these tiny greens can turn a windowsill into a productive garden if you get the seeds, moisture, light and hygiene right
Does Akshay Kumar’s 8-8-8 Rule Really Work? The Science Behind Work, Sleep and Personal Time
The 8-8-8 rule sounds simple, but experts say its real value lies in creating balance rather than following an exact timetable
Why Are Junior Doctors in Andhra Pradesh Protesting? Stipend Dispute Explained
Andhra Pradesh junior doctors protest, APJUDA strike, stipend hike, junior doctors strike, Andhra Pradesh medical colleges
Jean Purdy and IVF: The Overlooked Scientist Who Helped Make Modern IVF Possible
Jean Purdy IVF, blastocyst, IVF history, human embryo culture, embryology
Kerala Blood Banks Face Calls for Advanced Screening to Detect HIV and Hepatitis Earlier
blood bank screening Kerala, NAT testing, HIV screening, hepatitis B, hepatitis C
Rainy Season and Heart Rhythm: Can Monsoon Trigger Atrial Fibrillation?
rainy season and heart rhythm, atrial fibrillation, monsoon and atrial fibrillation, irregular heartbeat, heart palpitations
What Vegan and Vegetarian Diets Tell Us About Eating Disorders
Why plant-based eating is not an eating disorder warning sign by itself — and why understanding the reasons behind dietary choices matters
COVID-19 May Awaken Dormant Viruses and One Is Linked to Long COVID
How SARS-CoV-2 may disturb the body's viral ecosystem, why herpesviruses are attracting attention, and what this could mean for long COVID research
Major Oil Spill Threatens Hara Mangrove Forests in the Persian Gulf
Why oil pollution near the Khuran Strait could put one of the Persian Gulf’s most important mangrove ecosystems, marine nurseries and migratory bird habitats at risk
Robert Bárány’s Nobel-Winning Discovery: How the Inner Ear Controls Balance and Vertigo
How one physician’s work on the inner ear transformed the diagnosis of dizziness, balance disorders and spatial orientation
88-Year-Old Grandmother Who Walks 8 Km Daily Shares Her “Secret” for a Long, Healthy Life
Her routine includes 10,000 steps a day, book clubs, social connections and avoiding added sugar but the bigger longevity lesson is about consistency, mobility and staying engaged with life
Old-World Charm Watches That Make Every Outfit Look More Timeless: Vintage-Inspired Picks for You
From champagne dials and leather straps to elegant square cases, vintage-inspired watches bring heritage character to modern wardrobes without looking outdated
Radhika Merchant Yellow Kurta, Nita Ambani Red Look Steal the Show at Independence Day Celebration in London
Radhika Merchant chose understated elegance in yellow, while Nita Ambani made a statement in red as the Ambani family marked India’s 80th Independence Day at Stoke Park in London
Heart Surgeon Dr Jeremy London Shares an Alternative to Seed Oils That Shows a “30% Drop” in Heart Attacks...
Dr Jeremy London points to extra virgin olive oil and the Mediterranean diet, but the science is more nuanced than a simple “seed oils are bad” message
Awarapan 2 Is Not a Cash Grab, Says Producer Vishesh Bhatt: Why No Distributor Wanted the Film Initially
Emraan Hashmi’s Awarapan 2 has turned an unusual production gamble into a major theatrical talking point after its producer revealed that the sequel was initially financed without distributor backing
Kareena Kapoor Shares Unseen Vacation Photos With Saif Ali Khan on His 56th Birthday, Bringing Their Tashan Romance Full...
From the sets of Tashan to family holidays, Kareena Kapoor’s birthday tribute to Saif Ali Khan shows how a Bollywood romance evolved into a lasting partnership




















