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Fandom not denim is UNIQLOsnext growth engine in India

Customers flocked to purchase Maggi limited-edition bowls when they were first offered on rapid commerce platforms earlier this year. At one point, social media posts, Instagram reels, and a good dose of nostalgia caused the bowls to run out of supply. While many customers noticed the collector bowls, fewer may be aware that Japanese clothing store UNIQLO also sells T-shirts and tote bags bearing the Maggi name. Is this the only twist? The products cost up to Rs 1,490, in contrast to the bowls, which were included with sales of noodles.The collection is a part of UNIQLO's UTme! platform, an extension of their worldwide UT graphic T-shirt business that emphasizes customization. The company recently opened its first UT Pop-Up at Ambience Mall in Gurgaon, showing everything from anime and Japanese art to local partnerships with artists like Neha Sharma, in an effort to highlight the category and expose more customers to the world of UT. According to Nidhi Rastogi, marketing director of UNIQLO India, "We wanted a lot more people to know about UT and also experience the pop culture aspect of it."The month-long pop-up was intended to do more than just sell T-shirts, according to Rastogi. The experience structure enables the company to highlight the several pillars of UT, such as anime, art, Japanese culture, movies, and character-based partnerships like Peanuts, even though stores are limited by shelf space.It was about establishing an immersive space where consumers could engage with and comprehend UT outside of our physical locations," she continues.  

Published 04 Jun 2026 05:20 PM

Refrain from letting systems rule you Meenakshi Lekhi warns communicators about AI

Reputation management is becoming less about amplification and more about alertness, trust, and strategic judgment as deepfakes, artificial intelligence, misinformation, and real-time media continue to change the communications landscape. Former Minister of State for External Affairs and Culture Meenakshi Lekhi, who gave the keynote talk at the IMAGEXX Summit & Awards 2026 in New Delhi, provided a pertinent analysis of the increasing complexity that modern communicators face.Speaking to a group of PR executives, corporate affairs specialists, and reputation managers, Lekhi made the case that although technology is speeding up information and impact, ethical communication, quality, and trustworthiness remain the cornerstones of reputation. She emphasized the growing role of communications professionals as crucial advisors who help organizations navigate a time when reputational risks can arise and spread at previously unheard-of speeds, as well as as guardians of brand image."The real merit is in the product itself," she stated, highlighting the need of communication experts. It can be difficult to establish a reputation when quality is lacking, but when it is present, it isn't usually emphasized. You are the ones who oversee that as experts and are aware of the framework that requires the good aspects to be emphasized.She emphasized that media outreach and publicity are just two aspects of the communications function. Lekhi asserts that PR specialists are in a unique position to offer strategic criticism that can enhance goods, services, and client interactions. "Your input might enhance quality while you are maintaining your reputation. Because you are closer to understanding stakeholder expectations and customer emotions, you can all contribute to improvising on services, she added.  

Published 03 Jun 2026 09:32 PM

June 2026 JioHotstar New Releases What to Watch This Month

With a program that includes everything from thrilling revenge dramas and epic fantasy battles to international sporting events and beloved returning series, JioHotstar is turning up the heat in June. June's watchlist is jam-packed with reasons to stay in and stream, whether you're waiting for dragons to soar, love tales to reignite, kitchens to erupt into chaos, or cricket and tennis to keep you hooked to the screen. This month, you should be aware of the following:Unsuitable for Work: Currently streaming This witty and realistic drama combines office politics, complex relationships, and a healthy dose of mayhem. This will probably resonate with you if you've ever worked in a job that put your patience to the test. June 4th is the Grand Digital Premiere of Dhurandhar: The Revenge. It's time to stop waiting. With its spectacular action, epic drama, and uncompromising retribution plot, one of the biggest action spectacles of the year makes its digital debut. June 5th, Dhurandhar: The Revenge This action-packed performer is expected to bring drama, emotion, and adrenaline in equal measure following the grand debut. Remember to stream!Afghanistan vs. India One-Off Test, starting on June 6 In a one-time Test match between Afghanistan and India, red-ball cricket takes center stage. There will be a ton of cricketing drama, innumerable battles, and five days. Dridam, June 12th Dridam examines what it takes to persevere in the face of life's most difficult obstacles in this poignant tale of tenacity and resolve. ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026: starting on June 12 The top women's cricket players in the world gather in England for a tournament where every game counts and every moment has the potential to create history.  

Published 02 Jun 2026 10:54 PM

Taxed to extinction The potential lack of money from the SC gaming ruling

The Supreme Court has dealt a severe blow to the nation's rapidly expanding real-money gambling industry in what is being touted as the most significant corporate tax battle in Indian history. The Supreme Court affirmed that a 28% GST on internet gaming, casinos, and fantasy sports is legitimate. Significantly, the court granted its application retroactively, resurrecting enormous tax demands valued at more than ₹2.5 lakh crore. The decision, which was made by a court that included Justices JB Pardiwala and R Mahadevan, essentially puts an end to years of vigorous legal wrangling by tech companies, industry associations, and gaming firms. The court has significantly changed the financial and operational environment of digital entertainment in India by ruling that online money gaming with monetary bets qualifies as betting and gambling for tax purposes.The Supreme Court deconstructed the industry's fundamental defenses in two distinct but related rulings.The first ruling dealt with petitions by several State Governments against High Court rulings in Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka that had previously overturned state-level prohibitions on online money gaming. The Supreme Court upheld the state limits by overturning those rulings.The legal nuance is explained by Sudipta Bhattacharjee, Partner at Khaitan & Co., who represented a number of well-known online gaming and casino companies in this group of cases: "In this first judgment, the validity of the anti-online gaming State laws of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka have been upheld by reading "betting" as something different from "gambling." In order to understand how basic constitutional bench rulings in RMDC and three-judge bench rulings in K.R. Lakshmanan have been handled in the context of online money gaming, it will be important to thoroughly examine this ruling.  

Published 01 Jun 2026 09:16 PM

Siddaramaiah became a member of the CWC

New Delhi: Siddaramaiah, the departing chief minister of Karnataka, was named a member of the Congress Working Committee on Tuesday night by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge. His appointment occurred just one day before his replacement, DK Shivakumar, took the oath of office as chief minister of Karnataka, indicating the party leadership's desire to make fun of him.Siddaramaiah's record-long tenure of more than eight years across two terms as chief minister came to an end mere days after he resigned. On the eve of DK Shivakumar, his longtime competitor and now-former deputy, taking the oath of office as the new chief minister, he was also appointed as a member of the CWC. Shivakumar and Siddaramaiah engaged in a protracted internal conflict over the position, frequently making subtle jabs at one another.  

Published 03 Jun 2026 09:46 PM

The Supreme Court will now have 37 judges after adding five new members

additional Delhi: The Supreme Court will now have 37 judges, one less than the revised sanctioned strength of 38, with the appointment of five additional judges on Monday.Senior Supreme Court lawyer Venkita Subramani Mohana, Chief Justice Shree Chandrashekhar of the Bombay High Court, Chief Justice Sheel Nagu of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chief Justice Sanjeev Sachdeva of the Madhya Pradesh High Court, and Chief Justice Arun Palli of the Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court have all been promoted as top court judges, according to separate notifications released by the Union Law Ministry's Department of Justice on Monday morning. Last month, the government issued an order that amended a law to boost the supreme court's sanctioned strength from 34 to 38, including the Chief Justice of India. Although there were already two open positions, the apex court now has six open positions after the sanctioned strength was expanded.The nominations were made in four days after the Supreme Court Collegium suggested the five candidates on May 27. PTI  

Published 01 Jun 2026 09:24 PM

Senior Advocate V Mohana is among the five new judges recommended by the Supreme Court Collegium

XFollowing the recent increase in the court's sanctioned strength from 34 to 38 judges, the Supreme Court Collegium, led by the Honorable Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, has proposed the appointment of the five new judges to the highest court. Senior counsel V Mohana and the four Chief Justices of the High Court have contributed to this recommendation. After Justice Indu Malhotra, V Mohana will be the second woman directly selected from the bar to the Supreme Court, making her elevation genuinely historic.The number of Supreme Court judges has increased to 38. The Honorable President recently issued an act expanding the number of Supreme Court judges from 34 to 38. The action was intended to address the Increasing the number of pending cases The burden of judges Quicker case resolution The collegium has suggested the five new appointments to cover the extra openings as a result of this enlargement. The Supreme Court will have 37 judges instead of just 32 if it is accepted, leaving just one vacancy.Which Judges Are Suggested? The following names have been suggested by the collegium: Sheel Nagu, Justice Senior Advocate V. Mohana, Justices Shree Chandrashekhar, Sanjeev Sachdeva, and Arun Palli  

Published 29 May 2026 05:52 PM

The Rajya Sabha Committee on Petitions has appointed Raghav Chadha as its chairman

Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has been appointed chairman of the Committee on Petitions after the Upper House reconstituted the panel. The move gives the young parliamentarian a significant parliamentary responsibility in India’s legislative framework.The Rajya Sabha Committee on Petitions will now be chaired by Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha. The Upper House reorganized the committee and gave the Raghav Chadha significant legislative authority before making its judgment.After Rajya Sabha head C. P. Radhakrishnan reconstituted the committee, Raghav Chadha was named head of the Committee on Petitions. Chadha now has a significant parliamentary function in managing citizen petitions pertaining to legislative and public policy issues. Parliamentary committees are crucial to democratic accountability and legislative scrutiny, which makes this development significant. One of the key parliamentary committees is the Committee on Petitions, which reviews citizen petitions pertaining to legislation, public complaints, policy issues, and things that need the attention of the Parliament. Among its primary duties are the Examining petitions submitted to the Rajya Sabha Analyzing citizen complaints related to government Suggestions for remedial actions Encouraging public involvement in parliamentary democracy Increasing governance's responsibility The committee serves as the official avenue through which citizens can bring up matters with Parliament directly.  

Published 26 May 2026 05:56 PM

One thing unites Travis Scott and Radhika Merchant: a watch valued at Rs 28 crore.

A luxury watch has unexpectedly become a common link between rapper Travis Scott and Radhika Merchant. Both have been spotted wearing the ultra-rare Richard Mille RM 75-01 Flying Tourbillon Sapphire, a watch reportedly valued at around ₹25–28 crore. Only a handful of pieces are believed to exist worldwide, making it one of the most exclusive timepieces ever produced.The watch features a sapphire crystal case, a flying tourbillon movement, and an intricate skeletonized design that showcases Richard Mille's high-end engineering. Its rarity and craftsmanship have made it a favorite among celebrities, athletes, and ultra-high-net-worth collectors.Radhika Merchant drew attention when she wore the watch during IPL 2026 appearances, while Travis Scott has also been seen sporting the same model. The coincidence has generated considerable buzz on social media, where users noted that the watch costs more than many luxury cars and even some supercars. Radhika Merchant drew attention when she wore the watch during IPL 2026 appearances, while Travis Scott has also been seen sporting the same model. The coincidence has generated considerable buzz on social media, where users noted that the watch costs more than many luxury cars and even some supercars.In short, despite coming from completely different worlds—global hip-hop and Indian business royalty—Travis Scott and Radhika Merchant share a taste for one of the world's rarest and most expensive watches: the Richard Mille RM 75-01 Flying Tourbillon Sapphire, worth approximately ₹28 crore.  

Published 04 Jun 2026 05:36 PM

Peddi movie review and live updates Ram Charan is praised and the movie is expected to launch at Rs 100 cr

Peddi Movie Review and Release LIVE Updates: Buchi Babu Sana's film Peddi marks Ram Charan's return to the big screen. The movie, which also stars Janhvi Kapoor, Shiva Rajkumar, Jagapathi Babu, Boman Irani, and Divyenndu, opens in theaters on Thursday, June 4. Peddi is aiming for a global opening of Rs 100 crore, but it's unclear if the Ram Charan film will be able to do it.Peddi, a sports drama starring Telugu superstar Ram Charan, has finally opened in theaters throughout the world after months of delays. The movie debuted with a splash, with special performances on the evening of June 3 and a global release on June 4. Peddi is a rural action film that portrays the lives of an athlete who struggles for his identity. It is directed by Buchi Babu Sana and stars Janhvi Kapoor, Shiva Rajkumar, Boman Irani, Jagapathi Babu, and Divyenndu. The movie made Rs 9.82 crore in the first few days of advance reservations without block bookings, according to industry tracker Sacnilk. By Wednesday afternoon, the amount had reached Rs 16.66 crore with block bookings. Worldwide, the film has garnered Rs 35 crore gross in advance purchases.  

Published 04 Jun 2026 05:29 PM

On its 25th anniversary Aamir Khan Lagaan will be re-released in theaters the nostalgic teaser charms people over

Lagaan transformed a straightforward game into one of the most captivating tales ever portrayed on the Indian film, long before cricket dramas became popular. Ashutosh Gowariker's Aamir Khan-starring movie will now be re-released in theaters to commemorate its 25th anniversary. Fans are ecstatic after the re-release's teaser was recently released by the creators.Long before cricket dramas gained popularity, Lagaan turned a simple game into one of the most engrossing stories ever seen on Indian cinema. In honor of its 25th anniversary, Ashutosh Gowariker's film starring Aamir Khan will now be rereleased in theaters. Following the producers' recent publication of the teaser for the re-release, fans are overjoyed.Fans were nostalgic after watching the official re-release trailer. It provided a window into the dusty fields of pre-Independence India, where a group of brave locals engaged in a memorable cricket match against British officers. The comments area was inundated with enthusiastic words from fans. A comment said, "All-time best movie ever." Someone else wrote, "Real Cinema Is Back." A fan wrote, "Nostalgia hit, sir." "I couldn't see Lagaan in theaters in 2001," wrote another. greatest regret. Since then, seeing this in a crowded theater has truly been a dream of mine. It will eventually come to pass. A different fan merely said, "This is gold."vThe movie, which takes place in 1893 during the late Victorian period of British colonial control in India, centers on a group of central Indian villagers who are suffering from years of drought and high taxes. When a haughty British Indian Army commander challenges them to a game of cricket, their fortunes drastically change. Their taxes will be waived if they prevail. The villagers must learn the game and overcome overwhelming odds to win because they are not familiar with the sport. Aamir Khan played the lead in Ashutosh Gowariker's 2001 film Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India. Gracy Singh, Rachel Shelley, Paul Blackthorne, Suhasini Mulay, Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Raghubir Yadav, A. K. Hangal, and a number of others were among the ensemble cast.  

Published 03 Jun 2026 09:39 PM

Salman Khan legal team initiates a lawsuit against Kala Hiran and requests that the movie be removed

Salman Khan's legal team has filed a lawsuit against Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy's producers, claiming that the film violates the actor's personality rights. The notification calls for the immediate suspension of the movie's distribution schedule and marketing initiatives, including the removal of advertisements and posters. The notice, which is addressed to casting director Akshay Pandey, threatens more legal action if the demands are not met. The film, which was produced by Amit Jani and directed by Bharat S. Shrinate, is thought to have been inspired by the 1998 Blackbuck case, which has been connected to Khan for many years.Kala Hiran: The Battle for Legacy, according to Khan's legal team, is problematic since it seems to be based on a case that is currently pending before the Rajasthan High Court. The notice claims that the proposed movie violates the actor's personality rights and is defamatory. It further asserts that the creation and promotion of such a project might impede the legal system and compromise Khan's right to a fair trial. Additionally, the notification claims that Salman Khan has never authorized nor permitted the use of his name, likeness, or any incident related to him in the movie. His attorneys have insisted that the filmmakers immediately cease all project-related development, production, and marketing. They have also requested an unqualified written apology from the creators.The legal notification stated that if the filmmakers did not comply with the demands within 24 hours, civil and criminal actions might be started. Producer Amit Jani responded by publicly posting the warning on social media and implying that the action was meant to put pressure on individuals associated with the movie. Jani stood his ground, criticizing what he saw as an attempt at intimidation with quotes from poetry.  

Published 02 Jun 2026 10:59 PM

Axis Bank is Religares pick of the month for March, 10% upside seen at TP of ₹1,185; should you buy?

Domestic brokerage firm Religare Broking has picked Axis Bank as its stock pick of the month for March 2024 with a potential upside seen around 10 per cent. Shares of Axis Bank were on an uptrend and gained around three per cent today as Nifty 50 hit a fresh lifetime high of 22,353.30 on strong macroeconomic indicators.On Friday, March 1, shares of Axis Bank opened at ₹1,074.05 and gained 2.5 per cent to hit an intra day high of ₹1,101.60 against its 52-week high of ₹1,151.50 apiece on the BSE. Shares of Axis Bank settled 2.20 per cent higher at ₹1,099.35 apiece on the BSE. At a current market price (CMP) of ₹1,085, Religare sees a potential upside of 10 per cent on Axis Bank stock at a target price of ₹1,185 from an initiation range of ₹1,080-1,085 and a stop loss of ₹1,030. Religare Broking highlights that in its report that Axis Bank has remained one among the top performer among the private banking majors and we expect the outperformance to continue. ‘’The stock has been in a primary uptrend from last more than eight months, forming series of Higher Highs and lows with gradual rise in volumes. It has formed an elevated base around the 20 weekly EMA which also coincides with rising support trend line,'' said Religare Broking. Following the price action and uptick in volumes indicates the stock to resume its prevailing trend and inch higher to surpass its previous swing high, according to the brokerage. The stock gained marginally (around three per cent) in the previous series with reduction of eight per cent open interest (OI). 98 per cent of the open positions rolled which is same with respect to previously. ‘’OI of 82k contracts as against 89k previously. Decent cash based buying also seen in last three days of February series. With fresh cash accumulation and shorts being trapped, it may witness good short covering,'' said Religare Broking. The bank's net interest income (NII) in the third quarter at ₹12,532, crore, which rose by nine per cent - almost in line with the market estimate of ₹12,555 crore. NII is the difference between interest earned by a bank through loans and interest it pays to depositors. Meanwhile, the net interest margin (NIM) stood at 4.01 percent for the quarter ended on December 31, 2023. Net Interest Margin refers to the difference between the interest income earned and the interest disbursed by a bank in relation to its interest-generating assets such as cash.    

Published 01 Mar 2024 09:35 PM

Potential for any re-rating delayed for Paytm, says UBS; still sees 25% upside in the stock – heres why

Shares of One 97 Communications (Paytm) have witnessed an almost 50 percent drop just in February as investor sentiment turned negative amid the RBI and Paytm Payments Bank Ltd (PPBL) saga.In a recent note, brokerage house UBS said it believes that any potential for a re-rating of Paytm based on profitability improvement has been delayed. It has retained a 'neutral' call on the stock and reduced its target price to ₹510 (from ₹650 earlier). The new target indicates an over 25 percent potential upside. "Paytm's share price has derated significantly post RBI regulatory action and the stock is trading at 1.5x EV to one-year forward consensus sales, nearly an 80 percent discount to its Indian internet peers. Our ₹510 price target implies a 2.4x EV to FY25E sales, which is still a 70 percent discount to Indian internet peers. We believe this is justified as Paytm's growth profile is now much weaker at an 8 percent expected revenue CAGR over FY24-26E, versus Indian peers at a much higher 27 percent. Additionally, Paytm's re-rating potential based on its profitability improvement is now also pushed out and the company's margin profile is much weaker than peers. Furthermore, the loss of investor confidence based on the regulatory action is unlikely to change in a hurry. We believe only sustained execution in the coming quarters can re-build investor confidence which would drive a re-rating," explained the brokerage. The RBI on January 31 directed PPBL to stop accepting deposits or top-ups in customer accounts, wallets, FASTags, and other instruments after February 29, citing large-scale non-compliance with regulations and supervisory concerns. In the latest update, the Reserve Bank of India clarified that non-Paytm Payments Bank Limited (PPBL) linked merchants (85 percent of the total) can continue to function as normal and gave a 15-day extension till 15th March for most PPBL-linked activities. RBI also informed that @paytm UPI handles can be migrated to banks after approval from NPCI. This implies key linkages between Paytm and PPBL will be transferred to other banks via Paytm and also clears the way for Paytm to function as third-party app provider (TPAP), similar to its competitors PhonePe and Google Pay, once NPCI provides approval for the same. Following RBI's latest update, the anticipated negative impacts on Paytm have been alleviated to a considerable extent. Paytm is poised to retain a significant portion of its customer and merchant base pending certain approvals from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). However, UBS anticipates a churn of 15-20 percent in merchants, customers, and devices in Q4 compared to Q3 levels, accompanied by a steep decline of around 60 percent quarter-on-quarter in loan origination. Additionally, it foresees a challenging FY25 with a projected 2 percent revenue decline, attributed to the loss in the wallet business and gradual normalisation in payments and loan origination activities. To regain lost customers, Paytm is expected to escalate its marketing expenditure, leading to heightened EBITDA losses in FY25, consequently prompting adjustments in its EPS estimates.    

Published 01 Mar 2024 09:35 PM

Stock market selloff: Nifty forms Bearish Engulfing; 21,850 next?

Nifty on Wednesday could not sustain early gains and saw heavy selling, as it closed below the psychological mark of 22,000 for the time since February 15. The index formed a Bearish Engulfing pattern on the daily chart, which has a negative connotation.   The silver lining was the index somehow managed to settle above its 21-day EMA on a closing basis. If the index stays below 22,000 level, chances are it may revisit 19,850-800 level, analysts said.“The index dropped below the 22,000 mark, indicating a growing weakness. Nevertheless, it managed to close just above the 21EMA on the daily timeframe. Observing the daily chart, the index has been navigating within a rising channel. A decline below 21,950 could potentially trigger a correction towards 21,800 in the near term,” said Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities. For the day, the 50-pack index closed at 21,951.15, down 247.20 points or 1.11 per cent. A sustained Nifty trade above 21,950 might spur a recovery in the index towards 22,100, De added. With the Bearish Engulfing candle, Nifty has given up all the gains of the previous week, said Chandan Taparia of Motilal Oswal Securities. This analyst believes that were the index say below 22000, weakness could be seen towards 21,850, followed by 21,700 levels. Resistances are seen at 22,150 and 22,222 levels, he said.atin Gedia – Technical Research Analyst at Sharekhan said that the index has reached its 20-day moving average of 21,944. He said the broad range of 21,800-22,300 still has not been breached. "The daily as well as hourly momentum indicators have a negative crossover, which  is a sell signal. But prices are still in a range and, hence, a decisive breach below 21,875 i.e. the previous swing low is required to validate the change of trend. The Index is around the crucial support zone 21,900, which is likely to act as a make-or-break level from short term perspective," Gedia said.  

Published 01 Mar 2024 09:34 PM

IIT Kanpur’s 1974 batch pledges Rs 10.11 crore

"The Class of 1974 of the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT Kanpur) has committed Rs 10.11 crore to fund a range of institute initiatives. The promise is made as part of the batch's Golden Jubilee Reunion, which will take place from February 23 to February 25, 2024, and will bring together over 80 graduates and their families. ""IIT Kanpur takes great pride in its alumni, and time and time again, our alumni have come together for supporting the growth of their alma mater through various means,"" stated Prof. S Ganesh, Director of IIT Kanpur, in response to the Class of 1974's kind pledge. The Class of 1974's commitment to support greatness at the institute by aiding in its development aligns with a shared goal He continued, ""The 'Batch Legacy Fund' will be used to enhance possibilities for both faculty and students. ""We, the proud alumni of the Class of 1974, are honored to unite and contribute to our cherished alma mater, IIT Kanpur,"" he stated, thanking his classmates for this endeavor and his alma mater, batch coordinator Yogesh Khosla. Our combined support is a testament to our great pride in the organization and our common goal of seeing it succeed moving forward. I would want to sincerely thank everyone of my classmates for their kind cooperation in this project. The Class of 1974's 50th reunion was a happy event full with memories, laughter, and introspection that will live on in the archives of IIT Kanpur, an institution thinkinh said.   IIT Kanpur stated that the ""Class of 1974 Batch Legacy Fund"" will undoubtedly advance learning within its community and expressed its sincere gratitude to the Class of 1974 for their outstanding contribution and steadfast dedication. The researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) will present their findings to the students during an open house. The purpose of the event is to give students a forum to interact with professionals and well-known businesspeople. March 2 and March 3 of 2024 will be dedicated to the open house. Shaastra will host IITM for Everyone. A statement on the social media account read, ""IIT Madras is open to all for the first time in 15 years."" "

Published 28 Feb 2024 05:34 PM

AAP must leave its headquarters by June 15th, per a Supreme Court order.

The Aam Aadmi Party of Arvind Kejriwal will have to leave its headquarters, which are located on a plot of land designated for the High Court. The good news is that you still have until June 15 to act. The Supreme Court gave the party a long deadline because of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, emphasizing that this is an encroachment case. The party may now submit an application for alternative land to the Land and Development Office of the Center.The bench, which included Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud and Justices J B Pardiwala and Manoj Misra, stated, "We would request the L&DO to process the application and communicate its decision within a period of four weeks." The bench continued, "AAP has no legal right to remain on the land." The Delhi High Court was granted land in February to expand its operations and build more courtrooms for the Rouse Avenue location. The court had noticed that the AAP was intruding on this land. When considering a case involving the nation's judicial system, the highest court took notice of the issue.The state government promised at a meeting on February 15 that the plot would be removed in two months if a substitute plot was provided, in response to a court order. However, the situation remained unchanged. According to India's Chief Justice, DY Chandrachud, nobody has the authority to impose law on others. "It is absurd for any political party to sit on it. Every intrusion will be eliminated... The land should be given to the High Court so that it can be utilized by the general public and citizens, Justice Chandrachud stated.

Published 04 Mar 2024 05:31 PM

Article 21: The Constitutions Soul, with Citizens Liberty Supreme

According to the Supreme Court, Article 21 is the essence of the Constitution because it protects citizens' rights to liberty, which are so valuable that a person would lose them if the high court takes too long to decide cases pertaining to it. Amol Vithal Vahile, a prime accused in the murder of a corporator in Maharashtra, was granted bail by the Bombay High Court on January 29 following prodding from the top court, according to a bench of Justices B R Gavai and Sandeep Mehta.In a recent ruling, the bench stated that it is evident that prior to this court's order being issued on January 29, 2024, the high court had dismissed the bail application on one or more grounds rather than considering it on its merits.It goes without saying that Article 21 of the Indian Constitution is its core because it upholds the fundamental right to liberty for all citizens. It stated, "Depriving the party of their precious right guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India would mean not reaching a quick decision and brushing off the issue on one or the other basis pertaining to a citizen's liberty." The bench stated that it has encountered numerous cases from the Bombay High Court in which the applications for bail and anticipatory bail were not resolved promptly. The bench mentioned one instance where the application for anticipatory bail was pending for over four years. "We have also encountered many cases where the judges find an excuse to reroute the case on unrelated grounds rather than rendering a decision based on the merits of the case. As a result, we ask the chief justice of the Bombay High Court to communicate our request to all judges who have criminal jurisdiction so that the issue of bail and anticipatory bail can be decided as soon as possible," the bench stated.It requested that the Supreme Court's Registrar (Judicial) forward this directive to the High Court's Registrar (Judicial), who will present it to the Bombay High Court's chief justice. The bench stated on January 29 that, despite the fact that Vahile had been detained for more than seven years, on March 30, 2023, the high court had ordered him to appear before the trial court for regular bail.  

Published 02 Mar 2024 06:02 PM

SEA urges Centre to not extend ban on export of de-oiled ricebran

The Solvent Extractors’ Association of India (SEA) has asked the Indian Government to not extend the ban on the export of de-oiled rice bran beyond March 31.In a letter to Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution; and Parshottam Rupala, Union Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying; the President of SEA, Ajay Jhunjhunwala, said the total export of de-oiled rice bran constitutes only around 6 per cent of the production. The restriction has adversely affected processors and exporters along with paddy farmers, hindering them from realising better returns on their produce, he said. The government banned the export of de-oiled rice bran in a notification dated July 28, 2023, effective until November 30, 2023. This was further extended till March 31, 2024 in a notification dated December 8, 2023. Stating that processing of ricebran has picked up with the commencement of new season in November, he said availability of de-oiled ricebran has improved. This is evident from the reduction of price from ₹18,000 a tonne on July 28 2023 (the date of issuing notification) to ₹12,500 a tonne at present. Mentioning that the industry benefits from the export of de-oiled rice bran, he said easy clearance of meal leads to sustained processing, leading to better capacity utilisation, continuous oil availability, increased employment, and significant value addition along with valuable foreign exchange. India, which has successfully developed export market for de-oiled rice bran over the last 30 years, primarily serves Vietnam, Thailand, Bangladesh and other Asian countries. “An abrupt change in export policy has given opportunity to our competing countries like Sri Lanka, Bangladesh to capture Vietnam market for de-oiled ricebran and the market will be lost in no time,” he said. Eastern States, including West Bengal, are a significant producer of de-oiled ricebran. Since the cattle feed industry remains underdeveloped in this part of the country, there is limited demand for de-oiled ricebran in eastern India, he said. “The exorbitant local freight charges to move de-oiled ricebran from eastern India to south or west India makes export the principal means of disposal for de-oiled ricebran in the region. Since export is banned, ricebran processors in Eastern India are facing the prospect of shutting down their operations, adversely impacting the rice milling industry and reducing ricebran oil production,” Jhunjhunwala said. Though export restriction on de-oiled ricebran was imposed in July 2023 to ease milk prices, there is almost no reduction in milk prices across the country since this ban, he said. This is because the cost component of de-oiled ricebran in milk price is very nominal. “We are still of the view that continuing this ban will not support reduction in milk prices but will continue to negatively impact the ricebran processors and de-oiled ricebran exporters,” he said, and requested the government not to extend the ban beyond March 31.      

Published 01 Mar 2024 09:45 PM

Government Employees Platform Plans Strike From May 1 Over OPS Demand

A group of Union and state government employees announced they will go on indefinite strike starting on Labour Day (May 1) this year to demand the restoration of the old pension scheme (OPS), The Hindu reported.The Joint Forum For Restoration of Old Pension Scheme (JFROPS), which was described as a platform of trade unions and associations working among Union and state government employees, said it had decided to serve strike notices starting March 19. Under the OPS, which was retired in 2004, retired government employees received half their last-drawn salary every month as a pension. The government concerned would foot the entire amount. The National Pension Scheme (NPS) replaced the OPS and involves the employee contributing 10% of their basic salary and the government contributing 14% into a corpus, which can be invested into different types of funds. How much an employee would receive upon retirement depends on the market return on these investments. Shiv Gopal Mishra, who is convenor of the JFROPS and is among the leaders of a railway workers’ union, told The Hindu that the decision to go on strike was taken after talks with the Union government had broken down. “We held several protests demanding restoration of OPS. We wrote letters to prime minister and finance minister urging them to restore the OPS. We have also been raising this issue in the JCM [joint consultative machinery] meetings, but the government ignored our demands and we are now forced to go on an indefinite strike,” Mishra was quoted as saying.The Hindu also cited government employees’ unions as claiming that ahead of the call for a strike, ballots conducted in various government departments suggested that nearly 100% of employees supported a strike.They have also argued that pensioners were worse off under the NPS because it does not hike pensions on a regular basis in order to correct for inflation. Some state governments have decided to restore the OPS for their employees. But the Reserve Bank of India has said that going back to the OPS would increase governments’ liabilities and put their financial security at risk. The Union government said in parliament in December that it does not plan on restoring the OPS. It has also warned its employees from going on strike before and argued that their right to form associations did not include a guaranteed right to go on strike. When Mishra was asked by The Hindu how the model code of conduct for the general elections would affect their planned strike, he said they wanted the issue to be discussed by the people. “This is an issue that involves lives of crores of people. Let the people discuss and decide on our demands. Even if the model code of conduct comes in picture, the Cabinet will be there, the Cabinet secretary will be there and they can take a decision on our demand,” he told the newspaper. Another employees’ union leader was cited as saying that ‘all unions’ except the pro-government Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh would take part in their planned strike.  

Published 01 Mar 2024 09:44 PM

A Significant Return for Marc Jacobs Beauty

Luxury makeup brand Marc Jacobs Beauty has officially returned in 2026 after being discontinued in 2021, marking one of the most talked-about beauty industry comebacks of the year. The brand relaunched with an entirely new collection of makeup products, including lipsticks, blush sticks, bronzers, eyeliners, mascaras, eyeshadows, and highlighters. The comeback is being led in partnership with Coty Inc., with products launching online and through Sephora stores.Beauty enthusiasts and industry experts have responded positively to the relaunch. The new collection features playful heart, star, and daisy-inspired packaging while maintaining the bold, high-performance formulas that made the original brand popular. Several products, particularly the Heart On Lipstick, Drawn This Way Eyeliner, and Born Star Eyeshadow, have generated strong demand and early sell-outs.Industry analysts view the return as a strategic move in the premium beauty market, where consumers are increasingly seeking distinctive brands with strong creative identities. Marc Jacobs himself recently described the relaunch as a modern reinvention rather than a revival of the old line, emphasizing individuality and self-expression as the brand's core philosophy.  

Published 04 Jun 2026 06:02 PM

The days of microbladed eyebrows are over but are they reversible

Our eyebrows have seen more changes than any other feature. Brows have seen it all, from the thin, pencil-style brows of the year 2000 to the fuller, laminated look of today. But one thing hasn't changed: if you get your eyebrows correct, half of your appearance is taken care of.Microbladed eyebrows were commonplace for a very long period. Because the fad promised bigger, more natural-looking brows with less daily work, celebrities, influencers, and regular people loved it. For many, it provided a long-term solution for uneven or sparse eyebrows. But beauty trends change quickly, and what was once considered contemporary and attractive is now beginning to feel antiquated. Many people are starting to reconsider their previous microblading decisions as softer, more natural brows become more popular.In essence, microblading is a cosmetic tattooing method in which pigment is manually applied to the skin's surface to simulate eyebrow hair. According to Dr. Ruby Sachdev, an aesthetician and consultant at Gleneagles Hospital in Bengaluru, it became well-liked by those who want larger eyebrows without using makeup every day.  

Published 03 Jun 2026 09:52 PM

Benefits of Sattu Indias first protein beverage

These days, a growing number of individuals are including tasty and nourishing "superfoods" from all over the world in their diets. Imagine those colorful matcha lattes, creamy avocado toasts, delicious chia pudding, quinoa salads, and cool kale smoothies. They are healthy in addition to being aesthetically pleasing. Just a gentle reminder: Is it really necessary to spend a lot of money to maintain your health?No, I believe! Sattu is an ancient superfood from India that is tasty, affordable, and very potent. This adaptable component, which is made from roasted gram flour, has been loved and consumed for more than 3,000 years, particularly in Bihar, Jharkhand, and Uttar Pradesh. Chana sattu, once cherished by diligent farmers for a rapid energy boost, is now widely accepted as a wholesome and organic supplement to contemporary meals nationwide. Let's examine the advantages of sattu powder, how it outperforms the most well-liked protein-rich foods, and why it should be at the top of your diet list before you hurry to try another foreign health craze.A traditional Indian flour produced from roasted barley or chickpeas is called sattu powder. In India, it is a native source of protein. It is a well-liked superfood with several health advantages due to its high protein content. Sattu, sometimes referred to as the "desi protein shake," is high in minerals, fiber, and plant-based protein. It is a popular dish in India that is becoming more and more well-known abroad.  

Published 08 May 2026 06:04 PM

Arjun Rampal If I have to look extremely good, then my go-to is Gabriella’

"The radiant and perfect complexion of Janhvi Kapoor has been unveiled, and the secret to her lovely skin is a homemade face mask. Kapoor bragged about the many health advantages of this concoction, which is made of honey, mashed bananas, curd, orange scrub, and almond oil. Dr. Aanchal Panth shared her thoughts on this celebrity-endorsed skincare product, as social media was ablaze with claims of its efficacy. Let's investigate if giving it a shot is worthwhile. Kapoor began by taking curd and placing it in a bowl with mashed bananas, honey, and an additional layer of malai. After thoroughly blending, she smeared it across her freshly washed face. She then squeezed an orange, rubbed the juice of the fruit over her face, and covered it with the mask. Following the removal of the mask, she applied almond oil beneath her eyes. Dr. Panth elucidated the effectiveness of the mask by pointing out that although it is moisturizing, putting orange directly on the skin is not advised. "This is a good mask that will help with moisturizing, especially if you have dry skin."" She noted that scrubbing orange juice on the face can be extremely irritating to the skin, but that as she used the malai of the curd, the thicker part of it will be even more moisturizing. It may make your skin more vulnerable to UV radiation, particularly if you have dark patches or sensitive skin. Completely avoid this, she continued. Regarding the almond oil, Dr. Panth clarified that it can be used  as well as over the entire face, particularly in light of the damage caused by the orange; it serves as a beneficial moisturizer. The ingredients are broken down as follows: Dear Honey: Being a naturally occurring humectant, it helps the skin stay hydrated and becomes smooth and silky. Additionally, it has antibacterial qualities that enable it to effectively combat bacteria that cause acne and reduce inflammation. Bananas: Potassium, vitamin C, and vitamin E are among the many vitamins and minerals they contain that are rich in and help to hydrate and nourish the skin. Banana enzymes gently exfoliate the skin to reveal a brighter complexion by removing dead cells Lactic acid, which is present in curd, acts as a mild exfoliator to encourage cell turnover and reveal younger-looking skin. It also helps reduce redness and irritation and has moisturizing qualities. Orange: Natural acids found in citrus fruits, such as oranges, can irritate delicate skin, particularly when applied topically. It contains substances that may increase the skin's sensitivity to sunlight, raising the possibility of sunburn and other injury. To lessen the chance of discomfort, dilute orange juice or zest with water or combine it with other calming components before applying it directly to the skin. Almond oil: High in fatty acids and vitamin E, it nourishes and moisturizes the skin, leaving it feeling silky and smooth. It also aids in scar fading. "

Published 28 Feb 2024 05:28 PM

Ek bihari sab pe bhari Virat Kohli gives Vaibhav Sooryavanshi particular recognition

Virat Kohli's heartfelt praise for young Bihar cricketer Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has become one of the most talked-about moments after the IPL 2026 season. Following Royal Challengers Bengaluru's title-winning campaign, Kohli met the 15-year-old sensation and shared words of encouragement that quickly went viral on social media.In a video released by RCB, Kohli advised Vaibhav to stay focused on hard work and self-belief rather than outside opinions. He told the youngster that his success had come through dedication and confidence and urged him to keep aiming higher. The highlight of the conversation was Kohli's special line, "Ek Bihari, sab pe bhari", praising the Bihar-born batter for his remarkable performances throughout IPL 2026. .Vaibhav emerged as one of the biggest stars of the tournament, earning widespread admiration for his fearless batting and maturity at such a young age. His performances attracted praise from former cricketers and fans alike, with many viewing him as one of Indian cricket's brightest future prospects.The interaction between Kohli and Vaibhav was widely appreciated by cricket fans, who saw it as a passing-of-the-torch moment between one of India's greatest batters and a rising teenage talent. Kohli's message of humility, hard work, and self-belief has since been shared extensively across social media platforms.  

Published 04 Jun 2026 05:53 PM

Virat Kohli changes once more incorporating elements of Abhishek and Sooryavanshi into his game

The cameras showed Kohli putting his arm over Sooryavanshi's shoulder and conversing with him for several minutes. Although the topic of the talk is unknown, rest assured that Sooryavanshi returned home much wealthier than he would have if he had only received a few honors. Less than a day has passed since Sooryavanshi was recommended for Test cricket by none other than the great Sachin Tendulkar. He had also complimented his batting style earlier.It is important to note that earlier in the 2026 IPL season, Kohli signed Sooryavanshi's cap and gave him an autograph after the left-handed hitter destroyed the RCB bowlers all over the field during the match at the Barsapara Stadium in Guwahati.Sooryavanshi won five awards when the IPL 2026 concluded. The 15-year-old was named Super Striker, Super Sixes of the Season, Orange Cap, Emerging Player of the Season, and Most Valuable Player. Sooryavanshi broke Chris Gayle's record for the most maximums in a single IPL season with 72 sixes during the 19th T20 competition. In the competition, he also became the fastest Indian to reach 1000 runs. In addition, he became the youngest player in the tournament to hit 1000 runs, surpassing Rishabh Pant.Sooryavanshi acknowledged that he would need to improve his fitness going forward if he wanted to have a lengthy career after receiving so many honors. "I need to improve my fitness if I want to avoid getting hurt. Everyone is really encouraging. In an interview with Ravi Shastri, Sooryavanshi stated, "Everyone supports me, including the senior players and support staff. It's a good atmosphere." Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar has praised Sooryavanshi as well. According to the renowned Indian hitter, the young player possesses all the necessary skills to participate in the game's longest format.In relation to Sooryavanshi, the next tri-series in Sri Lanka will include him. The left-hander will play for India A against Afghanistan A and Sri Lanka A.In relation to Sooryavanshi, the next tri-series in Sri Lanka will include him. The left-hander will play for India A against Afghanistan A and Sri Lanka A.    

Published 02 Jun 2026 10:57 PM

For the first time in an IPL season Indian hitters outpace foreign batters

IPL 2026 had the highest batting strike rate of any season at 156.34. For the first time in an IPL season, Indian hitters (157.10) scored more runs than foreign batters (154.71). 237.30 strike rate, 776 runs, and 72 sixes In an IPL season, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became just the second hitter to score the most runs, hit the most sixes, and have the greatest strike rate (minimum 50 balls faced). Like Sooryavanshi, Chris Gayle was named Most Valuable Player in 2011.In the previous nine seasons, none of the highest run-scorers were among the top 15 strike rates in that season. The difference between Sooryavanshi's IPL 2026 run total and the next highest total for a batsman with a strike rate of 235 or more in any IPL season (Romario Shepherd's 70 runs in 2025) is 706 runs. IPL 2026 saw 65 totals of 200 or more, the highest in a T20 competition and 13 more than the previous record of 52 in IPL 2025. Individual teams also set new records in IPL 2026: Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), Punjab Kings (PBKS), Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), and Rajasthan Royals (RR) all scored nine runs of 200 or more, the most in a Twenty20 competition.In terms of bowling, PBKS and RR gave up 200-plus totals nine times, which is also the most in a Twenty20 competition. IPL 2026 saw the highest number of sixes struck in a season, 1426, up 10.2% from the previous record of 1294 sixes in 2025. Thanks to 72 sixes from Sooryavanshi, who established the individual record for most sixes in a T20 competition, RR struck 181 sixes, the most of any team in a T20 event.  

Published 01 Jun 2026 09:34 PM

Ramakrishna Ghoshs injury has been replaced by Macneil Noronha.

Macneil Noronha, an all-rounder from Karnataka who recently won the MA Chidambaram Trophy at the Naman awards for being the highest run-getter in the 2024/25 Colonel CK Nayudu Trophy, will join Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for INR 30 lakh as a replacement for Ramakrishna Ghosh, who injured his right foot during their game against Mumbai Indians on May 3rd and is out for the season. He will not play this season.Macneil Noronha will take Ghosh's place at CSK for INR 30 lakh.Noronha, a Karnataka all-rounder, has won the MA Chidambaram Trophy at the Naman Awards for scoring the most runs in the Colonel CK Nayudu Trophy for 2024–2025. Noronha was called up by the Karnataka team for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy after an outstanding season, and he played in three games for his state.For the remainder of the 2026 Indian Premier League season, the Chennai Super Kings have selected Karnataka all-rounder Macneil Noronha to replace injured uncapped player Ramakrishna Ghosh.He was called up to Karnataka's Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy squad as a result of his domestic achievements, and he played in three games. Noronha made an impressive 34 off 21 deliveries in his most recent match against Tripura in December 2025. He also contributed a wicket. The move comes after Ghosh was sidelined for the rest of the season due to a right foot injury he sustained during Chennai's match against Mumbai Indians on May 3. Ghosh had just made his eagerly anticipated IPL debut in that match, contributing to Chennai's decisive eight-wicket victory. Introduced into the attack in a high-pressure match, the young player returned figures of 1 for 24 from his three overs, taking the crucial wicket of Suryakumar Yadav, who had looked dangerous after reaching 21 off just 12 balls. In that match, Ghosh made his eagerly anticipated IPL debut and contributed to Chennai's convincing eight-wicket victory. The youthful player, who was brought into the attack in a high-stress match, recorded figures of 1 for 24 from his three overs, taking the crucial wicket of Suryakumar Yadav, who had appeared dangerous after reaching 21 off only 12 balls.Chennai will be hoping that Noronha will offer valuable depth as they continue to strive for a play-off position in spite of the setback.  

Published 13 May 2026 05:46 PM

Naveen Patnaiks full-circle moment: The former chief minister uses his old strategy to oppose the BJP

Former Odisha Chief Minister and current Leader of the Opposition, Naveen Patnaik, is once again relying on a strategy that defined much of his 24-year tenure—positioning himself as the defender of Odisha’s interests against decisions taken by the Centre. After losing power to the BJP in 2024, Patnaik has increasingly focused on state-centric issues such as delimitation, parliamentary representation, the Mahanadi water dispute, and law-and-order concerns to challenge the BJP government in Odisha. Political observers describe this as a “full-circle moment” because Patnaik used a similar approach in the past to build and strengthen the Biju Janata Dal. By emphasizing Odisha’s regional identity and portraying himself as the protector of the state's interests, he successfully maintained political dominance for over two decades. Now, as the BJP governs Odisha under Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, Patnaik appears to be reviving the same formula from the opposition benches. In recent weeks, Patnaik has criticized the BJP government over the handling of the Mahanadi river dispute, expressed concerns about proposals that could reduce Odisha’s representation in Parliament, and raised questions about governance and public safety. These interventions indicate a shift from his traditionally restrained style toward a more active opposition role aimed at reconnecting with voters and rebuilding the BJD’s political momentum.   

Published 04 Jun 2026 05:44 PM

Chor Chor To Eggs, Stones The Story Of Abhishek Banerjees Attack

Former West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee claimed at 11 p.m. outside Kolkata's Belle Vue Clinic that police and the ruling BJP were threatening doctors to refuse to admit her nephew Abhishek Banerjee, hours after he was heckled, thrown eggs, shoes, stones, and slushy mud at Sonarpur during his first public appearance since the party's election defeat in the state.On Saturday, Abhishek Banerjee went to see the relatives of TMC employees who had reportedly perished in violence during the election. Around 1:30 pm, he arrived at the home of TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh in Beleghata, where the relatives of Biswajit Pattanayak, a victim of reported post-election violence, were summoned to meet him. A group of CID officers and a videographer arrived at Abhishek Banerjee's home around eight kilometers distant to deliver a notice regarding the purported Vidhan Sabha signature scam. The CID was notified by his protection that he was not at home. Meanwhile, he posted on Twitter, saying, "Today, I visited the family of Biswajit Pattanayak in Beleghata. "Abhishek Banerjee received an in-person notice from the CID team at 2:22 pm to appear before the investigative agency headquarters at Bhawani Bhavan on Monday at 12 pm regarding the TMC MLAs signature scandal inquiry. After that, Abhishek Banerjee traveled to the South 24 Parganas district's Sonarpur. When BJP members were spotted getting ready for protests nearby, the three-term MP from Diamond Harbour, which is in the same district, had not yet arrived at his destination. At some areas, black flags were visible, and demonstrators were shouting "go back" chants.In Sonarpur, groups of women also congregated at various locations. They joined in shouting identical slogans, however they were observed wielding eggs rather than black flags. As the convoy went through the neighborhood, these eggs were thrown at Abhishek Banerjee and his teammates.  

Published 03 Jun 2026 09:47 PM

Why the BJP benefits from the Himachal vote results despite Chief Minister Sukhu appeal for local factors

The BJP's win in three of the state's four municipal corporation elections has given the opposition a lift and a chance to test its narrative against the ruling Congress government with just a year until the 2027 Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections. The BJP's assertion that public opinion is shifting against the Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu-led government has been strengthened by the results, which are the first significant urban electoral verdict for the Congress since the party regained power in the hill state in 2022. The Himachal Pradesh urban local body (ULB) election results were advantageous to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) since it won direct, party-symbol-driven municipal elections. The BJP presented the victories as a popular vote on his state government, while Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu blamed these defeats on "local factors" and significant Congress support in village panchayats.  

Published 02 Jun 2026 11:05 PM

Arun Lakhani a Pawars related Maharashtra BJP candidate for MLC Who is he

After the BJP nominated him from the Wardha-Chandrapur-Gadchiroli Local Authorities constituency for the June 18 state MLC elections, Nagpur-based industrialist and BJP leader Arun Lakhani became the focus of political discourse. In addition to holding a prominent position in the Maharashtra BJP and being close to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, Lakhani will soon be related to NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule. Due to his son Sarang Lakhani's engagement to Sule's daughter Revati, his candidacy has drawn interest from both parties.Because Lakhani is not from any of the three districts that comprise the seat, his nomination has also generated controversy. The BJP's decision to nominate a candidate who is seen as an outsider has raised concerns because the seat has always been represented by figures with deep ties to Wardha, Chandrapur, or Gadchiroli.But Lakhani is a well-known figure in the BJP. He has a long history with the Maharashtra BJP and serves as its co-treasurer. His selection is thought to have been influenced by his social activities in Vidarbha, his work in the infrastructure industry, and his close relations to the BJP leadership, which includes both Gadkari and Fadnavis.Before going into business, Lakhani, who was born in Malkapur in the Buldhana district, studied petrochemical engineering. He is the Chairman and Managing Director of Vishvaraj Environment Ltd., a business that deals with road construction, wastewater treatment, and water delivery.Lakhani is best known for the Nagpur 24x7 water delivery project, which was one of the first significant initiatives in India to use a public-private partnership (PPP) model to offer municipal water around-the-clock.  

Published 01 Jun 2026 09:26 PM

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Doing yoga before bed can help you lose weight.

Yoga is a useful technique for encouraging sound sleep. Deep breathing, moderate yoga positions, and meditation are among the practices that assist lower stress levels, relax the nervous system, and get the body ready for sleep. As in pranayama, deep, rhythmic breathing triggers the relaxation response in the body. Tension can be further reduced by progressive muscular relaxation and mindfulness meditation. Regular yoga poses before bed establish a calming practice that enhances both the quality of sleep and well-being. Including these seven yoga positions in your nightly practice will help you lose weight indirectly by lowering stress and enhancing sleep quality:Regular yoga practice is linked to better sleep and weight loss. Yoga before bed may improve your quality of sleep, which is beneficial for both weight reduction and weight maintenance. Additionally, it might benefit you to pay closer attention to what you eat. We understand the difficulties working women have in trying to balance their personal and professional lives. Overly hectic schedules might throw off your diet and exercise routine. In this scenario, think of practicing yoga for weight loss just before going to bed.There are many asanas and flow vinyasas that may be done to help lose weight while practicing yoga, but only a few can be done right before bed because you don't want to disturb your sleep—in fact, you want to improve it. Yoga has placed a strong emphasis on the importance of sleep in helping to balance hormones, digestion, and menstruation cycles. In consequence, getting enough sleep can help you lose weight more steadily. Now let's get started.Samiksha Shetty, a celebrity yoga instructor and the creator of Moon Village, a wellness community, talked to Healthshots about efficient yoga poses that can be done at night without upsetting your sleep schedule in order to lose weight.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:19 PM

Encouraging Women: Cervical Cancer Prevention Advice

Avoidance Regular Pap tests and human papillomavirus (HPV) tests to detect and treat any precancerous lesions can help prevent cervical cancer. Moreover, getting the HPV vaccine can help prevent it.The FDA has approved Gardasil, an HPV vaccination, for use in preventing HPV-related cervical cancer in individuals between the ages of 9 and 45 (refer to Risk Factors). In order to prevent infection from HPV16, HPV18, and five additional forms of HPV related to cancer, Gardasil 9 is available in the United States. Prior to Cervarix and the first Gardasil, there were two other vaccines accessible in the US. However, these two are no longer accessible in the US due to the development of newer vaccinations. Outside of the US, these vaccinations might still be in use, though.As part of their regular immunization schedule, HPV vaccination is advised for all teenagers in order to help prevent cervical cancer. It can be started as early as age 9. Consult your healthcare professional about the recommended immunization schedule, as it may change depending on a number of variables such as age, gender, and the availability of vaccines. Find out more about the HPV vaccine and the cervical cancer prevention guidelines recommended by the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).People can also take the following additional steps to help prevent cervical cancer: Postponing having a sexual relationship till one is at least a teenager Restricting the quantity of intimate partners utilizing dental dams and condoms to have safer sexual encounters Steer clear of sexual activity with individuals who have had several partners avoiding having sex with those who have genital warts or who exhibit other signs Giving up smokingInformation about cervical cancer screening Prior to the onset of cancer signs or symptoms, screening is done to find precancerous alterations or early malignancies. Tests that can be used to screen a person for particular types of cancer before symptoms or signs show have been created by scientists and are still being developed. The main objectives of cancer screening are: Lower the amount of cancer-related deaths or do away with cancer altogether Cut down on the amount of persons that get cancer  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:19 PM

Is the HPV vaccine revolutionary in the fight against cervical cancer?

Thus far, research and clinical studies have consistently demonstrated the high efficacy of HPV vaccinations in preventing cervical precancers and infections with cancer-causing virus strains.The most effective strategy for preventing and managing infectious diseases is immunization, which has helped save millions of lives globally. Prophylactic HPV vaccine development has been fueled by the finding that human papillomavirus (HPV) infection is linked to a range of benign diseases and malignancies. There are currently four HPV vaccinations on the pharmaceutical market: Cecolin, which was developed recently, Gardasil, Cervarix, and Gardasil-9. The safety and effectiveness of HPV vaccines in preventing diseases linked to HPV have been demonstrated by numerous research. More than 100 nations that are members of the World Health Organization have reported implementing HPV vaccination programs since the first HPV vaccine was licensed in 2006. On the other hand, fear of HPV vaccination, worries about its safety, and related negative effects have a big influence on HPV vaccination adoption efforts nationwide.Researchers in Sweden have demonstrated that broad use of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine significantly lowers the proportion of women who will acquire cervical cancer, in what many global health officials are calling a landmark study. The effectiveness of the vaccine was most evident in girls who received vaccinations before the age of 17, as they showed an almost 90% decrease in the incidence of cervical cancer over the course of the 11-year study period (2006–2017) when compared to women who had not received the vaccination. The study involved nearly 1.7 million women."This is a cancer vaccine that can save lives," Jiayao Lei, Ph.D., of the Stockholm-based Karolinska Institute, stated as the study's principal investigator. Noel Brewer, Ph.D., a researcher at the University of North Carolina who focuses on HPV vaccinations and cancer prevention, described the study's findings as "incredibly powerful" on Twitter. The New England Journal of Medicine released the results on September 30.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:19 PM

Eye Care After 30: 7 Crucial Pointers for Age-Proof Vision

From the time of our birth, our eyes begin to function. And they never stop working for the duration of our lives. A average person will have seen the world for close to 200,000 hours by the time they are 30 years old. This massive exposure to the outside environment combines artificial radiation from screens and interior illumination with natural radiation from the sun and wind. All of these lead to aging and a decline in the health of the eyes in addition to putting some strain on the eyes. These seven suggestions can help you ensure that, at thirty, you have decent vision.Use UV protection when spending a lot of time outside, such as UV-resistant glasses or sunglasses. This is especially crucial if you have pale skin, frequent higher elevations, or work in an occupation that requires a lot of outdoor exercise and sun exposure. In addition to being known to harm the eyes, UV light increases the risk of cataract development, age-related macular degeneration, and retinopathy. Our eyes are mostly made of water, and a tear film that primarily consists of water covers them. Together with proteins, enzymes, and electrolytes, water makes up this tear film. Our eyes can become dry from prolonged screen time and controlled air conditioning situations. Staying hydrated is possible with a lot of water consumption. Happy eyes are moist eyes. They improve your vision and lessen strain on your eyes.It has been demonstrated that outdoor activities and long-distance gazing both protect eyesight. Studies have shown that school-age children who participate in sports and other outdoor activities for two hours outside had a lower risk of developing progressive myopia, or deterioration of the eyesight. Pencil pushups are one type of exercise that helps strengthen the muscles in the eyes and keep vision from deteriorating with age.For optimal eye health, a diet high in zinc, vitamins A, C, and E, antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin, and vital fatty acids is recommended. Green leafy vegetables, carrots, beets, almonds, eggs, salmon, avocados, peaches, citrus fruits, and Indian gooseberries are good sources of these micronutrients.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:18 PM

Discover how changing your sleeping posture can help you get better sleep.

You are aware of the potential health benefits of sleep; a recent study determined that seven hours per night was the optimal amount. However, it now appears that whether you sleep on your side, flat on your back, or prone, there may be additional implications for your health and wellbeing. That may be a big difference, given that you spend a third of your day in bed. Experts suggest that while everyone's experience is different, some sleeping positions may help to prevent or improve specific health issues. For particular problems, these are the recommended sleeping positions.For optimal breathing, sleep on your side. It's possible that you've noticed that when you lie on your back, your snoring gets louder (or your partner has). According to neurologist Rachel Marie E. Salas, M.D., assistant medical director of the Johns Hopkins Center for Sleep and Wellness in Baltimore, "it can be significant if you have untreated obstructive sleep apnea."When the tissues at the back of your throat relax and seal, you are momentarily oxygen-starved, which is known as obstructive sleep apnea. This causes you to gulp or sputter for air during the night, waking you up several times. Fatigue and sporadic sleep are the outcome.Though Salas advises getting evaluated for sleep apnea, which is typically treated by wearing a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) equipment, snoring is generally resolved by cuddling up on your side. According to her, 80% of persons who fit the diagnostic criteria for apnea go undiagnosed. "However, it raises your risk of high blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmias, heart attacks, and strokes." Dementia risk is also associated with sleep apnea. If you have back pain, sleep on your back. If you're among the eighty percent of Americans who have suffered from back pain, how you sleep can determine whether you wake up feeling rested or like you need to crawl back into bed. Shaleen Vira, director of spine surgery research at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas and assistant professor of orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery, states that sleeping on your back in the neutral position is the recommended posture to sleep in. Maintaining your spine's natural alignment and curvature is what it means to be in a neutral stance.To achieve that, select the "just right" bed pillow and arrange a pillow roll or rolled towel beneath your knees. According to Vira, using a pillow that is too large for your sleeping position might cause kyphosis, a forward bending of the neck that causes tension. Additionally, "sleeping with a pillow too small or without one at all can cause you to be hyperextended," leading to additional bodily pressures.    

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:18 PM

The chance of having a stroke may rise when exposed to air pollution.

September 28, 2023 – Within five days of being exposed to air pollution, there is a thirty percent increase in the risk of stroke, according to recent studies. 110 observational studies from around the globe that recorded the time of strokes and the amounts of common air pollutants five days after a stroke were examined by researchers.The journal Neurology reported the meta-analysis's findings. The effects of air pollution on human health go beyond respiratory and ocular conditions. The University of Jordan's Ahmad Tubasi, the lead researcher, stated on NBC News that "it also involves the brain and cardiovascular system."More than 18 million cases of ischemic stroke—the most frequent kind of stroke, which is brought on by a blood clot that travels to the brain—were included in the meta-analysis, according to NBC.Researchers discovered that exposure to nitrogen dioxide for up to five days before resulted in a nearly 30% increased risk of stroke. The risk increased by 26% in response to carbon monoxide exposure, 15% in response to sulfur dioxide exposure, and 5% in response to ozone exposure.Additionally, a 33% increased risk of dying from a stroke has been connected to brief exposure to nitrogen dioxide. Sulfur dioxide showed a 60% increase.Particulate matter particles that are inhaled irritate and inflame the lungs. According to Michael Kleinman, who was not involved in the research but works at the University of California, Irvine's Air Pollution Health Effects Laboratory, this sets off an immune system reaction that ultimately affects the cardiovascular system."What occurs in the lung and what occurs in the heart are directly related," he stated.The largest rise in particulate matter was observed for PM2.5 particles, which had a diameter of less than 2.5 microns. The study concluded that exposure to PM2.5 particles was linked to a 15% higher risk of stroke. A 14% increased risk of stroke was linked to increasing exposure to PM10, whereas a 9% larger risk was linked to increased exposure to PM1.A domino impact According to Michael Kleinman, co-director of the University of California, Irvine's Air Pollution Health Effects Laboratory, breathing in particulate matter—especially the smaller molecules—causes inflammation and irritation in the lungs, which sets off the body's immune response. Kleinman was not involved in the study.According to Kleinman, this has a cascade effect on the cardiovascular system. "What occurs in the lung and what occurs in the heart are directly related," he stated. In an attempt to fend off invaders, inflammation spreads throughout the body when air pollution triggers the immune response. Because of this inflammation, blood, clots, and plaque have a harder time passing through the arteries and veins. The body produces more thrombin, a clotting agent, in the blood at the same time. "The risk increases with the duration and intensity of an individual's exposure to air pollution," stated Dr. Julius Latorre, the head of Syracuse, New York's Upstate University Hospital Comprehensive Stroke Center, who was not involved in the new study. Because sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide molecules are so small, they have a greater chance of slipping past the lung's filters and harming the body's cells or irritating the lungs to the point of an inflammatory response, according to Latorre. He continued, "This could be the reason these two pollutants were specifically associated with an increased risk of stroke death."  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:18 PM

Are you unaware that you have a milk allergy?

Many individuals take no more than a moment to appreciate a creamy latte or a glass of milk. But for some people, this seemingly harmless pleasure might result in unanticipated health problems. It is not uncommon to be allergic to milk without even realizing it. In the US, about 2% of adult individuals have a milk allergy. These symptoms indicate that you may be allergic to milk without you realizing it, and they also explain the difference between lactose intolerance and milk allergy.A milk allergy can manifest quickly and silently. Symptoms frequently appear minutes after ingesting milk or milk products. Because of the wide variety of severity of these symptoms, it's important to pay attention to your body's signals. Keep an eye out for symptoms such as hives, nausea, diarrhea, abdominal pain, rash, itching, or tingling/swelling of the neck, tongue, or lips. Some people may experience severe symptoms such as breathing difficulties, tightness in the chest, or even anaphylaxis, which is a potentially fatal situation.It's critical to comprehend the intensity of your symptoms. A delayed diagnosis can result from the dismissal of mild symptoms or their being mistaken for other reasons. However, serious symptoms need to be treated very away. As soon as you notice any worrying symptoms following a milk consumption, you should get medical attention.Getting a correct diagnosis is essential if you think you may have a milk allergy. For reliable testing, you should consult a board-certified allergist. A thorough evaluation of the patient's medical history, a physical examination, and specialized tests such as blood or skin prick tests to identify antibodies associated to milk are all part of the diagnosing process.Getting a correct diagnosis is essential if you think you may have a milk allergy. For reliable testing, you should consult a board-certified allergist. A thorough evaluation of the patient's medical history, a physical examination, and specialized tests such as blood or skin prick tests to identify antibodies associated to milk are all part of the diagnosing process.A frequently used technique for identifying milk allergies is the skin prick test. Through a tiny prick, a minute quantity of milk protein is injected into the skin during this process. The doctor looks for any elevated bumps or indications of an allergic reaction after 15 minutes. This short and easy test can tell you a lot about how your body reacts to the proteins in milk.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:18 PM

Be alert for signs of elevated cholesterol, which can develop into a deadly condition.It is essential to recognize the early indicators of excessive cholesterol in order to avoid cardiovascular issues

It is essential to recognize the early indicators of excessive cholesterol in order to avoid cardiovascular issues and preserve general health. High cholesterol levels, particularly elevated levels of LDL (low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol, can lead to the accumulation of plaque in arteries, increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke. Recognizing these signs early on can prompt lifestyle changes and medical intervention.Fatty deposits under the skin called xanthomas frequently take the form of yellowish nodules or lumps. These deposits, which might show up on the hands, elbows, knees, or buttocks, are a sign of elevated cholesterol levels.Arcus senilis, a white or grayish ring surrounding the iris of the eye, may indicate high cholesterol. Even though elderly persons are more likely to have this illness, its prevalence in younger people may indicate underlying lipid problems.Corneal arcus appears as a white or gray ring surrounding the cornea, much like arcus senilis. It is more frequently seen in older people and can be a clear sign of cholesterol accumulation. If it is present in younger individuals, a cholesterol test may be necessary.Increased cholesterol can play a role in the development of atherosclerosis, which lowers heart blood flow. Angina, or chest pain or discomfort, can happen when the heart muscle does not get enough blood that is rich in oxygen. Seeking prompt medical assistance is necessary if chest pain is persistent or recurrent.Breathlessness and exhaustion can be brought on by reduced blood flow from constricted arteries, particularly when engaging in vigorous exercise. These symptoms should be assessed by a medical practitioner as they may point to a damaged cardiovascular health.High cholesterol and hypertension frequently coexist, which adds to the burden on the cardiovascular system. Monitoring blood pressure on a regular basis is crucial, and high blood pressure that doesn't go away may need more research on cholesterol levels.Your blood contains a waxy material called cholesterol. Although cholesterol is necessary for the body to produce healthy cells, excessive cholesterol can raise your risk of heart disease.It is possible to get fatty deposits in your blood vessels if your cholesterol is high. When these deposits accumulate over time, your arteries can no longer adequately pump blood. Occasionally, such deposits may abruptly rupture and create a clot that results in a stroke or heart attack. Although bad lifestyle decisions are frequently the cause of high cholesterol, it can be prevented and treated. High cholesterol can also be inherited. To lower high cholesterol, a balanced diet, frequent exercise, and occasionally medication are helpful.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:17 PM

Do you not have enough vitamin B? Examine these signs and symptoms.

Among other vital biological processes, the synthesis of DNA, the creation of red blood cells, and the generation of energy all depend on vitamin B. Anaemia, beriberi, and pellagra can all be caused by a vitamin B shortage. A lack of any one of the eight B vitamins can cause a wide range of symptoms. These are the warning signs and symptoms of vitamin B deficiency, along with its causes and preventative measures.B vitamins are necessary to maintain optimal health. These vitamins, which include pyridoxine, biotin, folate, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, biotin, and cyanocobalamin, are necessary for energy production, red blood cell creation, and DNA synthesis. Due to its water solubility, it's critical to maintain a regular intake through a well-balanced diet. To act quickly, it is essential to recognize the symptoms of a vitamin B shortage.The creation of energy depends on vitamin B, and deficiencies in this nutrient frequently result in weakness and chronic weariness. Low red blood cell counts, or anemia, are another consequence of low B vitamin levels. This may lead to a decrease in the amount of oxygen delivered to cells, which exacerbates general weakness and exhaustion.Frequently occurring signs of a vitamin B shortage include skin problems. There may be rashes, fissures, and inflammation, which is indicative of the vitamin's importance for healthy skin. B vitamins are necessary to maintain the integrity of the epidermal barrier and to encourage cell turnover. Any interference with these processes may result in a variety of skin issues.Supporting the neurological system is one of vitamin B's essential roles. Deficiency can cause nerve injury, which can cause symptoms in the hands, feet, or other parts of the body, such as tingling, numbness, or discomfort. Adequate B vitamin levels are necessary for proper nerve function, and any deficiency can impact peripheral nerves.What signs and symptoms indicate a lack of vitamin B? Those who are deficient in vitamin B may feel weak, tired, or generally low on energy. tingling or numbness in their feet and hands.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:17 PM

This COVID type can produce serious illness symptoms when it infects the lower lungs.

As of right now, we know that the novel COVID mutations are more likely to spread quickly and to evade the immune system. But a more grave issue has come to light thanks to a recent study. One of the novel COVID variants that is currently prevalent in many nations, according to a study published in the journal Cell, has the ability to more effectively infect human cells lining the lower lung and participate in virus-host cell membrane fusion—two characteristics associated with severe illness symptoms.The ancestor of the JN.1 variety, Pirola or BA.2.86, has been researched by the researchers. Originating from the early BA.2 variant and the more recent dominant XBB.1.5 variant, the BA.2.86 variant of omicron contains approximately 60 more spike protein mutations than the original, or parent, coronavirus. It also has over 30 more mutations than its close relatives. JN.1 is currently the dominant strain of omicron. Scientists were concerned that because of these alterations, the variation would be just as difficult to control as the original omicron outbreak in 2021–2022. It's a little concerning that BA.2.86 seems to have higher human lung epithelial cell infectivity than the other omicron variations. Additionally, it exhibits enhanced fusion activity with human lung epithelial cells, which is associated with infectivity, according to Liu, a professor in the Department of Microbial Infection and Immunity. This begs the question of whether this virus is more dangerous than more modern omicron variations.Serious Instances Approximately 14% of COVID-19 cases are severe and result in a bilateral lung infection. As the edema increases, liquids and debris flood your lungs. You may potentially develop pneumonia that is more serious. Mucus, fluid, and other cells that are attempting to combat the infection fill the air sacs.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:17 PM

Advice on preserving strong bones and joints as you get older

If you're struggling with joint issues or trying to avoid them, taking good care of your joints is like delivering a wonderful present to your future self. Consider these suggestions as your own road map for maintaining strong joints; it's an easy journey that involves continuing to be active, maintaining a healthy diet, and exercising awareness. These are not just general guidelines; they are especially helpful for people managing certain disorders relating to the joints. By heeding these advice, you're doing more than just taking care of your joints—you're moving in the right direction toward stronger, more resilient joints and an improved quality of life. The movement and functionality of our body are greatly influenced by our joints. Maintaining their health is essential for day-to-day activities, physical health, and a high standard of living.Maintaining healthy joints and bones is mostly dependent on engaging in regular physical activity. Exercises that increase strength, balance, and flexibility should be done. Strength training, yoga, swimming, and walking are a few exercises that can assist maintain bone density and joint function. To create a workout plan that works for your unique goals and constraints, speak with your healthcare professional.An eating plan that is well-balanced is essential for maintaining bone and joint health. Make sure you are receiving enough calcium and vitamin D, as these are necessary for strong bones. Good sources include dairy products, leafy greens, and fortified meals. Include meals high in omega-3 fatty acids as well, like flaxseeds and fatty salmon, as these foods have anti-inflammatory qualities that are good for joints. Your joints will be under more stress if you are overweight, especially in weight-bearing joints like your knees and hips. Sustaining a healthy weight lowers the chance of developing joint issues and improves joint function in general. You can reach and maintain a healthy weight by following a balanced diet and engaging in regular exercise.Drinking enough water is crucial for healthy joints. Water aids in the preservation of the synovial fluid, which lubricates the joints and promotes seamless motion by lowering friction. Make a conscious effort to drink enough water throughout the day, particularly if you exercise.Consume an abundance of calcium-rich foods. For women 51 years of age and above, and for men 71 years of age and above, the recommended daily dosage is 1,200 mg. Dairy products, almonds, broccoli, kale, tinned salmon with bones, sardines, and soy products like tofu are good sources of calcium.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:17 PM

How to cure a cold rapidly

Sneezing, coughing, sore throats, runny or stuffy noses, and mild weariness are all common symptoms of a cold. As the cold worsens, other symptoms like body pains, headaches, and a low-grade fever may appear. These respiratory symptoms usually appear gradually, helping to differentiate between more sudden illnesses and colds. Although having a cold can be uncomfortable, there are a number of preventative steps and treatments that can speed up your recovery and reduce symptoms. Although there isn't a quick fix for the common cold, using these techniques can hasten healing and ease discomfortGetting the rest your body needs is one of the best strategies to fight off a cold. Sufficient sleep and relaxation are necessary for the immune system to perform at its best. Prioritize getting enough sleep when you're sick in order to save energy and hasten your recuperation.It's important to stay well hydrated when you're sick with a cold. Water keeps your throat moist and thins mucus, making it easier to expel. In addition to providing hydration, warm liquids such as herbal teas, broths, and hot water with honey and lemon can help relieve sore throats. Steer clear of alcoholic and caffeinated drinks as these can exacerbate dehydration.Think about using over-the-counter drugs to treat particular cold symptoms. While expectorants and cough suppressants can aid with cough symptoms, decongestants can help with nasal congestion. Acetaminophen or ibuprofen are two pain medications that can help lower fever and ease body pains. Observe the suggested dosage and seek medical advice if you have any questions or pre-existing medical issues.Sinus pressure and nasal congestion can be reduced with the use of nasal saline irrigation. To clear your nasal passages of mucus and allergens, use a saline solution. Using a neti pot or saline nasal spray, this easy-to-use yet powerful treatment helps facilitate clearer breathing and expedites the healing process.  

Published 25 Jan 2024 09:16 PM

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