LIFESTYLE
Stuck in rut when it comes to dating?
If you feel like you're sinking into a union with no way out, it's probably time to make changes in your dating life that will make it work better. Due to co-dependency, self-esteem issues, or family pressure, you may feel completely trapped while dating, and you may be unable to leave a situation that isn't healthy or meaningful for you.
Australian researchers uncover evolutionary 'bursts' in Covid variants
The research, published in the Molecular Biology and Evolution journal on Friday, detailed "mutational bursts" in the Covid virus before returning to its "normal" rate of mutation. The paper revealed that successive variants of concern such as Beta and Delta had mutated faster than earlier variants, noting differences of months to weeks.
Indian kids, teens more vulnerable than ever to smartphone threats
As smartphones replace PCs/laptops as the primary device, a high level of trust in smartphone security exists among Indian children and teens, but is coupled with a low level of protection, even though risk is at an all-time high, revealed the '2022 Consumer Mobile Threat Report' by cyber-security research firm McAfee. In India, most children (75 per cent) think a new phone is more secure than a new computer, whereas only 71 per cent of parents agree.
India's First Gender-Neutral and Body-Positive Clothing Brand
EQUL's Body-Positive by Design clothing is proudly made in India from sustainable materials such as cotton and hemp. The recently-launched unisex clothing line 'The Feel Good collection' is a special and unique collection aimed to transcend barriers and break societal norms; it includes gender-neutral loungewear made from sustainable fabric and has been designed with people in mind to provide them with a line of clothing that is modern, urban, bold, and expressive. The Feel Good collection includes T-Shirts, Hoodies, Joggers, and Shorts, among other items.
Discover New Zealand's secret landscapes(LS)
One is certain to be astonished by beautiful landscapes at every bend. While the entire country is gorgeous, there are a few areas that stand out for being the most unique and untouched places in New Zealand.Home to mountains like skyscrapers, waterfalls cascading like velvet and the quiet, stillness of a land before time, it's a place to experience the true, raw beauty of nature.
Tishya, a signature fragrance by The Leela
The brand's signature fragrance was launched alongside an all-new line of handcrafted bath amenities. Anuraag Bhatnagar, Chief Operating Officer, The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts, stated, "As a brand that defines the epitome of true Indian luxury, we are delighted to launch our signature fragrance Tishya by The Leela - exclusively available only across The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts."
India's First All Women Supercar Club
The club's launch began with a flag-off at the BBT Gurgaon showroom at 8:00 a.m. on February 20, 2022, heading towards the Aravali Hills. The two-hour drive concluded with brunch, music, and fun activities at the BBT showroom for the super women. The Club aims to bring together like-minded women and provide them with a platform to explore and embrace their shared love of supercars. It currently has 30 members.
Kashmir's sand artist, Sahil Manzoor calls his art 'poetry in motion'
Under the local administration's initiative to beautify the city, he has made a mural in Jahangir Chowk of uptown Srinagar. He also set up a wall of kindness for the poor and needy to help them with warm clothes in the bone chilling winter. Sahil said he took to sketch drawing, paintings, portraits and murals right from the age of 6.
Is Covid surging heart problems?
According to the Global Burden of Disease, nearly a quarter (24.8 per cent) of all deaths in India is due to cardiovascular diseases (CVD). "Heart disease and Covid are intricately linked. If you remove the 'O' and 'I', Covid becomes CVD. Covid- 19 is like a stress test for the heart," Dr Ramakanta Panda, cardiac surgeon and head of Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai, told IANS.
Exercise thrice a week in 50s & 60s to keep memory loss at bay
Forgetfulness is part of ageing and may worsen into Alzheimer's disease that may affect the quality of life. A new study has shown that practising aerobic exercises like cycling, walking or jogging thrice a week in the 50s and 60s can help stave off memory loss. Episodic memory is the kind that deals with events that happened to you in the past. It's also one of the first to decline with age.
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