Simple dietary shifts for better joint comfort and overall health Joint pain affects millions of people, and many assume painkillers are the only answer. But physicians and dietitians now say the solution can start with what’s on your plate. A recent health update from Hartford HealthCare highlights five powerful foods that can help reduce chronic…
Weight loss struggles may have less to do with calories and more with hormones If the scale refuses to budge despite dieting and regular workouts, you may not be alone and it may not be your fault. An American doctor has pointed to insulin resistance as a hidden but common reason many people fail to…
Capital tightens checks as air pollution worsens ahead of peak winter Delhi has rolled out a fresh set of pollution-control measures aimed squarely at vehicles, as deteriorating air quality once again puts public health at risk. The new rules restrict fuel access for older vehicles and make valid pollution certificates mandatory across the city. Why…
How technology is reshaping the way consumers discover, shop, and connect with fashion The fashion industry is undergoing a quiet but powerful transformation as digital tools redefine customer experience. From virtual try-ons to AI-driven personalisation, brands are rethinking how they engage shoppers across online and offline platforms. From brick-and-mortar to digital-first fashion For decades, fashion…
Rising financial uncertainty puts fashion supply networks on edge Fear of a potential US debt default is casting a long shadow over global markets, and the fashion industry is no exception. Manufacturers, suppliers, and retailers are now bracing for possible disruptions to supply chains that could ripple from raw materials to finished garments. Why US…
A century-old workers’ movement reflects on its legacy, political role, and uncertain future As India marks 100 years of the trade union movement, the milestone offers a moment to look back at its roots, its influence on politics and labour rights, and the challenges it faces in a rapidly changing economy. How the trade union…
Andhra Pradesh minister urges a return to principled leadership amid rising political polarisation Drawing inspiration from former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Andhra Pradesh IT and Industries Minister Nara Lokesh has called for a renewed emphasis on values, dignity, and ethical conduct in politics. His remarks come at a time when political discourse across the…
Sudden cardiac deaths often shock families, but experts say the warning signs are older than we think A leading neurologist has clarified that sudden deaths due to heart disease are not a modern phenomenon, and appearing fit or healthy does not always mean the heart is safe. The remarks come amid rising concern over unexpected…
A breakthrough blood test could change how lung cancer is detected Scientists have developed a new blood test capable of detecting lung cancer one cell at a time, raising hopes for earlier diagnosis and better survival outcomes. The breakthrough, highlighted in recent research, could make cancer screening faster, less invasive, and far more precise. Why…
Amazon begins major workforce cuts across its European operations Amazon has announced its largest-ever round of layoffs at its European headquarters, sending shockwaves through the global tech workforce. The decision, confirmed in recent reports, will impact several departments, with some roles facing deeper cuts than others as the company restructures operations across Europe. Why Amazon…
