Culture / Lifestyle
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LifestyleMake your LPG cylinder last longer with these simple kitchen hacks
Practical tips to reduce LPG consumption, cook efficiently and make your domestic gas cylinder last longer.
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LifestyleRising CO2 levels may alter wheat protein composition, affect baking quality: Study
Researchers found that elevated carbon dioxide changed several wheat proteins, with effects varying by variety and possible implications for baking quality and wheat-related conditions.
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LifestyleWhy can’t we stop laughing? The surprising science behind helpless laughter
Researchers have identified two distinct brain networks linked to laughter: one associated with spontaneous, joyful reactions and another involved in voluntary laughter during conversation.
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LifestyleAIIMS doctors identify surgical ‘warning zones’ to reduce bleeding and organ injuries
The anatomical landmarks, known as Ray’s Zone and Ray’s Hepatocaval Triangle, are intended to help surgeons navigate high-risk areas during complex cancer and liver surgeries.
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LifestyleLakmé Fashion Week: Ali Fazal turns showstopper for Tarun Tahiliani’s 'Tasva' menswear collection
The collection showcased modern Indian wedding wear inspired by the Tree of Life, Lipan Art and paisley motifs, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary silhouettes.
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LifestyleWinnie-the-Pooh: The tragic past behind the ‘hunny’-loving children’s favourite bear
But who is Winnie-the-Pooh? What is the story behind the friendly bear who became a beloved character in children’s literature? Let’s take a closer look.
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LifestyleLong Covid severity linked to changes in mouth and lung bacteria, study finds
The differences in the lung microbiome are linked to respiratory symptoms, as well as the cognitive and digestive problems known to occur in long Covid, researchers said.
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LifestyleGut health and muscle strength: What research says about fermented foods
After fermentation microbes can break down proteins and other components in food, potentially making the protein easier to digest and the amino acids more readily available for our body to use.
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LifestyleThree myths about ageing and mobility: Why growing older does not mean slowing down
Retirement, driving and ageing at home can reshape mobility, but older adults continue adapting how they travel, live and stay connected.
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LifestyleFashion as a political tool: How Matières Fécales redefined Paris Fashion Week
From ‘Resist’ printed tees to hijab-inspired dresses, here is how the fashion house stood out that night.
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LifestyleWhat spaceflight reveals about sleep and the body clock
Astronauts face repeated disruption to their sleep cycles, while Mars simulations test how humans adapt to a 24-hour, 40-minute day.
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LifestyleStudy links depression during pregnancy to higher risk of neurodevelopmental disorders in children
A UK study found children exposed to maternal depression during pregnancy had higher rates of special educational needs, regardless of treatment.
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LifestyleCalorie-restricted diets can help you lose weight. But what happens next?
Calorie-restricted diets can help with weight loss, but keeping the weight off can be harder. Experts explain the risks, benefits and sustainable approaches.
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LifestyleDogs' brains may segment human speech into words like humans
A study found that dogs showed a similar ‘consonant bias’ to humans when processing continuous speech, even without early speech-rich exposure.
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LifestyleStudy uncovers striking genetic similarities between cat and human cancers
Researchers analysed nearly 500 cat tumours and found genetic similarities with human cancers, offering new clues for precision cancer treatment.
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LifestyleCongratulations, new mom! Now, please get back in ‘shape’ | Weekend Vines
Katrina Kaif had a baby, but apparently the internet is still waiting for her to return the body it was so comfortable looking at. Let’s do a C-section of the issue in ‘Weekend Vines’.
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LifestyleHow warming oceans are changing Earth’s tides
The Moon and Sun drive tides, but ocean depth, coastlines and warming seas also shape how tides behave around the world.
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LifestyleInternational Day of Sign Language: Let coexistence be the new normal
A deaf person may face barriers in accessing spoken-language communication, but others can make an effort to accommodate sign language in their everyday communication.
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LifestyleApple’s always-listening watches are raising a new privacy question
Apple says its new listening features protect privacy, but critics question what always-on listening means for conversations in shared spaces.
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LifestyleHow do suit styles differ? Understanding different cuts and styles | Explained
From British cut to Mandarin cut, take a look at various suit styles existing across the hemisphere.