Culture / Lifestyle
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LifestyleYoga may improve tobacco quitting success by 50%, AIIMS study finds
Systematic review finds yoga boosts short-term tobacco abstinence while reducing stress, anxiety, depression and cravings linked to addiction.
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LifestyleAntarctica tour guides quit their dream jobs amid climate crisis: Study finds
While tour operators often argue that visiting Antarctica increases awareness of environmental issues, many former guides said they were struck by visitors’ lack of understanding of human impacts.
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LifestyleYoung people drive food emissions, but ageing populations are fuelling fastest growth: Study
Global analysis of 149 countries finds adolescents and young adults have the highest individual dietary emissions, while older populations are increasingly driving overall growth.
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LifestyleHand chains: The most sought-after piece of jewellery in the fashion world
They are also known as ring bracelets, hand harnesses, harem bracelets or slave bracelets
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LifestyleBrain ageing speeds up in dementia, addiction and mental illness: Study
A new study suggests that dementia, alcohol addiction and psychiatric disorders are linked to accelerated brain ageing.
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LifestyleGlobal health gap widens as people spend more years living with illness: Study
A new Lancet Public Health study finds that while people worldwide are living longer, they are also spending more years in poor health.
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LifestyleAre you someone who gets confused by 'wardrobe' and 'closet'? Here are the key differences
The closet is a space that can accommodate clothes, footwear, accessories, and so on. Whereas the wardrobe usually has hanging spaces, shelves, and drawers for clothes.
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LifestyleStudy links night owl lifestyle to higher belly fat,blood sugar and poor lipid levels
Researchers say eating high-energy, high-fat foods late at night may increase body fat and metabolic health risks among people with an evening chronotype.
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LifestyleIndia must focus on healthy ageing, not just longer lives, experts say
With India's elderly population projected to reach 347 million by 2050, healthcare experts say the country must prioritise mobility, independence and preventive care.
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LifestyleDelhi named world's cheapest major city for a date, but salaries among the lowest
Delhi did not feature among the top 50 cities in the report's quality-of-life rankings, which consider purchasing power, safety, healthcare, cost of living, housing affordability, commute times, pollution and climate.
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LifestyleIgnoring minor foot injuries can lead to amputations in people with diabetes, doctors warn
A new diabetic foot screening facility aims to detect complications early and reduce the risk of ulcers and amputations.
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LifestyleChristopher Nolan wears tie by Indian designer Aahaan Tandon at NY premiere of 'The Odyssey'
The designer shared pictures of the filmmaker, who recently visited India for the film's premiere.
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LifestyleFrom the Olympic grounds to popular fashion spotlights: Here are Japanese sneakers
Originally invented in the 1966 Olympics as a high-performance warm-up shoe, the product later evolved as a fashion icon.
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LifestylePlant-based diets may reduce global agricultural land use by up to six per cent by 2050: Study
In India, overall agricultural production value could increase by 46 per cent ($198 billion) by 2050
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LifestyleT-bar necklace: A timeless accessory to be owned
The T- bar's design draws heavily from the Albert chain, a pocket watch chain worn during the Victorian era.
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LifestyleThe 3-3-3 rule of fashion explained
A help guide to daily outfit strugglers and for those who believe in a minimal and chic wardrobe.
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LifestyleClimate change costing Indians hours of sleep every year: Report
Climate Central says southern India records the highest climate-driven sleep loss, with rising night-time temperatures posing growing health risks.
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LifestyleIndia must tackle water security on both supply and demand sides, experts warn
According to data by the Central Water Commission, 166 major reservoirs across India currently hold 32.38 per cent of their overall capacity, a marginal improvement from last week's 26 per cent.
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LifestyleCan Ozempic prevent cancer? Doctor says evidence remains inconclusive
Available clinical trials have found little evidence that GLP-1 drugs either raise or lower cancer risk.
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LifestyleHigh temperatures exposure during early life linked with slower growth of brain's thalamus: Study
A slower thalamic growth was also associated with behavioural symptoms during adolescence, including aggression and rule-breaking.