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    LIFE STYLE

    The Secret to Success

    Once a young man asked the wise man, Socrates,  the secret to success. Socrates patiently listened to the man’s question and told him to meet him near the river the following day for the answer. So the next day, Socrates asked the young man to walk with him towards the river. As they went in the river, the water got up to their neck. But to the young man’s surprise, Socrates ducked him into the water. The young man struggled to get out of the water, but Socrates was strong and kept him there until the boy started turning blue. Finally, Socrates pulled the man’s head out of the water. The young man gasped and took a deep breath of air. Socrates asked, ‘What did you want the most when your head was in the water?” The young man replied, “Air.” Socrates said, “That is the secret to success. When you want…
    BUSINESS

    Experience Luxury and Comfort at Hotel IK London, Hyderabad Christmas Offer 10% Off on Rooms And Banquet Bookings

    Experience Luxury and Comfort at Hotel IK London, Hyderabad Situated in the heart of Hyderabad, Hotel IK London is a premier destination for travelers seeking a blend of modern luxury and traditional warmth. Whether you’re in town for business or leisure, this elegant hotel promises an unforgettable stay, offering unmatched comfort, exquisite amenities, and personalized service. Unparalleled Location Hotel IK London is strategically located, providing easy access to the city’s top attractions, business hubs, and entertainment centers. With close proximity to the Hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), HITEC City, and iconic landmarks like the Charminar and Hussain Sagar Lake, guests are perfectly positioned to explore the best of the city. Sophisticated Rooms and Suites Step into a world of contemporary elegance with Hotel IK London’s spacious rooms and suites. Each accommodation is thoughtfully designed to offer a sanctuary of relaxation. Equipped with state-of-the-art amenities like high-speed internet, smart TVs, comfortable…
    Health

    Suhana Khan reveals pull-ups, deadlifts as secret to her svelte figure

    Mumbai: Actress Suhana Khan, who is the daughter of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, has finally revealed the secret to her perfect svelte figure, which includes a combination of pull ups and deadlifts. Suhana took to Instagram, where she shared a video of her working out in the gym. In the clip, the actress, who […] Mumbai: Actress Suhana Khan, who is the daughter of Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, has finally revealed the secret to her perfect svelte figure, which includes a combination of pull ups and deadlifts. Suhana took to Instagram, where she shared a video of her working out in the gym. In the clip, the actress, who made her debut with Zoya Akhtar’s “The Archies”, is seen doing several weighted workouts including pull ups, hip thrusts, push ups and deadlifts under the supervision of a personal trainer. For the caption, she just chose a heart, powerlift and a…
    Travel

    19 injured in Bagmati Express accident; Probe launched by Southern Railway

    Four passengers are reported to be in serious condition. Southern Railway has launched a high-level probe into the accident. The Bagmati Express, traveling from Mysuru to Darbhanga, collided with a stationary goods train at 8:30 PM on Friday. Chennai: As many as 19 passengers of the Bagmati Express (Train No. 12578), which derailed at Kavaraipettai on the night of October 11, have been admitted to hospital. The condition of four passengers is reported to be serious. Southern Railway has already launched a high-level probe into the accident. It may be recalled that the Bagmati Express, running from Mysuru to Darbhanga in Bihar, collided with a stationary goods train at 8:30 PM on Friday. The impact caused 12 coaches of the Bagmati Express to derail, and a parcel van of the train caught fire, which was later extinguished by fire and rescue services. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) promptly reached the scene and conducted rescue…
    Health

    Night owls at higher risk of type 2 diabetes

    Previous studies have suggested that people with a late chronotype—those who prefer to go to bed and wake up late—tend to live less healthy lifestyles and are at greater risk for obesity and metabolic disorders, including type 2 diabetes. The new study found that individuals with a late chronotype face a 46% higher risk of developing diabetes, indicating that this increased risk cannot be attributed to lifestyle factors alone. New Delhi: Night owls — a person who is habitually active or wakeful at night — tend to have a higher body mass index (BMI), larger waists, and more hidden body fat and thus are almost 50 per cent more likely to develop type 2 diabetes (T2D) than those who go to bed earlier, shows new research on Monday. Previous studies have indicated that late chronotype — people who prefer to go to bed late and wake up late — live an…
    Art & Culture

    Cartoon Today on September 9, 2024

    LIFE STYLE

    ‘Limiting mobile phone use could lower cardiovascular disease risk’

    Dr. Sudhir Kumar from Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals shared on social media platform X that reducing mobile phone use, alongside other healthy lifestyle practices, could benefit heart health. He recommended limiting the duration of calls to help lower the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). New Delhi: Limiting the use of mobile phones in making and taking calls may help reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases, according to a top neurologist. Taking to social media platform X, Dr. Sudhir Kumar from Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, said that limiting mobile phone use, along with other healthy lifestyle measures may be good for boosting heart health. “It is useful to limit the duration of taking and making calls in order to reduce the risk of CVDs,” said Kumar. “Ensure good sleep and minimise psychological stress,” he added, while also suggesting to quit smoking. He said this citing a recent Chinese study, published in the Canadian Journal…
    Art & Culture

    Cartoon Today on September 7, 2024

    National

    Over 200 fall ill after drinking contaminated water in Greater Noida

    Residents endured discomfort throughout Monday, with about 10 children currently admitted to hospitals. One of the residents of the society said that when he returned from the office at 9 p.m. and drank water, he felt uneasy due to “water contamination”. New Delhi: Over 200 residents of a society in Greater Noida fell ill after allegedly consuming contaminated water. The incident came to light on Monday when numerous residents of the Supertech Eco Village 2 reported symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea, and stomachache. The affected individuals, many of whom are children and elderly, have been hospitalised, with over 50 people reporting significant health issues. Residents endured discomfort throughout Monday, with about 10 children currently admitted to hospitals. One of the residents of the society said that when he returned from the office at 9 p.m. and drank water, he felt uneasy due to “water contamination”. “My children fell sick and complained…
    Art & Culture

    Hyderabad set to host ‘Naayaab’ showcasing master artisans from across the country

    Scheduled for September 5 and 6 at the Taj Krishna, this two-day exhibition will feature works from over 70 master artisans, including recipients of prestigious awards Hyderabad: Hyderabad is all set to welcome the inaugural edition of Naayaab, a unique platform showcasing over 100 curated masterpieces by some of India’s most celebrated artisans. Scheduled for September 5 and 6 at the Taj Krishna, this two-day exhibition will feature works from over 70 master artisans, including recipients of prestigious awards such as the Padma Vibhushan, Padma Shri, and Shilp Guru. Following its Delhi showcase recently, the exhibition brings together around 40 traditional art forms, offering a rare opportunity to witness the finest examples of Indian craftsmanship. The artworks have been curated from across diverse locations in India. Among the featured artisans are Sudarshan Sahoo, renowned for his stone carvings and honoured with Padma Vibhushan in 2021, Jai Prakash Lakhiawal, a master of…

    LIFE STYLE

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      15 August
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      Mumbai: ‘Husband earns less than wife, but must pay her maintenance’, observes court

      Observing that a wife is the responsibility of the husband and he is liable to maintain her whatever he earns, a sessions court has dismissed a 52-year-old man’s challenge in a domestic violence case to pay interim maintenance to his wife, a businesswoman who earns more than him. The couple, who have two adult sons, had started living separately since 2015. The wife and sons had started living in a rented flat in Ghatkopar. The man is living at a transit camp and challenged the order of a Vikhroli magistrate court that had directed him to pay Rs. 8,000 as interim maintenance to her and Rs. 8,000 as rent for alternate accommodation. Pensioners born before 1962 are now eligible for…

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    • 14 August
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      Jamia students break taboos around period; create reusable sanitary pads

      New Delhi: Reshma, a resident of a slum in South Delhi, often wondered how sanitary napkins are made. Her inquisitiveness further increased when she learnt that menstrual pads can be made using natural products instead of plastic. Now further into her exploration, she works at a unit manufacturing “reusable and environment-friendly” pads invented by a group of Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) students. The unit is spearheading a change in a locality in Madanpur Khadar’s Shram Vihar where women do not talk about “lady’s problems” in front of men, let alone manufacture sanitary products under their guidance. “When bhiaya and didi came, we were very shy to speak about period in front of them but once we saw videos and learnt more…

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    • 6 August
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      Art exhibition to be held at Kalakriti Art Gallery from 6th to 8th August

      Hyderabad: Providing a perfect amalgamation of art, fashion, and poetry, Kalakriti Art Gallery in Banjara Hills will be hosting ‘Inner Kali’, an exhibition by Venkat Gaddam, from August 6 to 8. Along with a display of paintings, a poetry recitation session is also planned. Through his brand, WG (Whencut Goddamn), Venkat Gaddam creates acrylic paintings on canvas, pen-on-paper illustrations, murals, digital collages, and the fashion line. He also makes notebooks, gratitude journals, cushions, and other daily use items. To go with each of his artwork, the artist also pens a poem. Gaddam says, “I feel that everyone has a story and every story needs to be told. So I am using my art and gifted talent to express various emotions.” A…

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    • 6 August
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      NCPCR: Social media platforms posing new challenges to child safety

      Lucknow: The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) is of the view that social media platforms are posing new challenges to child safety. “Children are being manipulated on social media platforms, technically known as grooming and these agencies are not ready to cooperate. The government wants these companies to give parents the right to access to accounts of children on social media,” said Priyank Kanoongo, chairperson of NCPCR while talking to reporters. Claiming that the social media platforms chose to remain ignorant to concerns like phishing, grooming, cyber bullying and so on, he said: “We are not asking them to give the rights to strangers and therefore their dilly-dallying over engaging parents to monitor the social media use of…

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    • 6 August
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      5 Herbs for radiating and youthful skin

      New Delhi: The existence of the human body is incredibly intriguing and lovely. Many physical processes and defence mechanisms that keep the body safe and healthy are part of who we are naturally. Our skin is same, even. Therefore, using natural products is the ideal method to enhance the natural properties of skin, and what better way to achieve it than by utilising the superpowers of the legendary Ayurveda! In India, Sri Lanka, and other South Asian countries, the ancient medical system known as Ayurveda is still used today. The use of Ayurvedic cosmetics was intended to promote longevity and excellent health in addition to improving one’s outward beauty. There are many Ayurvedic skin care formulae available today, but in order…

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    • 6 August
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      Health and Tech: Electronic Health Records — Another tech advantage

      Hyderabad: Imagine a scenario where the moment you walk into a government or a private healthcare facility, the care giver, with a few clicks on the computer is able to pull-out your entire healthcare history in a digital format, right from the day you were born to every single visit to the doctor you have made in your entire life, arranged linearly to enable the doctors quickly understand your medical history. The above scenario may sound a bit disconcerting or even probably raise fears about privacy, safety and data security. Despite these reservations, the healthcare industry is gradually and quite inevitably moving towards fully adopting Electronic Health Records (EHR) and digitizing patient data. While almost all the superspecialty hospitals in Hyderabad…

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    • 4 August
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      The varied history of Dakhni Urdu literature in south India

      Zoë Woodbury High On the second floor of Hyderabad’s Salar Jung Museum lies an extensive library. Despite its sizeable collection of manuscripts and books spread across multiple rooms, it remains largely unknown to the museum’s many visitors. Among the many rare manuscripts housed at the Salar Jung Library, which include texts in Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Sanskrit, and other languages, are dozens of literary works in Dakhni. Along with Persian, Dakhni was a major literary language of the Deccan Sultanates, the kingdoms that ruled the area surrounding today’s Hyderabad from the fourteenth to the late seventeenth century. Those who recognize the name Dakhni may know it as a language spoken in Hyderabad and its surroundings today. Sometimes called Dakhni Urdu, Hyderabadi,…

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    • 3 August
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      Over 500 km from Chennai, this small town houses a Dravidian mosque

      On the East Coast of India, around 560 km south of Chennai is a sleepy small town known as Kilakarai. Predominantly populated by the Indian Moors, a community of Arab, Tamil, Malay, and Sinhala ancestory, this nondescript town would have been a footnote in history, if not for its prized possession – a Dravidian Mosque. The Kilakarai Juma Masjid is the crowning jewel of this ancient town, not only for its history but also for its unique architectural heritage. Employing the regional Dravidian architectural style reserved for ancient South Indian temples, the builders of the mosque have left a magnificent testimony to the true harmony of faiths and cultures. A symbol of devotion carved in stone, the edifice also speaks…

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    • 3 August
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      Research underway to find vax against monkeypox: Adar Poonawalla

      New Delhi: Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla on Tuesday said that research is underway to find a vaccine against monkeypox. Poonawalla has reportedly briefed the Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on the issue in a meeting on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the total number of confirmed Monkeypox cases reached 8 on Tuesday. Mandaviya has said in the Rajya Sabha that out of total 8 cases reported in the country so far, five have the history of travelling abroad. The Health Minister said studies are still being conducted to find proper vaccination for the disease. Only contact tracing and vaccinating people who were in close contact with a disease carrier required to be vaccinated and there is no need for a country-wide…

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    • 2 August
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      Bharat Biotech expects nod for intranasal COVID-19 vaccine in Aug

      Hyderabad: Bharat Biotech, which is working on an intranasal COVID-19 vaccine candidate is hopeful of getting regulatory licenses this month, if all goes well, Chairman and Managing Director of the company, Krishna Ella said. He also has said BBIL (Bharat Biotech International Limited), which has a vaccine manufacturing plant in Ankleshwar in Gujarat is one of the two plants in the world capable of producing vaccine for monkeypox disease. The other one is in Bavarian Nordic, Germany. We will be applying for licenses and (they) should come. If everything goes well, we know by next month (August). You (people) would rather get the coronavirus nasal vaccine and if any variant comes it is easy to plug in quickly and move fast.…

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