For ages, milk has served the nutritional needs of humankind. With scientific evidence, it’s now even clearer that milk is,in fact, a complete food. Loaded with proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals, milk is vital for maintaining good health and sustaining life. Another good thing is that milk tastes awesome and it can be used to prepare a variety of lip-smacking …

As per Ayurveda, there are various ways milk can be used to benefit the human body. The knowledge about the benefits of milk, especially cow’s milk, has been described in detail in the AstangaSangraha, an ancient Ayurveda text that has contributed significantly to the available Ayurveda knowledgebase. This collection of ancient Ayurveda documents has a separate section, called KsheerVarga, dedicated …

There’s someone we all have. Engineers, doctors, politicians, actors, writers, the rich and the poor, and even the bad guys, we all have something in common. Yes, it’s our mother, to whom we owe our existence. Without her, we would not have been born to this world and could never have experienced the joys and wonders of our planet Earth. …

An increasing number of people are undergoing hip replacement surgery these days, primarily due to increased awareness about advancements made in medical science and the will to live life independently. At some point of time, it is highly probable that either you or someone you know may choose to undergo hip replacement surgery. The one reason that most commonly leads …

It was on March 15, 1962 that the issue of consumer rights was first taken up for consideration. The first leader to do so was United States President John F Kennedy, who spoke about consumer rights during his address to the US congress. Since then, March 15 is celebrated every year as the World Consumer Rights Day, in remembrance of …

Historical records and data gathered by Newspatrolling reveal that tobacco use dates back to the seventieth century, a time when it was used by the native people living in North and South America. At that time, the native people used it for their religious practices as well as for medicinal uses such as a pain killer and for treatment of …

There was a time when fresh water was abundant on our planet Earth. However, with booming population growth and rapid industrialization, countries like India are left battling a chronic water crisis. On the eve of International World Water Day, March 22, 2016, we, at Newspatrolling, take upon the mission to spread awareness about water conservations and its importance in ensuring …

One of the oldest diseases known to humankind, tuberculosis (TB) continues to remain a major public health problem. Newspatrolling notes that TB has progressively become more difficult to control even when significant progress has been made on the socio-economic front, clinical research and technological advancements. Even though it is a curable disease, there are millions of people who continue to …

Every year on World Autism Awareness Day, April 2, prominent buildings and people across the world embrace the color blue to show solidarity with people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and pledge their support to spread awareness about the disorder. Newspatrolling urges its readers to sport the color blue this World Autism Awareness Day on April 2 and lend …

World renowned author Diane Mariechild once said, “A woman is the full circle. Within her is the power to create, nurture and transform.” So true are her words and certainly worth implanting in our lives by providing women the right environment and space to grow and blossom. On the eve of the International Women’s Day 2016, we at newspatrolling, salute …