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Spotting the Signs Early: Raising Public Awareness for Timely Health Action

Inputs by – Dr A Satya Srinivas, Medical Oncologist at HCG Cancer Hospital, Vijayawada In oncology, stage at diagnosis is one of the most consequential variables in a patient’s outcome. It is a clinical term, but it carries an entirely human meaning: the earlier a cancer is found, the more options exist, the less aggressive the treatment needs to be, and the greater …

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5 Essential Apps Every Mother Should Have in 2026: From Child Safety to Self-Care

OR From Protecting Kids to Prioritising Self: 5 Must-Have Apps for Modern Mothers Parenting today is vastly different from what it used to be. A generation ago, parents relied on instinct, grandparents’ advice, and trial-and-error. Today’s parents balance work pressure, digital distractions, emotional expectations, and the constant fear of “Am I doing enough for my child?” From managing tantrums to …

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Mehndi Poses For Bride

To get the best mehndi poses for bride, one has to consider factors like lighting, outfit, props, facial expressions and camera angles With the new generation, Indian traditions are often getting transformed with a modern flavor. A relevant example is the mehndi poses for bride, which has now become an important part of the overall wedding ceremony. Mehndi poses for …

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5 Mother’s Day Gifts That’ll Make Her Feel Truly Celebrated

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re still hunting for the perfect gift, we’ve got you sorted. From fresh blooms that arrive at her doorstep to personalised keepsakes she’ll treasure for years, this list is packed with thoughtful picks for every kind of mom and every budget. Whether your mom is the kind who loves a cosy …

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Healthy Smiles Start at Home: 5 Dental Habits Every Mom Should Pass On

Motherhood is often defined by the little things that stay with us for life. From the way we speak to the values we carry forward, many of our everyday habits are shaped at home. This Mother’s Day shines a spotlight on a simple yet lasting legacy mothers can pass on to their children: the habit of good oral hygiene. Healthy …

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Five Key Travel Advisories for Indians Planning Trips Now

The US-Iran ceasefire is a positive trigger for Indian travel sentiment. While it will not bring immediate boost to the travel segment, but travel costs may stabilize as oil prices would soften slightly following the announcement. In the medium term, if the ceasefire holds and transitions into a longer peace agreement, we could see, stronger outbound recovery from India, stabilization …

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Epochs of Whisky: Then, Now & Beyond at The Blue Bar, Taj West End

Mark World Whisky Day with an immersive cocktail journey at The Blue Bar, Taj West End, Bengaluru, as it presents “Epochs of Whisky: Then, Now & Beyond” — a thoughtfully curated celebration of whisky’s enduring legacy and evolving artistry. From 16th to 20th May 2026, this limited-period experience invites guests to explore whisky through time, reimagined across generations of mixology. …

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How to Engage Kids During Summer Holidays with Fun Activities?

Summer vacations are meant to be times when children can unwind and explore while having fun at the same time. This is the period they have been looking forward to because it will provide them with an escape from their daily routine. What starts as excitement quickly turns into endless screen time, restless energy, and a daily struggle to keep kids …

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The Asthma Gap: Why Safe Breathing Shouldn’t Be a Luxury

Most of us don’t think about breathing, it’s something we do automatically. But for more than 260 million people around the world, every breath is a conscious deal with their surroundings. As we celebrate World Asthma Day, it’s time to face a harsh truth, being able to breathe freely has become a sign of privilege. The “Asthma Gap” isn’t just …

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Vilasa Home: Brass, Revisited in Contemporary India

Brass has long occupied a meaningful place in Indian households. From ritual objects and heirloom utensils to decorative accents passed down through generations, the material carries with it a sense of continuity and cultural depth. For decades, however, its presence in everyday spaces remained largely confined to tradition—often viewed as something ceremonial rather than contemporary. Today, that perception is gradually …

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