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. …
Read More »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 …
Read More »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 …
Read More »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 …
Read More »Persistent Cough Could Be Undiagnosed Asthma
Doctors warn persistent cough is often overlooked as a key symptom of asthma Indoor air pollution now emerging as a major trigger for respiratory flare-ups Early diagnosis and regular inhaler use can prevent severe asthma attacks and deaths Hyderabad, May 4: A cough lasting more than two to three weeks, especially if it worsens at night or early morning, along with intermittent breathlessness …
Read More »Clearing the Air: The Impact of Smoking on Mental Health
Smoking and mental health have a complex, bidirectional relationship. Most smokers say that they want to stop, but some continue because smoking seems to relieve stress and anxiety. It’s a common belief that smoking helps you relax. But smoking actually increases anxiety and tension. Adults with depression are much more likely to smoke than adults without depression. Impact of smoking …
Read More »Compare Corbett And Ranthambore For A 5 Day Wildlife Photography Trip In November On A 50k Budget
While there are many options for wildlife photography in India, enthusiasts often look at the overall experience before finalizing their plans Wildlife photography is a great way to explore the great outdoors and capture beautiful moments that are truly unique. When planning a 5-day wildlife photography trip, some of the best options include the Jim Corbett National Park in Uttarakhand …
Read More »Sunstroke Symptoms Prevention Tips in Summer
Sunstroke, which is also known as heatstroke, develops into a dangerous condition when excessive body heat accumulation happens through extended time spent in hot environments or through body fluid loss. The situation becomes dangerous for life when medical assistance does not arrive during the first critical time period. Symptoms The main symptoms of this condition are extremely high body temperature …
Read More »Healthy’ Packaged Foods May Be Quietly Harming Children’s Livers, Warns Pediatrician
In today’s fast paced urban lifestyle, so called healthy packaged foods have become a staple in many households. From multigrain biscuits and fruit juices to protein bars and low fat snacks, these products are often marketed as smart choices for growing children. But are they truly as beneficial as they claim? or could they be quietly impacting your child’s liver …
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