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M&S, the iconic British Retailer, showcased its much-anticipated Summer 26 Collection at Bangalore Times Fashion Week, bringing the spirit of summer to the runway. Through this, M&S celebrates the power of compliments highlighting how small moments of appreciation can uplift confidence, inspire personal style, and make everyday fashion feel even more meaningful. About the Summer 26 Collection showcased at Bangalore Times Fashion week by M&S The collection opened with The Summer Refresh where ease meets artisanal detail. Cotton embellished tops brought a playful lightness to everyday dressing, while breezy cotton dresses offered effortless femininity. Intricately embroidered gilets and dresses wove rich texture and craft into warm-weather dressing. Relaxed linen shirts completed the edit with quiet, effortless cool. The Holiday Edit introduced a warm, earthy palette featuring swimwear, breezy dresses, co-ord sets, and …

Lithium is a trace mineral that occurs naturally in small quantities within water, soil, and specific food products. While minerals like iron and calcium have official recommendations regarding their optimal daily consumption levels, no such recommendation exists for lithium; hence, a “lack” of lithium has not been scientifically defined yet. Some scientists propose, however, that low environmental and dietary consumption …

The intense summer heat has a way of completely draining your energy before your day even really begins. Waking up to immediate humidity or stepping out into the sun can instantly spoil your mood, leaving you feeling sticky, irritable, and quickly dehydrated. When the temperature spikes like this, your body practically craves something cool. But reaching for a canned soda …

For many people, completing cancer treatment marks the end of one journey and the beginning of another. While ringing the bell or hearing that treatment is complete is a significant milestone, survivorship often comes with its own set of challenges. Physical recovery, emotional healing, and adapting to life after cancer can feel overwhelming, leaving many survivors wondering how to move …

Bengaluru | 26 June 2026: Doctors across India are witnessing a growing number of patients developing cataracts in their 40s and 50s, with diabetes increasingly emerging as a major contributing factor. As the burden of diabetes rises in the country, ophthalmologists say persistently high blood sugar levels are accelerating changes in the eye’s natural lens, leading to earlier onset and faster …

Chronic stress can have a significant impact on where the body stores fat, particularly around the abdomen. When a person experiences ongoing stress, the body continuously releases stress hormones, especially cortisol. While cortisol is essential for helping the body respond to challenges, persistently elevated levels can disrupt normal metabolism and promote fat accumulation around the belly. One reason this happens …

While you may have chosen the best anti dandruff shampoo, the method and frequency of application is also important Not everyone has dandruff. But for those who have this problem, it can be a very frustrating experience. That’s because no matter how hard you try, almost nothing seems to work. The dandruff seems unbeatable and almost always comes back. The …

Travel planning today is no longer limited to booking flights and hotels. A new generation of travel-tech and experience-led platforms is making it easier for travellers to discover, compare, and book highly specialised holidays that were once difficult to access or plan independently. From expedition cruises and curated milestone experiences to luxury rail journeys, private safaris, and hyper-local retreats, these …

For decades, edible oils have been a hot topic in public discussions. They sit at the intersection of nutrition science, tradition, consumer perception and increasingly, social media-led fear. One day a particular oil is celebrated as a “superfood,” and the next it is accused of causing inflammation, obesity or heart disease. Consumers are left navigating a maze of contradictory claims …

Growing prevalence of diabetes, hypertension and lifestyle-related health conditions is contributing to earlier onset of cataracts, prompting calls for greater awareness and regular eye examinations. Bengaluru, 22 June 2026: Cataracts, the leading cause of blindness, have long been considered a condition associated with ageing, typically affecting people in their 60s and beyond. However, ophthalmologists are now reporting a noticeable rise …