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How To Monitor Air Quality At Home

Not many people know that pollution inside a home could be around 2-5 times higher than outdoors A home environment may seem like a safe haven in comparison to the heavy pollution seen outside. However, there are various pollutants present in homes as well. The situation can become more problematic if there is a lack of proper air circulation. Pollutants …

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Staying Without Leaving a Scar: How EkoStay Is Building a Travel Brand That Works With Nature, Not Against It

On World Environment Day, India’s leading professionally managed villa brand makes the case that the most sustainable hotel is one that was never built Mumbai, 3rd June 2026: Every year on World Environment Day, the conversation turns to what must be changed. At EkoStay, the conversation has always been about what should never be built in the first place. Founded in 2018, EkoStay …

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How Meghalaya Rewrote Its Health Story in Eight Years

A glance at what the NFHS-6 numbers reveal about a state that decided not to wait. There is a particular kind of progress that does not announce itself loudly. It does not arrive as a ribbon-cutting or a single triumphant statistic. It accumulates quietly, one institutional birth at a time, one fully immunised child at a time, one young woman …

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How Smoking, Alcohol, and Screen-Time Stress Are Affecting Reproductive Health in India

India is witnessing a steady rise in fertility related concerns among young adults, particularly in urban populations. Delayed marriages, stressful work cultures, sedentary lifestyles, tobacco use, social drinking, irregular sleep patterns, and excessive screen time are increasingly influencing reproductive health in both men and women. Estimates of infertility in India vary widely, from around 3.9% to 16.8%, with a higher …

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Ebola Virus Disease Emerging Global Health Challenge

Ebola is a virus known to cause deadliest disease and a threat to humanity. The disease emerged in 1976 near the Ebola river in the Democratic Republic of Congo, hence the name. It is also called as Sudan Virus. It was mainly confined to African Countries with several outbreaks. But it has now been a new global pandemic. Ebola spreads …

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World Interior Day Special ft. Merino: Why Future Interiors Will Be Defined by Health, Durability & Everyday Performance

For more than six decades, Merino Industries has quietly shaped the way millions experience interior spaces across homes, workplaces and hospitality environments around the world. Right from surfaces that become part of everyday family moments all the way upto advanced chip boards that strengthen kitchens and furniture systems from within, the company’s journey has always remained deeply connected with how …

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Reset Your Gut This World Digestive Health Day with Organic India’s Power of Herbs

Your wellbeing begins with your gut, and this World Digestive Health Day, choose the purest and most authentic products from Organic India. Bringing nature’s purity and wellness to everyday living. Organic India’s certified organic products and herbs undergo 600+ quality checks, are sourced directly from 2000+ organic farmers, and are backed by global organic certifications. Grown in chemical and pesticide-free …

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What to Do Immediately After a Dog Bite

Dog bites should always be taken seriously because they can lead to infections, tetanus, nerve injury, and rabies, which is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. The actions taken in the first few minutes and hours are critical. Stay Calm and Move to Safety Immediately move away from the dog to prevent further bites. Do not panic, shout or try …

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How excessive heat in the workplace affects physical and mental health

With rising temperatures across cities like Bengaluru, many people are spending long hours working in hot environments — whether outdoors or in poorly ventilated indoor spaces. Excessive heat is not just uncomfortable; it can affect both physical and mental health. The good news is that with awareness and simple measures, these risks can be reduced. Why workplace heat is a …

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Swimming Pools and Eye Health: Are Chlorine Levels Harming Your Vision?

Why Chlorine Is Used and What It Does to the Eyes Swimming pools use chlorine as a disinfectant to treat their water and eliminate dangerous microorganisms. The substance functions as a vital component of hygienic practices because it can eliminate bacteria and viruses and parasites from surfaces. People who swim in pools contribute to the pool water composition through their …

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