Lifestyle News, Latest Lifestyle News | Argus News
`
- Follow us |
|
|
|
|
Home-Cooked Veg And Non-Veg Thalis Get Cheaper As Prices Of Tomatoes, Broilers Ease
New Delhi, Sep 6: The cost of both home-cooked veg and non-veg thalis eased in August as prices of tomatoes and broilers declined in India, a report showed on Friday.
The effect was
Swaad Odisha Season-2: Know How To Make “Korean Ramen Bowl Dish” At Home
Bhubaneswar, Aug 26: Odisha's first cooking reality show 'Swaad Odisha Season-2' has hit the airwaves, promising a fresh dose of entertainment and culinary delights.
The cooking
Technology & social media not best tool for kids in classrooms: Study
New Delhi, Aug 16: Excessive time spent on technology and social media can hinder children from forming meaningful connections, according to a US-based study on Friday.
The findings
Pancreatic Cancer Patients May Benefit From A Ketogenic Diet
New Delhi, Aug 15: A ketogenic diet -- consisting of high-fat, low-carb foods -- may boost treatment outcomes for people suffering from pancreatic cancer, according to a mice study.
Losing Just 1 Hour Of Sleep At Night May Be Harmful To Health
New Delhi, Aug 3: Losing just an hour of sleep at night may be harmful to health and lead to problems with memory and focus, according to an expert.
The human body requires an optimum sleep
ICW 2024: Aditi Rao Hydari Says The ‘Collection Is So Rooted In India & Its Traditions’
New Delhi, July 30: Actress Aditi Rao Hydari dazzled as the showstopper for fashion designer Jayanti Reddy's collection at the FDCI India Couture Week.
Aditi exuded elegance and royalty in a
PM Modi Shares 'Tadasana Yoga' Video Ahead Of International Yoga Day
New Delhi, June 13: In view of the run-up to the 10th edition of the International Yoga Day on June 21, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday shared a video clip of Tadasana or the palm tree
40 pc of Indian men don’t talk about their mental health openly: Experts
New Delhi, June 13: While society has started openly discussing issues such as anxiety, depression, and stress, men’s mental health continues to be an overlooked area. About 40 per cent of men
1.6 mn people worldwide fall ill daily due to eating contaminated food: WHO
New Delhi, June 6: A 1.6 million people, including 40 per cent of children under 5, worldwide fall ill due to the consumption of unsafe food, said Saima Wazed, WHO Regional Director on Thursday
Download Argus News App
24X7 LIVE UPDATE ODISHA NEWS | BIG BREAKING NEWS
