Can Eating Watermelon Cause Food Poisoning?
After four members of one family in India died of suspected food poisoning, experts say watermelon itself is not harmful but can become dangerous if contaminated.
After four members of one family in India died of suspected food poisoning, experts say watermelon itself is not harmful but can become dangerous if contaminated.
Crisp fritters made with seasonal summer vegetables can turn vegetables into a snack everyone enjoys.
A banana's nutritional value shifts as it ripens and changes colour, so the best time to eat one depends on what your body needs.
A little salt at the start does little harm to masoor dal, but tougher lentils cook faster if salt is added once they are soft.
CookingA recipe published on 25 April 2026, during a heatwave, turns two green mangoes, mint, sugar, black salt and spices into frozen lollies; here are its steps, what the ingredients are, and WHO advice on sugar, salt and heat.
Fresh chilli sauce made at home with red chillies, garlic and vinegar is healthier than shop-bought sauce and can be tuned to taste.
A joint report by the Food and Agriculture Organization and the World Meteorological Organization warns that extreme heat is pushing some food supplies towards the brink.
A good dressing can transform a salad, and sauces made with yoghurt are both healthy and refreshing.
CookingA Jagonews24 recipe of 18 April 2026: half the shrimp is ground into beaten eggs, the rest is marinated in salt and turmeric, fried for 2-3 minutes and scattered on top, and the omelette is served with hot rice.
Green jackfruit, widely available in the hot season, is rich in nutrients and brings several health benefits when cooked properly.
A little beef can lift a curry of green jackfruit, or echor, which is now in the markets.
CookingOn 15 April 2026, as a mild heatwave spread across western Bangladesh, Jagonews24's lifestyle desk offered a light lunch dish: ridge gourd and potato cooked in poppy seed paste with mustard oil and green chillies.
CookingA cutting method credited to Japan and shared widely on social media, reported by Jagonews24 on 11 April 2026, follows the faint lines inside a watermelon so its black seeds come away in strips instead of being picked out one by one.