How to Keep Your Hearing Healthy
Experts share simple habits to protect hearing, from keeping noise down to having the ears checked once a year.
Experts share simple habits to protect hearing, from keeping noise down to having the ears checked once a year.
Eating with a spoon makes no particular difference to health, but eating with the hands has some benefits, according to an Indian media report.
The right diet, sensible use of cooking oil and regular exercise can keep cholesterol under control, even for those with a family history.
A few daily habits, from lemon water to a weekly detox bath and exercise, are suggested for clearing toxins from the body.
Cabbage, a popular winter vegetable now available all year, aids digestion and offers a range of other health benefits.
Nutritionists say a daily egg, eaten the right way, can help with a range of health problems, from anaemia to weak bones.
A few vitamin C-rich fruits in the daily diet can help keep skin bright and youthful.
Smriti Saha shares four recipes: chana dal, coconut and kheer sandesh, luchi, and the mixed vegetable dish labra.
Instead of queuing at crowded sweet shops during the pandemic, you can make the traditional Bengali amsotto kheer roll at home.
A step-by-step recipe for malai cha, the cream-topped milk tea, made with tea leaves, egg yolk or biscuit crumbs, cream and optional saffron and cardamom.
A simple weekend recipe for morog polao, chicken cooked in yoghurt and spices and layered with fragrant polao rice, loved by young and old alike.
The World Health Organization has warned people against popular myths about protecting themselves from the new coronavirus.