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India’s heat exposes a fragile grid as energy crunch deepensIndia is bracing for an intense summer with heat waves set to persist. Power grids are under immense pressure due to rising demand and ener...- India in the hot seat as blackout risks rise with temperatureAs the summer heatwave intensifies, India is preparing for relentless heat well past June. Power networks are under immense strain due to i...
- What’s the psychology behind people who arrive at the airport hours early and fear missing a flight?The psychology of people who arrive at the airport too early reflects a complex blend of anxiety, personality traits, and learned behaviour...
- The Overlooked Kitchen Surface Where Bacteria Spreads FastestYour kitchen sponge may be dirtier than you think. Scientific studies reveal sponges are a breeding ground for bacteria, spreading germs li...
- PNG supply to restaurants, eateries in Maharashtra increased by 20%: MinisterCommercial Piped Natural Gas supply in Maharashtra has been increased by 20 percent. This decision offers relief to restaurants and eaterie...
- 3 everyday foods you might regret eating during monsoon, according to health coachHealth and fitness creator Gunjan Taneja has advised against consuming three specific foods during the monsoon season: mangoes, milk produc...
- 'Cooking is so relaxing,' Oh, shut upMany people find cooking therapeutic, but the author disagrees. The author finds the idea of cooking as self-care unrealistic. Dicing onion...
- Man fought with wife, got scared and started living in a stranger’s house. Bizarre incident ends in police arrestA 44-year-old Florida man was arrested after breaking into a stranger’s vacant home in Davenport to avoid going back to his wife following ...
- Rakesh Poojary dies at 33: When fitness isn’t enough, why young, 'healthy-looking' Indians are still suffering heart attacksRakesh Poojary's untimely death at 33 due to a heart attack has sparked concerns about rising heart issues among young Indians. Experts att...
- After LPG price cut, will petrol, diesel be the next as polls near?The government’s decision to reduce liquefied petroleum gas could lower inflation by around 30 basis points, economists Samiran Chakraborty...
- Remembering the East African Indian expulsions: How food came to the rescue of people going through displacement & lossYasmin Alibhai-Brown’s book is a memoir of growing up in Uganda and then becoming part of the diaspora of Indians expelled by Idi Amin, the...
- States step up relief measures for households battling inflationPoliticians are worried about the impact of sharp increase in prices on household essentials. For example, food inflation, which accounts f...
- Central team to visit Dima Hasao on May 27 to assess extent of loss due to floodsThe state government stated that 82,503 hectares crop areas have remained affected in flood hit areas. In all, 366 relief camps and 290 rel...
- For cooks toiling in kitchens, sitting down should be a rightCooking takes a real toll on the body due to the fact that its mostly done standing up, stooped over a stove or kitchen table.
- Subsidised cooking gas prices rise 20% in a year while crude oil falls 40%Monthly increase in the net price for subsidised consumers and the recent collapse in global rates has helped end the subsidy. With kerosen...
- View: Govt's Covid relief should be aimed at helping needy, not boosting demandMoney is not the real challenge. Rather, it is choosing the right policy levers and being very clear about policy objectives. All that mone...
- More calibrated responses from govt expected as impact of Covid-19 unfolds: SBI ChiefNew Delhi, Mar 26 () Terming the relief package as timely intervention, SBI Chairman Rajnish Kumar on Thursday said more calibrated respons...
- From car and phones to cooking gas and diesel, prices likely to shoot upGet ready to pay more for cooking gas and diesel, where the government may allow oil marketing companies to raise prices by at least Re 1 e...
- Jayalalithaa removes 4% VAT on LPG in Tamil NaduThe Tamil Nadu government on Tuesday decided to drop the 4% value added tax on LPG to provide relief to domestic consumers.
- Jaya removes 4% VAT on LPGThe TN government has decided to drop 4% VAT on LPG to provide relief to domestic consumers in light of Centre's decision to hike petroleum...
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