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Fatty liver treatment: Turmeric good or bad? Harvard doctor explains how using it is safe and how notTurmeric, widely used in cooking and traditional medicine, is often praised for its liver-supporting properties due to its active compound,...- Over 136,000 lemon meringue pies recalled by California-based bakery; distributed across 14 statesJessie Lord Bakery recalled 136,252 cases of lemon meringue pies across 14 states due to undeclared Yellow #5. The FDA classified this as a...
- India, the world’s largest producer of pulses, wants to stop imports by 2028. Here’s why it’s not workingWith pulses’ production falling and imports rising, is it possible for the government to reach the self-sufficiency goal in four years?
- Rupee may hit 84.20/$ by Dec-end; gold seen under pressure: Kishore Narne, Motilal Oswal"SPDR Gold holdings are down by ~7% on a YTD basis, while central banks are buying gold at the fastest pace in 55 years. According to the W...
- As gold prices rise. What is in store for gold and gold funds?In May, gold prices rose above the key psychological level of $1,900 per ounce, ending the month roughly 8% higher and turning positive for...
- Coronavirus vaccine development is on track. The next challenge? Tackling the side effectsThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plans to send daily texts to those who are vaccinated for the first week and then weekl...
- Chinese reaction may be a warning so that India sides with it on Covid, Taiwan, says ex-foreign secy Shyam SaranThe incidents at Naku La on the Sikkim-Tibet border and the other on Pangong Lake in Ladakh are not unusual. They often erupt when patrols ...
- ‘Face of globalisation is changing from products to services, data information’Global CEOs’ panel discuss globalisation, technology and navigating a world in transition at ETGBS.
- Here's how major commodities are likely to perform in 2017There is considerable uncertainty around the outlook of the implementation of the Opec agreement, which, if carried through, will undoubted...
- Reasons of decolouration of Taj Mahal yet to be established: CSEA think tank on environment issues in India today said that the "exact" causes for discolouration of Taj Mahal have not been established.
- Parliamentary panel to hear stakeholders' views on Taj Mahal's discolourationIt said that Taj is changing colour due to deposition of dust and carbon containing particles emitted in the burning of fossil fuels, bioma...
- May 2, 2014: Mecklai Financial report on rupeeIndian Rupee opened stronger by 13 paisa at 60.20 amid softnes in dollar across the board in particular against European majors. However, w...
- Repeat of 1991? India fast slipping into danger territory"Policy-makers think ‘this time is different’ when it comes to economic woes. An external account worse than 1991 could roil the currency a...
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