Type 2 diabetes, obesity may have a link with late-night eating – especially close to bedtime, according to research results.

Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a senior neurologist at Apollo Hospitals, analysed whether it’s better to run outdoors or stay indoors when air pollution...

Delhi is launching its first cloud seeding experiment to combat severe winter pollution, aiming to induce artificial rain. The ₹3.21 crore ...

Winter Storm Lola is heading to the Central Plains and Midwest. The storm will bring some severe winter weather. Several alerts have been i...

Sports gloves have significant benefits of use for people who take their fitness and sports seriously or even for casual sports enthusiasts...

A detailed discussion was held on various organisational activities to be started in upcoming days and reach out to beneficiaries of variou...

ESOPs have become a common compensation system in startups to give employees a sense of ownership in the company's growth, but mid-career p...

Experts agree that exercise can help protect health through several different mechanisms.

Because we don't know how long this will last, it's great to think of methods to improve your work-from-home situation!

Almost any kind of aerobic activity likely helps against excessive worry and dread, says this Swedish study.

As the weather gets colder & days become shorter, some people experience seasonal depression.

Researchers aren't yet clear on what causes SAD, but it's likely to be complex and multifaceted.

Exercising during the winter can actually burn more calories than when you exercise in summer.

The Bill seeks to empower the central government to formulate and notify, from time to time, suitable welfare schemes for unorganised worke...

India is readying to officially recognise transgenders and accord benefits of reservation in education and jobs to this marginalised commun...

BJP today termed tomorrow's reshuffle of union council of ministers as an "exercise in vain" saying the government should have taken a fres...

The findings are contrary to the government's repeated claims in Parliament that benefits accrued only to the eligible.