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Dengue season: Mosquitoes taking over your house? These 7 common plants can act as a natural shieldUrban residents are using plants on balconies to repel mosquitoes. Fragrant herbs and flowers are being adopted for their natural repellent...- Science behind boiling lemon peels with bay leaves: What studies say about this popular practice and its benefitsBoiling lemon peels and bay leaves creates a pleasant home fragrance through aromatic compounds. These natural ingredients release scents w...
- 7 indoor plants that may help repel mosquitoes away from homeMosquito coils, sprays, and electric mats work, but they also fill your home with chemicals you breathe in every day. These seven plants co...
- How to get rid of lizards without killing them: Simple home remedies that workLizards are beneficial visitors, helping control insect populations. Instead of removal, focus on making homes less attractive to them. Sim...
- Best Lizard Repellents: Natural, Effective and Safe Solutions for a Lizard-free HomeFinding the best lizard repellents is essential for homeowners who want to keep their living spaces free of unwanted reptiles. These natura...
- Sonam Wangchuk, supporters continue hunger strike on day 4Sonam Wangchuk, on a hunger strike demanding inclusion of Ladakh in the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, received support from an RSS me...
- How to protect yourself from monsoon-related diseasesWith a few preventive measures and cautious steps, you can protect yourself from monsoon-related diseases. By practicing personal hygiene, ...
- Court in Delhi restrains Naaptol from displaying products that disparage Dabur’s OdomosBSE-listed Dabur argued that Naaptol Online, an omnichannel shopping platform while displaying its product ‘Electric Mosquito Repellent & I...
- Indians are putting away their sanitisers and stocking up on home care products like never beforeHand sanitiser had emerged as a focal product for multiple brands in the pandemic quarter last year. However, FMCG companies noted a drop i...
- GNFC forays into FMCG segment with neem-based productsDemand for natural consumer products has soared in recent years, helping Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali to become a Rs. 10,000-crore company in le...
- From bats and blankets to ACs, how the machhar economy is growing in IndiaWith the mosquito menace growing every year, all kinds of innovative products such as ACs, lamps, patches and bands have hit the market.
- Why Mondelez is not worried about new competition in IndiaRivals Nestlé, Ferrero India and even Patanjali hit the market with new launches in the chocolates category dominated by Mondelez.
- Godrej looking to acquire personal care companies in with war chest of Rs 3,000 croreThe maker of GoodKnight mosquito repellent and Cinthol soap gets nearly half its sales from international businesses, mainly Indonesia and ...
- Don't overuse mosquito repellents, say expertsFrom mosquito repellent creams to coils, there is a variety of options, but experts advise caution in selecting repellents due to their hig...
- Lotus Herbals doesn't need any funding: Scion Nitin Passi"We won't sell out and we don't have plans to list in the near term," said 38-year-old Nitin Passi. "Neither do we need private equity fund...
- IITs can play major role in changing IndiaInfosys CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan on Sunday said that IITs can play a major role in changing India if they are more practical.
- Krauter to launch maternity care productsKrauter Healthcare will invest Rs 50 crore in next two years in setting up a manufacturing unit and introducing new products.
- Krauter: Pioneer in India-herbal babycareIt took five years for the homegrown Krauter to perfect and pioneer a whole new category in India-herbal babycare.
- Wellness smells the retail aromaHealth revolution is benefiting not only the end users but also businesses stepping in to satisfy the need of the consumers. Balance body a...
- Dabur sets up new manufacturing unit in NigeriaFMCG major Dabur has set up a new factory in Nigeria for manufacturing a range of toothpastes for the African market.
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