The markets should be in a happy frame of mind till the time the current ceasefire in the Gulf region holds. Not many may like us using the...

A senior neurologist from Apollo Hospitals explained that sugar does not need to be completely eliminated, as occasional sweets are harmles...

The health ministry is initiating an awareness campaign by installing "oil and sugar boards" in central institutions like AIIMS Nagpur, hig...

Jamun seed powder, derived from the Indian blackberry, is gaining recognition for its potential to regulate blood sugar levels, rooted in A...

Diwali and the Indian wedding season, while joyous, pose a challenge for managing diabetes due to the abundance of sweets. High sugar intak...

During Diwali, there is excessive consumption of mithai leading to potential health risks like diabetes. Traditional enthusiasm for sweets ...

As food and beverage (F&B) sales now make up nearly 50% of operational revenue for some hotels in India, leading brands are adopting innova...

In a first-of-its-kind export, a 4,000 kg consignment of barnyard millet and ragi (finger millet), grown along the Ganga in Uttarakhand, wa...

Scientists claim that coloured wheat could reduce malnourishment and possibly prevent obesity and other lifestyle diseases.

While everyone jokes about putting on weight, more than the calories, it is the amount of sugar that one needs to keep an eye on.

Slimming down is a lot tougher than it sounds, especially the healthy way. Here are eight flubs you might be making while trying to shed.

Insurance companies are keeping tabs on the regimen and diet of policyholders with pre-existing medical conditions.

Buoyed by the success, the government is considering starting two such shops at every airport and at every railway station across the state.

However, remember to wash them well and check whether they are ripe and ready to eat.

Traditional sweets like gujiyas, puran poli, malpuas, halwa, ladoos, barfis and pedas are customary preparations in every household.

Govt revoked a patent granted for a medicine made from the extract of jamun, lavangpatti and chundun meant to treat diabetes.

The Madras HC restrained a chain of sweetshops from selling sweets made with fructose/levulose.