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Pillow prints on your face are not as harmless as they seem, say dermatologistsWaking up with face lines from your pillow is common. These sleep creases can indicate your skin's elasticity and aging process. Dermatolog...- Your phone is silently making you older than your age, and you can stop it: What your screentime is really doing to your skinExperts are warning that constant phone use is accelerating visible aging, a phenomenon dubbed “tech neck.” Prolonged screen time, poor pos...
- Apple’s first foldable iPhone to launch in 2026: ReportApple is expected to launch the iPhone 17 lineup on September 9, with updates to the Apple Watch and AirPods. A foldable iPhone is expected...
- Thoughtful & Affordable: The Best Baby Shower Gifts Under ₹1000Finding the best baby shower gifts under ₹1000 can be challenging, but not anymore! We have carefully curated a list of thoughtful, practic...
- 'Star is born': From homeless to Test hero for Yashasvi JaiswalYashasvi Jaiswal, the young Indian cricketer, scored a remarkable century in the Perth Test match. His journey is inspiring. He overcame ho...
- Super comfortable bedsheets under 3000 in IndiaYour room is your sanctuary where you detoxify your mind, body, and soul when you crash into your bed after a long day. To enjoy a sound sl...
- Dhruv Jurel reveals reason for sleepless night before playing against England. Check it hereDhruv Jurel's sleepless night didn't stop him from making a splendid innings against England. He aimed to spend more time in the middle, ad...
- What the future holds for Coach Rahul Dravid?Rahul Dravid, the Indian cricket coach, has earned the trust of his players through his tight-knit team, strong communication, and understa...
- ICC World Cup: Hosts go top of the table with five wins in as many gamesIndia were right on top at 19 for 2, but Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell did not think anything was lost. While Ravindra chanced his arm...
- Cricket: India wins second test by 6 wickets after Australia crumbleTravis Head, who had set up the second innings beautifully, powering Australia to 62 for 1 from just 12 overs on the second day, was one of...
- English breakfast in Melbourne with second T20 titleNot for the first time, Stokes had brought his big-match temperament and situational awareness to the fore when his team needed it the most...
- Down Syndrome Day: Is the condition inherited? What are its symptoms?Music and art are frequently used in therapy of kids with Down Syndrome.
- T20 World Cup biggest responsibility of career; Dhoni is life coach and brother: Hardik PandyaThis would be India's first World Cup campaign since Dhoni retired in 2020 and the side will open its campaign against Pakistan on October ...
- We need to be little considerate towards umpiresThe widespread use of technology has proven the saving grace of the umpire who has a bad day. Imagine the chaos if all of Wilson’s eight ov...
- Out of work, poor live on charity, dolesTo insulate the most marginalised from such a situation, a Jan Ahaar scheme had been started by the Congress government in Delhi.
- Stressed at work? 8 signs that suggest your hectic job is the reasonYou just got promoted. You're making good money. But every time you feel off, you end up popping antacid tablets like candy.
- Ananda in the Himalayas is the best place to experience serenityAt Ananda it all begins with a million questions. Everything checked on the physical, mental, emotional barometer.
- World Cup 2015: Tim Southee comes up with 7/33, Brendon McCullum hits fastest 50Having won the toss and chosen to bat under blue skies, England were bowled out for 124, and the White Ferns chased it down with ease.
- Log off your mind; digital revolution can wait!It is essential to do a digital detox because just as you are health conscious & care about your arteries, liver & overall fitness; your mi...
- India is more French than British in partisanship over historyIn India, perhaps due to past turbulence, there has been a tendency to emulate the French and construct an idyllic past, unlike the British...
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