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Are bachelors the new villains? Bengaluru Reddit post sparks outrage over no guests allowed rule

Every few months, a Reddit post ignites a wider cultural debateand this time, it came from a frustrated bachelor in Bengaluru. His simple rant about being treated like a suspicious teenager while families receive preferential treatment struck a national chord. What began as a personal complaint quickly evolved into a broader conversation about housing discrimination, social bias, moral policing, and the everyday struggles single people face in urban India. The viral post has now sparked what many are calling a civil-rights-for-singles movement, as thousands share similar stories of being denied apartments, judged for lifestyle choices, and sidelined in a society that still prioritizes the family unit over individual autonomy.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 2:38 pm

THIS simple night routine is fixing burnout and clearing the mind in minutes

Burnout is a growing concern, but a simple bay leaf ritual offers a powerful solution. This practice provides mental closure, allowing the brain to release daily stress and tension. By symbolically letting go, individuals can achieve deeper rest, wake up clearer, and feel emotionally lighter, fostering a healthier relationship with sleep and well-being.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

6 exercises you should avoid if you have back pain

Back pain can develop into a major problem that affects our day-to-day chores. A lot of people resort to exercise as a relief or strengthening habit for their backs-but not all exercises are safe when you are dealing with back pain. Some types of movements can actually worsen the pain or even cause new injuries if done improperly or without proper guidance. The distinctions in which exercises to avoid and which alternatives can help support recovery and safely build strength are important to recognize if you have back pain. Here are six exercises you should avoid if you experience back pain-and explanations for why they can be so-harmful.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

What happens when your creatinine levels are high, and how it affects your kidneys

High creatinine is a sign that our kidneys are under stress, and are not filtering waste as they should

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 1:56 pm

5 desi ubtans to remove facial hair naturally

In India, ubtans have been a part of traditional skincare routines for centuriesnot just for glowing skin but also for helping reduce unwanted facial hair. The best part? Theyre made with ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen. Lets explore five desi ubtans you can try at home to tackle facial hair naturally.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 1:42 pm

7 pretty plants that are actually invasive species silently destroying Indian jungles

If you werent aware of this, here are 7 such deceptively pretty invaders that silently destroy Indian jungles.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 1:31 pm

Can creatine improve brain energy in perimenopausal and menopausal women; study reveals

New research explores how creatine might help women during perimenopause and menopause. A study shows creatine hydrochloride improved reaction times and brain creatine levels in women. This compound supports brain energy, which can decline during hormonal shifts. Creatine may ease challenges like fatigue and focus issues. It offers potential cognitive and metabolic benefits during this life transition.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 1:00 pm

From black tiger to black panther: 8 black animals that are rare sights in Indian forests

Here are eight such black animals that remain some of the most elusive beings roaming Indian forests. Do let us know in the comments if you have spotted any.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 12:47 pm

Soaked or dry raisins: Which one should you eat for better digestion and energy?

Raisins, being the dried version of grapes, are a powerhouse of vital nutrients like fiber, iron, potassium, and antioxidants. They make for healthy eating additions in any form to any diet. The most common question that is asked regarding raisins is, are soaked raisins healthier than dry raisins? Nutritionally, both provide nutrition, though they differ in digestion, nutrient absorption, energy release-and overall effects to the body. Understanding these differences can help you choose the best form to suit your health goals.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 12:30 pm

Frequency matching to pattern-break dating: Top 11 dating trends for 2026

The new year 2026 is about to knock our door. The year 2026 is very special and the planetary alignments suggest a new era of life.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 12:25 pm

Nasal drops for brain cancer: A breakthrough nanomedicine approach to treating glioblastoma

A groundbreaking nasal drop treatment is offering new hope for aggressive brain cancers like glioblastoma. Developed by scientists, this nanomedicine directly targets tumors, bypassing the protective blood-brain barrier. Early studies in mice show significant tumor reduction and immune system activation, paving the way for potentially less invasive and more effective human therapies.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 11:33 am

Sick baby ants beg to be killed: New research reveals shocking self-sacrifice to protect the colony

In a remarkable display of self-sacrifice, baby ants infected with a deadly fungus deliberately signal worker ants to kill them. This extreme measure prevents the spread of disease, protecting the entire colony. Researchers confirmed infected pupae emit a specific scent, triggering workers to open cocoons and spray formic acid, a potent germ killer.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 11:30 am

Meghan Markle's estranged father Thomas Markle undergoes surgery

Thomas Markle's story demonstrates how age, family background and personal choices create heart and brain health risks. The combination of high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol levels, diabetes, smoking, obesity, physical inactivity and chronic stress increases the chances of developing heart disease and stroke

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 10:58 am

Did Palash Muchhal ask Premanand Maharaj about his relationship?

Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana and composer Palash Muchhal's wedding, postponed due to Smriti's father's health scare, remains a topic of intense speculation. Palash was recently seen at a Vrindavan ashram, while his mother assured fans that both families are well and the wedding will happen soon, despite earlier infidelity rumors.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 10:18 am

Toe hair loss: A hidden warning sign of poor circulation, insulin resistance that doctor doesn't want you to ignore

Toe hair thinning can be a surprising indicator of your vascular health and metabolism. Poor blood flow, often linked to insulin resistance and conditions like type-2 diabetes, deprives hair follicles of vital nutrients, leading to hair loss. This subtle sign, alongside other symptoms like cold feet, warrants a doctor's consultation for early detection of potential circulatory issues.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 8:56 am

Green vs black vs red grapes: Which variety offers the most nutritional benefits

Grapes, a globally cherished fruit, offer a wealth of nutrients including vitamins, minerals, fibre, and antioxidants. While all varieties are beneficial, black and red grapes boast higher antioxidant levels like resveratrol, supporting heart health and reducing inflammation. Green grapes excel in hydration and vitamin content, making a varied intake ideal for overall well-being.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 8:00 am

Chanting the 12 names of Hanuman (Dvadasha Namvali) can offer protection against these life troubles

Ancient Hindu traditions highlight the power of divine names as vibrational tools. The Dvadasha Nama Stotra, chanting Lord Hanuman's 12 sacred names, offers protection from fear, anxiety, and negative energies. It also aids against hidden obstacles, health disturbances, ill intentions, self-doubt, and accidents, fostering courage and inner strength.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 8:00 am

The 3-3-3 workout rule: What science says about its effectiveness

The 3-3-3 workout rule offers a simple, structured approach to fitness, involving three workouts weekly, three exercises per session, and three sets per exercise. This method appeals for its ease of use and time efficiency, while research suggests it can yield similar results to higher frequency training when volume is consistent.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 7:00 am

6 most talked-about celebrity engagement rings of all times

Let's take a look at some expensive celebrity engagement rings that made history.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 6:00 am

Why indoor workouts during high AQI might possess risks to your health

High indoor pollution levels can significantly impact your workouts, even when you're indoors. Increased breathing during exercise draws more pollutants into your lungs, reducing stamina, causing respiratory stress, and straining your cardiovascular system. This can lead to fatigue and slower recovery. Practical steps like monitoring indoor AQI and using air purifiers can help mitigate these effects.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 4:00 am

Walking vs Jumping: Which is more effective for women and why

Walking helps women develop stronger bones in their hips and spine, which protects them from osteoporosis, during postmenopausal years. Research indicates that regular walking leads to better balance, reduced falls, and improved mood because of endorphin release

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 3:00 am

When is the right time to brush your teeth: Before breakfast or after? Know what experts recommend

Brushing your teeth before breakfast offers superior enamel protection by reducing overnight bacteria and applying fluoride before acidic food exposure. Brushing immediately after acidic meals can weaken enamel, leading to wear. Experts recommend brushing before breakfast or waiting at least 30 minutes afterward to safeguard your smile from daily dietary challenges.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 3:00 am

How Kim Kardashian stays fit at 45: Workout routine, diet & lifestyle secrets

Kim Kardashian, at 45, maintains her sculpted physique through a disciplined regimen. Her fitness foundation lies in strength training and weightlifting, complemented by Pilates for flexibility and injury prevention. She also embraces a plant-based diet, crediting it for her best shape. Post-childbirth, her focus shifted to core strengthening and functional movements for a safe, sustainable recovery.

The Times of India 4 Dec 2025 12:00 am

10 best foods to boost muscle growth and strength

Building muscle and increasing strength isnt just about spending hours in the gym, what one eats plays an equally critical role. While resistance training provides the stimulus for muscle growth, the right nutrition supplies the building blocks the body needs to repair, recover, and grow stronger. Proteins, essential amino acids, healthy fats, and micronutrients like iron, zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids all work together to optimize muscle protein synthesis, enhance recovery, and improve performance.Here are ten of the best foods for muscle growth and strength, backed by science.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:55 pm

Say these 5 nighttime affirmations and watch your life change

It is often said that You are what you think. It sounds like a complicated theory but it is as practical as it gets. Lets agree that every spiritual tradition believes one thing that the mind becomes what it repeatedly thinks. And it is here where our words play a significant role as our words have power to transform.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:46 pm

5 brutally honest lessons to take from Virat Kohli on how to crush success

What can we learn from Kohli, beyond cricket, about achieving success in life? Lets break it down.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:07 pm

Malaika Aroras yoga secrets: 5 beginner-friendly poses for body & mind

Malaika Arora is known for her committed fitness regime. Through social media, she shares yoga routines as a tool to unleash potential, feel powerful and attempt challenges fiercely. What stands out about her yoga approach, and what makes it accessible for many women, is that she doesnt just focus on flexibility or strength alone. Her routines combine balance, core strength, spine and hip mobility, mental calm, and posture alignment. Thus, following her style offers a holistic path that incorporates both body and mind. Here are five easy yoga poses from Malaikas fitness routine.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:00 pm

Inside Meghan Markles workout routine: Yoga, strength training, and mental wellness

Meghan Markle prioritizes a holistic fitness approach, blending childhood yoga roots with post-motherhood gentle exercises like Pilates and walking. Her routine emphasizes mental clarity and well-being over intense workouts, incorporating a mostly plant-based diet. This balanced lifestyle, featuring circuit training for strength and low-impact methods for flexibility, keeps her active and energized amidst a demanding schedule.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:41 pm

Vegetarians may be more prone to vitamin B12 deficiency; heres why

Vegetarians, beware! A vital nutrient, Vitamin B12, often goes unnoticed, despite its crucial role in energy, clear thinking, and nerve health. AIIMS Delhi doctor Dr. Priyanka Sehrawat highlights that plants don't produce B12, leaving vegetarians vulnerable to deficiency. Early signs like fatigue and tingling can be easily missed, underscoring the need for fortified foods or supplements.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:30 pm

Experts list 5 annual tests that catch silent health risks in women

A womans body often carries silent stories, of hormones shifting, cells changing, and organs coping. Annual tests act as early translators of these signals. Cervical screening, breast exams, core blood tests, vitamin checks, and age-based assessments together build a shield that protects long-term health. Doctors say yearly screenings are more than medical routines. They are acts of awareness, confidence, and care.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:00 pm

How cold showers affect your skin in winter: Dermatologist explains

Winter's chill prompts a look at cold showers. While they offer a temporary skin-tightening sensation and alertness, dermatologists caution they can worsen dryness and irritation in cold weather. Cold water doesn't hydrate; it merely slows moisture loss. Prioritizing consistent hydration and a balanced approach, like lukewarm showers, is key for healthy winter skin, not extreme temperatures.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:57 pm

Brain health of kids: Doctor-approved brain boosting foods every parent should add to the menu

What they eat has a direct effect on their memory, focus, mood, ability to learn and overall brain development. There isn't one magic food that will make you smarter overnight but a balanced diet full of certain nutrients can help your brain work better and grow in a healthy way.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:36 pm

Top 10 natural sources of magnesium to support women's health

In a womans body, magnesium quietly shaped some of the most essential processes. Even after providing steady energy, calm nerves, strong bones, and balanced hormones, surprisingly, many of us fall short on this mineral. For an adult woman, recommended magnesium intake is 310320 mg per day, which varies by age, and other stages like pregnancy or lactation. As per studies, dietary adequacy of magnesium is associated with better cardiometabolic and neurological outcomes. So, knowing the best natural sources of magnesium and how to incorporate them in daily diet can make a big difference. Below is a research-backed list of ten natural sources of magnesium every woman can benefit from.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:19 pm

Idols of which Gods should not be kept together?

Vastu Shastra advises on the proper placement of deities in home temples to ensure positive energy and prosperity. Certain combinations, like Shani Dev and Hanuman Ji, or fierce forms of gods, should be avoided due to conflicting energies. The article also outlines ideal directions, idol sizes, and maintenance practices for a harmonious home temple.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:13 pm

Tired of smelly, damp towels? This one simple method will keep your towels fresh and odour-free for days

Tired of damp, musty towels? A simple rolling technique can banish mildew and unpleasant odours. By pressing out excess water before hanging, towels dry faster and more evenly, preventing the damp pockets where bacteria thrive. This quick, energy-saving method ensures fresher bathrooms and extends towel life, making it a must-try laundry hack.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 6:00 pm

Man gets diagnosed with Colon Cancer at 31 with these 6 symptoms

Recently, a 31-year-old man got diagonsed with Colon Cancer. In an IG post, he listed down his symptoms, and why one must never ignore them, since Colon cancer often starts without pain or obvious trouble

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 6:00 pm

Rupee slides? Your holiday doesnt have to suffer 8 luxe destinations where INR is still strong

Here are eight opulent locations where INR is still surprisingly strong, allowing you to have premium experiences without having to spend premium money.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 6:00 pm

5 foods that are surprisingly bad for your teeth

While many focus on sweets, certain seemingly healthy foods can also harm dental health. Dried fruits, crackers, chips, flavored yogurts, and condiments like ketchup and BBQ sauce are surprisingly detrimental. These items can be sticky, high in sugar, or break down into sugars, feeding cavity-causing bacteria and potentially damaging enamel.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 6:00 pm

Dave Coulier diagnosed with tongue cancer: Signs to not ignore

Full House star Dave Coulier, 66, has been diagnosed with tongue cancer, a treatable P16 squamous carcinoma detected during a routine scan. This new diagnosis is unrelated to his previous battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Coulier is undergoing immediate radiation therapy, with doctors expressing a positive prognosis due to early detection.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 5:30 pm

5 adorable reasons cows act like playful grass puppies

Cows are far more emotionally expressive and affectionate than most people realise. When treated gently and given space to roam, they behave just like playful puppies: running joyfully, forming deep bonds, seeking affection, communicating through body language and enjoying toys and enrichment. Their loyalty, intelligence and warmth reveal that cows deserve empathy and respect beyond their traditional image as livestock.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 5:00 pm

Bryan Johnson introduces his girlfriend

Tech mogul Bryan Johnson, known for his anti-aging pursuits, revealed a three-year relationship with co-founder Kate Tolo. He found his 'Abigail' in Tolo, whom he met at his neurotechnology company, sharing a mutual obsession with AI's future. Their professional bond evolved into a stable, deeply fulfilling romance, fulfilling his lifelong desire for an intellectually matched partnership.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 5:00 pm

Meet Luana Lopes Lara: World's youngest self-made woman billionaire

Luana Lopes Lara, a 29-year-old former ballerina, has become the world's youngest self-made woman billionaire. Her prediction market startup, Kalshi, recently achieved an $11 billion valuation after securing $1 billion in funding. The platform, which allows trading on future events, has experienced rapid growth, overcoming regulatory challenges to become a major player in the financial tech landscape.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 4:56 pm

10 underrated, less crowded destinations for family getaways in December

If you are also among those who prefer quieter experiences over crowded tourist hotspots, here are some of the best places in India that promise memorable family trips with minimal hustle.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 4:16 pm

Nutrition fact of the day: Did you know? Your brain absolutely loves healthy fats

The brain thrives on healthy fats because they form its structure, protect its cells, and support memory and focus. Simple changes, eaten in steady amounts, can support brain health at every age.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 4:00 pm

2 lakh respiratory illness cases in Delhi due to pollution, reveals government data: Why people with diabetes and heart disease need extra protection right now

In a dire report from Delhi, healthcare facilities have logged more than 200,000 cases of acute respiratory issues, predominantly threatening at-risk groups such as those with diabetes and heart ailments. The toxic smog is not just a nuisance; it intensifies pre-existing health conditions, causing rapid arterial narrowing and extra stress on the heart.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:30 pm

How ageing affects your brain: What changes happen inside and how to slow them down

Our brains undergo subtle yet significant changes with age, impacting memory, mood, and cognitive function. While structural shrinkage and slower neural communication are natural, research reveals lifestyle choices like calorie restriction, physical activity, and mental stimulation can significantly slow this decline. Embracing these habits bolsters brain resilience and reduces the risk of age-related diseases.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:28 pm

'Kids bond more with maids: Sudhanshu & Premanand Jis viral take

Actor Sudhanshu Pandey voiced concern over modern parenting, noting children often bond more with nannies than parents due to busy schedules. He highlighted this emotional disconnect can lead to children seeking validation online, warning of severe long-term consequences.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:10 pm

Egypt was a gift of the the river that turned desert into fertile land

The Nile River, a vital artery flowing north for 6,650 km, has served as the cradle of Egyptian civilization for millennia. Its annual floods deposited fertile silt, transforming the Sahara into farmland and enabling trade. Ancient ruins, temples, and burial sites line its banks, offering a chronological journey through history.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:07 pm

Why Ashwagandha isnt for everyone: Benefits, risks, and who should avoid it

Ashwagandha offers evidence-backed benefits for stress, sleep, and athletic performance, with standardized extracts showing efficacy. However, potential side effects like liver injury and endocrine disruptions necessitate careful consideration. Informed use requires weighing benefits against individual health profiles and potential interactions.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:00 pm

How to manifest money in your life: Apply Money Vibration Theory that brings quick results

Attracting wealth involves aligning your mindset and actions with financial abundance, not just wishful thinking. The Money Vibration Theory suggests your thoughts create a mental frequency influencing manifestation. By rewriting your money story, visualizing success, practicing the 3x6x9 technique, taking aligned actions, and cultivating gratitude, you can shift your energy and reality towards attracting more money.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:59 pm

Horseradish health benefits you need to know: Soothe sinuses, fight cancer naturally, how to prepare and side effects

Horseradish, a pungent root vegetable, offers significant health benefits including anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, plus antioxidant protection. It's rich in vitamins and minerals, aiding digestion and immune function. While versatile in cooking, moderation is advised, especially for those with digestive or thyroid issues, to prevent adverse effects. Discover its culinary and medicinal uses.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:30 pm

Common acne drugs show promise in lowering Schizophrenia risk

Common acne medications show surprising potential in lowering schizophrenia risk among vulnerable youth. Research suggests these antibiotics may protect the developing brain by reducing inflammation and preventing excessive synaptic pruning. While not a cure, these findings offer a glimmer of hope for early prevention strategies.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:21 pm

5 powerful Jyotirlinga temples in Maharashtra that can change your lifes energy

While there are 12 Jyotirlinga (self-manifested) temples across India, Maharashtra alone is blessed with five of these sacred abodes of Lord Shiva. It shows the divine presence of the lord as each is a powerful temple carrying a unique spiritual vibration and has a life changing effect. Beyond their historical, mythological and architectural importance, the shrines are also spiritual energy centers.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

Think chai keeps you warm in winter? Orthopaedic warns it might actually be stiffening your joints

Winter mornings often feature warm chai and coffee. However, health experts warn this habit can harm joint health. Excessive tea and coffee intake can lead to dehydration, stiffening joints, especially knees. This is because cold weather reduces water intake while increasing hot beverage consumption. Synovial fluid, crucial for joint lubrication, thickens when the body is dehydrated.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:00 pm

Korean baby names that can fit right into Indian families

In recent years, many Indian parents have begun exploring Korean baby names thanks to the soaring popularity of K-dramas, K-pop, and the cultural soft-power of Korea. Interestingly, several Korean names have soft vowel endings and rhythmic tones that sound naturally familiar to Indian ears. These names dont just sound similar; they also carry deep, symbolic meanings around luck, wisdom, strength, beauty, and grace. Here are a few stunning picks for you.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:34 pm

Colon cancer skin signs: 5 warning symptoms, prevention tips, and when to seek help

Colon cancer, often overlooked, can manifest on the skin through rashes, nodules, or discolouration, signalling internal issues. These changes, potentially linked to cancer spread or immune responses, warrant attention. Early detection through skin vigilance, alongside lifestyle choices, is crucial for timely intervention and improved health outcomes. Seek medical advice for persistent skin anomalies.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:30 pm

How everyday foods increase risks of esophageal cancer: What to avoid and what to eat instead

Research highlights how everyday eating habits can increase esophageal cancer risk through chronic irritation and inflammation. Consuming very hot beverages, processed meats, and acidic or pickled foods frequently exposes the esophagus to damaging agents. Opting for warm drinks, fresh proteins, and mildly cooked foods can significantly support esophageal health and reduce vulnerability.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:30 pm

How long should poop stay inside you? The science of gut transit time

Gut transit time, a key biomarker for digestive health, varies significantly between individuals. The study in BMJ's Gut journal highlights how Whole Gut Transit Time (WGTT) and Colonic Transit Time (CTT) influence microbiome dynamics and can be linked to various health conditions. Understanding these transit times is crucial for personalized gut care and optimizing overall vitality.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:30 pm

5 desi hacks to get naturally pink skin this winter

These remedies, passed down through generations, use simple kitchen ingredients to bring that soft, pinkish radiance to your skin. Here are five tried-and-tested desi tips to make your skin glow naturally this winter.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:25 pm

Turned 40? Stop doing these 5 things immediately!

As we age, our body starts responding differently to daily routines. We experience decreased metabolic rates and hormonal changes, while facing elevated risks for heart disease, diabetes and bone loss

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 12:57 pm

7 habits Japanese students have that the world can learn from

When we hear about Japanese students, we often picture quiet classrooms, neatly dressed uniforms, and exceptional discipline. But what truly makes Japans schooling culture stand out is how it shapes character, values, independence, and community responsibilitynot just academic excellence. These everyday habits practiced by children across the country are powerful life lessons the world could learn from.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 12:36 pm

Why sleeping less than 7 hours harms your brain: Top Neurologist explains the risks

Chronic sleep restriction to under seven hours nightly significantly impairs cognitive functions, including reaction time and decision-making, comparable to alcohol intoxication. Insufficient sleep also hinders the brain's waste removal system, increasing neurodegenerative risk, and disrupts memory consolidation, leading to learning deficits and emotional dysregulation.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 12:30 pm

Pancreatic cancer: Doctor explains how sedentary work culture is fuelling the risk

New evidence highlights prolonged sedentary behavior, particularly in desk-based jobs, as a significant and independent risk factor for pancreatic cancer. A Mendelian Randomization study found that each additional hour of TV watching increased risk by 52%, with over half mediated by higher BMI. Reducing sitting time through movement breaks and active commuting is crucial for prevention.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:31 am

5 exercises that can help lower inflammation in the body

Chronic inflammation often develops gradually and contributes to various health problems, including joint pain, cardiovascular stress, and persistent fatigue despite adequate rest. Medical professionals and researchers recognize it as a common factor in conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, and heart disease. Scientific evidence demonstrates that regular physical activity is an effective natural approach to addressing this issue. It reduces key indicators such as C-reactive protein (CRP), interleukin-6 (IL-6), and tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-alpha). During exercise, muscles produce substances that counteract inflammation, and the immune system achieves greater stability. Research supports these findings. For example, the study Effect of exercise training on chronic inflammation published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) indicates that ongoing physical activity lowers these indicators in multiple populations. Read on to know about exercises that can reduce inflammation significantly.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:30 am

STOP throwing away slimy spring onions: A simple water trick keeps them fresh and crisp for weeks

Tired of wilted spring onions? A simple trick keeps them crisp for weeks! Store them upright in a tall glass of water, roots submerged. This method hydrates the stems, preventing sliminess and preserving flavour. It's an effortless way to reduce food waste, save money, and always have fresh ingredients ready for your meals. Try this kitchen hack for lasting freshness.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:30 am

Can weight loss drugs like Ozempic cause depression?

The EMA (European Medicines Agency), FDA and WHO identified semaglutide suicidal thought reports, exceeding those of other diabetes medications in their adverse event databases. The TGA Advisory Committee on Medicines (ACM) evaluated the data

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:24 am

Why you should not ignore headaches, according to experts

Health experts urge people to stop dismissing headaches as 'just a headache,' especially when they become frequent. These common disorders, affecting millions globally, can be disabling and impact quality of life. Recognizing specific warning signs is crucial for timely medical intervention, potentially preventing serious health issues. Lifestyle adjustments can also support treatment.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:20 am

Liver-friendly diet: 10 foods that boost liver health, reduce fat and improve function

Nourishing your liver is crucial for overall health, and diet plays a significant role. This article explores ten scientifically backed foods, including coffee, green tea, and fatty fish, that can help reduce inflammation, protect against fat accumulation, and improve liver enzymes. Incorporating these nutrient-dense options supports the liver's vital functions.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 11:00 am

WHO issues guidelines on GLP-1 therapies for obesity treatment: Understanding the impact, safety considerations, and who can benefit

This week, the World Health Organization entered a new arena with its first global guideline on GLP-1 therapies for obesity treatment. Released on December 1, 2025, the document conditionally recommends drugs like semaglutide, liraglutide, and tirzepatide for adults with a BMI of 30 or higher-but only as part of a lifelong plan that pairs them with healthy diets, regular physical activity, and professional counseling. This comes at a time when over one billion people worldwide struggle with obesity a figure predicted to double by 2030-driving up deaths from heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers while costing trillions in health expenses. WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus called it a tool to treat obesity as the chronic disease it truly is, not a quick fix.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 10:00 am

5 reasons you are always unmotivated at work

Many Indians feel unmotivated at work due to burnout, lack of growth, uninteresting jobs, toxic environments, and poor work-life balance. These issues are common in India's demanding work culture. Recognizing these reasons is the first step towards regaining energy and purpose. Small changes can make a significant difference.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:29 am

International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025: Celebrating strength, rights, and resilience

International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3rd champions inclusion for over a billion people. The 2025 theme urges fostering disability-inclusive societies for social progress, highlighting actionable steps in urban planning, education, and healthcare. Practical changes, from accessible design to respectful language, empower individuals and enrich communities, transforming challenges into collective strengths.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 9:00 am

Gita ka Gyaan for today: 5 soul-shifting truths

When Arjuna faced despair on the battlefield, Lord Krishna revealed a timeless truth: Whenever there is a decline of righteousness and an increase of unrighteousness, I manifest Myself. This divine principle highlights humanity's innate capacity for self-recovery, the transformative nature of inner darkness, and the timely arrival of help when truly needed.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 8:51 am

Health alert! How early morning and late evening walks can harm your lungs, heart, and overall health on peak pollution days

Outdoor walks, while beneficial, carry hidden risks from air pollution, especially during early mornings and late evenings when pollutants peak. Temperature inversions trap harmful particles like PM2.5 near the ground, impacting respiratory and cardiovascular health. Experts advise exercising mid-morning to early afternoon or opting for indoor workouts on high pollution days to safeguard well-being.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 8:00 am

Who Is Maxx Morando, Miley Cyrus fianc?

Miley Cyrus can buy herself flowers, but she no longer has to! Her boyfriend, Maxx Morando, has now given her an engagement ring. The singer is reportedly engaged to her boyfriend of four years, Maxx Morando, after she was spotted wearing a diamond ring. Morando, a 27-year-old drummer and multi-instrumentalist, is known for his work with The Regrettes and Liily.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:32 am

Mediterranean diet: 5 proven health benefits and 5 ways Indians can adopt it

The Mediterranean diet, rich in plant-based foods, healthy fats, and whole grains, offers significant health benefits including reduced cardiovascular risk, better blood sugar control, improved brain health, weight management, and lower cancer incidence. Indians can adapt this lifestyle by prioritizing vegetables and legumes, using healthy oils, choosing whole grains, and incorporating fish and lean meats.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 7:00 am

Is long-term exposure to air pollution silently worsening depression, anxiety and memory loss

Breathing polluted air affects more than just lungs. Studies reveal a link between air pollution and mental health. Long-term exposure can increase depression and anxiety. It also impairs memory and speeds up cognitive decline. Simple steps can reduce personal exposure. Understanding this connection is vital for public health and urban planning.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 4:00 am

How to store fruits so they stay juicy and healthy for weeks

The storage of different fruits in separate areas helps preserve their quality. The production of ethylene gas by fruits during ripening, causes nearby sensitive produce to spoil at an accelerated rate. Store fruits like apples and avocados in separate areas from strawberries and leafy greens, because these fruits produce ethylene gas

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:00 am

How did AlUla in Saudi Arabia stay hidden for centuries and what is drawing the world to it today

Once a remote desert expanse, AlUla in Saudi Arabia is now a global heritage tourism hotspot. Its ancient Nabataean tombs and inscriptions, recognized by UNESCO, are drawing visitors alongside surreal landscapes. Strategic development and unique events, from celestial alignments to cultural festivals, are transforming this historic site into an immersive destination where past and present converge.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 3:00 am

Optical Illusion: Everyone can see the trees but can you spot the hidden photographer in 7 seconds?

Sharpen your vision with a forest scene optical illusion! A hidden photographer awaits discovery within seven seconds, challenging your focus amidst deceptive visuals. Experts advise a systematic search, highlighting how these brain teasers boost cognitive skills like memory and problem-solving. Engage with this fun puzzle to enhance your mental agility and attention to detail.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 2:00 am

Jennifer Lawrences fitness philosophy: 4 lessons to take from her realistic routine

At a time when celebrity routines often promote extreme diets and strict workouts, Oscar-winning actor Jennifer Lawrence stands out for her refreshing approach to fitness and body image. Her fitness is built on smart training, functional movement, consistent habits, and a mindset that prioritises well-being over perfection. Whether shes preparing for an action-heavy role like The Hunger Games or simply maintaining everyday wellness, Lawrences philosophy offers practical lessons that anyone can adopt, no matter their schedule, body type, or fitness level. Here are four fitness lessons one can take from Jennifer Lawrence.

The Times of India 3 Dec 2025 1:00 am

Mindy Kalings weight loss journey: Consistent approach that needed no crash diets

Mindy Kaling's weight loss journey wasn't driven by crash diets but by a shift in mindset after becoming a mom again. She embraced moderation, focusing on portion control and enjoying foods in smaller amounts. Kaling also integrated enjoyable movement, like walks and hiking, into her routine, transforming fitness from a punishment to a sustainable lifestyle.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:52 pm

Guava health benefits: 7 reasons why your daily plate needs this humble fruit

Guava is one of the most powerful fruits you can add to your daily plate. Packed with vitamin C, fibre, antioxidants and heart-friendly nutrients, this everyday staple quietly delivers big health benefits. As we often look for simple, affordable ways to boost health, this tropical fruit stands out for its versatility, accessibility and impressive research backing. Heres why eating guava every day can be a small habit with big payoffs. One medium sized guava, which is around 100 grams, supplies a large dose of vitamin C, useful fiber, potassium, and polyphenols. Multiple human trials and systematic reviews support beneficial effects of guava.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:30 pm

7 healthy snacks to satisfy your midnight cravings

Midnight hunger is a real physiological urge, but healthy snacks can satisfy cravings without compromising well-being. Greek yogurt, nuts, air-popped popcorn, dark chocolate, bananas with peanut butter, oatmeal, and cottage cheese with honey are recommended for their sleep-promoting and satiety-boosting qualities.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:14 pm

Professors radical theory claims consciousness doesnt come from the brain and may continue after death

A radical new theory from Professor Maria Strmme suggests that consciousness may not originate in the brain but instead exist as a universal field, with individual minds acting like temporary waves returning to an ocean after death. Her model attempts to bridge physics, ancient philosophy and reports of near-death experiences, inviting science to rigorously test phenomena long dismissed as mystical or imaginary.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 11:09 pm

Remove fridge frost and bad odours instantly with hot water: A simple method for a cleaner, fresher appliance

Tired of tedious fridge defrosting? A simple hot water steam method instantly removes frost and lingering odours, saving time and energy. This safe technique prevents damage from scraping and ensures efficient cooling, reducing electricity bills. Keep your appliance in top condition and your food fresher with this quick, effective solution.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:30 pm

Andhra Pradesh reports surge in scrub typhus cases: Understanding its symptoms and how it is a growing threat for India

Andhra Pradesh faces a sharp rise in scrub typhus infections. Visakhapatnam district reports over 130 cases. Chief Minister directs increased awareness campaigns in rural and semi-urban areas. Scrub typhus, a bacterial infection spread by mites, can be life-threatening if untreated. Early symptoms include fever and headache. Prevention involves avoiding mite-infested areas and using repellents.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:23 pm

Internet is hooked onto 22-year-old Bengaluru man's job-quit drama

A 22-year-old Bengaluru man's candid Instagram video about quitting his job without a plan has gone viral, resonating with burnt-out corporate youth. Aanshul Uthaiah confessed his dissatisfaction with his work and current life situation, sparking widespread relatability. His journey, now a viral reflection of career confusion, has garnered millions of views and significant online attention.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:07 pm

Inside Nikhil Kamaths 7,000 square foot Bengaluru home: The luxury design, prime location, current net worth and hidden lifestyle details

Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha, resides in a luxurious 7,000 sq ft apartment in Bengaluru's Kingfisher Towers. His sophisticated home, featuring modern art and timber finishes, reflects his journey from modest beginnings to a prominent billionaire. The residence underscores his strategic approach to wealth building and appreciation for lasting value.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 10:00 pm

Red Fort (Lal Qila) to remain shut from Dec 5 to 14 for a prestigious UNESCO event

New Delhi's iconic Red Fort will temporarily close to visitors from December 5 to December 14, 2025. The prestigious UNESCO Intergovernmental Committee meeting on safeguarding intangible cultural heritage will be hosted at the monument. This closure highlights the fort's significant cultural and historical importance, while also underscoring the practicalities of heritage management.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 9:43 pm

Pumpkin pie vs. apple pie: Which pie is better for your blood sugar

Festive favourite pies, pumpkin and apple, offer distinct health impacts. Pumpkin pie generally aids blood sugar control with less sugar and more protein and fibre, promoting slower digestion. Apple pie, while enjoyable, tends to be higher in calories and sugar, potentially causing a faster glucose spike. Both can be enjoyed mindfully with ingredient adjustments and portion control.

The Times of India 2 Dec 2025 9:30 pm