Loneliness affects your immune system: Study
Don't take loneliness lightly - it could harm your immune system and health, says a new study
Video games help children become smarter!
Active video games help children become smarter by boosting their self-esteem and problem-solving skills besides motivating them to exercise, says a new study.
Internet helps ordinary people advance status
The internet has given ordinary people unprecedented scope to reach mass audiences and advance their social status through displays of "good taste", says new research.
Middle-aged women have happier sex lives than men
A survey has found middle-aged women are more satisfied with their sex lives as they get older, despite having less sex and admitting that their partners have performance issues in the bedroom.
Time to look stylish with colourful stockings
For some it is a mere piece of clothing and for some a stylish piece of accessory. But, all said and done, stockings in all colours, prints, materials and styles are a big hit this season
Olivia Culpo crowned Miss Universe 2012
American Olivia Culpo was crowned Miss Universe 2012 at a gala ceremony Wednesday.
First Kashmir festival planned in US next year
A week-long Kashmir festival -the first of its kind – is being planned in the US next year to promote tourism and give boost to the States' economy and acquaint Americans with the rich cultural heritage of the Jammu and Kashmir.
Bedroom TV increases obesity risks for children
Children watching TV in bedrooms might have greater chances of becoming obese, says a US study
Glove it up! The hottest fashion trend this winter
Do you often end up rubbing your hands to warm yourself up or tuck them in the pockets of your sweater, jacket or jeans to battle the winter? What would you do in a dress? Get your hands on to myriad gloves - laced, studded, hand crocheted, zipped and woollen, to keep yourself snug and stylish
Direct friendship has edge despite social networking
You are more likely to be friends with people living close to you despite the growing popularity of social media, according to data drawn from the location-based social network provider Gowalla
House-wives face lesser violence from partner: Study
Working couples experience twice the risk of partner violence compared to those where one of the pair stays at home, a recent study has found.
Ibsen festival to take off
This December, Delhi is all set to welcome the full blast of legendary Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen's brilliant rebellion with the fifth Delhi Ibsen Festival.
Son will be tough to handle: Alicia Keys
Singer Alicia Keys says her son Egypt already loves limelight and will be difficult to handle when he grows up.
Dance remains first love for Brook
British model Kelly Brook, who has finished her sell-out run as a dancer with the acclaimed French cabaret group Crazy Horse, says her love for dance has remained with her throughout her career, even though she ventured into different things.
Wake up! perfect woman doesn't exist
If you have been one of those who are lost in the reveries of finding or turning their partner a perfect woman, it's time to wake up since "perfect female does not exist", says a study.
Issue Dated: Feb 5, 2017
