Night shifts can raise risk of heart attack by 40 pc
Night shift workers are at the highest risk of heart attacks and strokes because of their unhealthy eating and sleeping habits, a new research has claimed.
Lack of sleep can slow you down!
This might be a warning sign for all the insomniacs who sleep very less. If you sleep only for five to six hours, it is bound to affect your work negatively. Experts recommend eight hours of sleep for ideal health and productivity.
London Games, Haute Couture and Harry Potter
London, soaking in the bright sun for the fifth straight day, is now a potpourri of high fashion, entertainment and glamour. The London Olympic Games Organising Committee seems to have reserved its best as curtains go up on the opening ceremony at the Olympic Stadium later on Friday evening.
Stroke hits women harder than men, says study
A stroke in any form hits women harder than men, robbing them of the very meaning of life, says a study from Sweden.
India's Mughal era artistic legacy on display in US
An exhibition showcasing the remarkable artistic legacy of India's Mughal era opens here Saturday at the Freer/Sackler galleries, which own one of the world's greatest collections of these works.
Computer games could be turning your kid violent
If your kid is usually found literally lost in the world of computer games, watch out! In Britain, children as young as five are being sent out of classrooms routinely for attacking fellow pupils and teachers as violent incidents in schools are on the rise.
No sex during rainy season for Britons!
Who thought that monsoon could kill the romantic mood but as per a new poll of 20,000 Britons, the torrential rains in Britain this summer have killed the mood for sex.
Luxury education: A new trend in India
Luxury is something that everyone wants to experience but providing that luxurious experience is also a task. Luxury Connect has pioneered the area of luxury education in India by focusing on the weak spots in the complex management arena of Indian luxury segment. In an esteemed collaboration with SDA Bocconi School of Management, Luxury Connect has successfully concluded Luxury Brand Management Program in India.
Flirty women likeable, not trustworthy
According to a new study, some women's habit of flirting at workplace holds the possibility of them being viewed as more likeable among men but at the same time, it can make them appear more manipulative and less trustworthy.
Macho men unhappy if female partners earn more
Earning more than your male counterpart can be damaging for your relationship because apparently macho men whose female partners earn more than they do have poor romantic relationships, partly because they are stressed by the difference in income.
Living on the seaside is healthier: Study
Want to live a heathy life, buy a house in seaside suggestes a British study, which found that individuals living near the coast tend to be healthier than those who set up home further inland
Wedding Asia showcases bridal jewellery collection
After the overwhelming response from its patrons for the first two previews, Maninder Singh, Director, Excelsior Group presented the Grand Finale Preview of Wedding Asia-Delhi Edition II with celebrated Jewellery Designer Binnu Singh showcasing her collection to the luxury connoisseurs of the capital
Pets help in making kids clever
For years, parents have emphasised on tha fact that keeping a pet will distract their children but a new reserach counteracts this theory. Presence of pets at home benefits children in their homework than hindering their progress while also helping them in developing cleverness, suggested a British study over beneficial effects of pet ownership.
TV watching bad for kids' health
A study has shown that each hour that a 2-4 year old spends in front of a TV adds to his risk of health hazards. He/she faces a larger waistline and a fall in muscle fitness. TV watching not more than 2 hours should be allowed to a kid every year.
Eating food in inactive period leads to obesity
According to the recent research, along with the quantity and type of food, the time of day when it is eaten plays important role in contributing to obesity.
Issue Dated: Feb 5, 2017
