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Women in their 20s and 30s are often juggling demanding workdays, social commitments, family responsibilities, exercise and the growing pressure to “eat healthy”. In the middle of all this, nutrition can easily become an afterthought. The problem isn’t always a lack of knowledge. Often, it is the seemingly harmless everyday habits that can affect energy levels, eating patterns and long-term health.Yash Vardhan Swami, Founder & Transformation Coach at TrainedByYVS, shared with HT Lifestyle how women can benefit from focusing less on restrictive diets and more on sustainable eating habits. (Also read: Looking for a healthier dessert? Dietitian Shweta J Panchal…
Veteran Bengali filmmaker Raja Sen admitted to SSKM hospital in critical condition as doctors keep him under close observation Veteran Bengali filmmaker Raja Sen has been admitted to SSKM Hospital in Kolkata in critical condition. According to film industry sources, the 70-year-old director is currently on ventilation and remains under close medical observation. Sen, known for films including ‘Atmiyo Sajan’ and ‘Laboratory’, has been dealing with several health-related complications over the past few years. His latest condition has raised concern within the Bengali film fraternity.Health complications have persisted for yearsAccording to PTI, the filmmaker’s health problems reportedly became more serious…
At a time when the government is proposing to allow the levy of a charge on UPI transactions, an analysis shows that the growth in the value of UPI transactions has been slowing for the last five years, while the growth of cash with the public has been quickening over this period. Paywall: On a charge on UPI transactionsWhile slowing, the growth of UPI transactions remains faster than the growth of cash among the public, but this margin is shrinking. Experts say this is both a sign of higher economic activity and higher price levels than are being reflected in the official…
One of Australia’s greatest cultural ambassadors has been recognised posthumously for dedicating her life to sharing, preserving and promoting First Nations culture through language, dance and ceremony.Proud Widjabul Wieybal woman of the Bundjalung nation Rhoda Roberts died in March aged 66. On Saturday night in Alice Springs, she was posthumously awarded the lifetime achievement award at the Naidoc awards.The Naidoc (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) awards recognise the outstanding contributions, achievements and excellence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Australia.The co-chair of the National Naidoc Committee, Lynette Riley, paid tribute to Roberts, saying she “was a…
The university said that, based on the information available, the injuries suffered by the victims did not appear to be life-threatening. Virginia State University was placed under lockdown early Saturday after a shooting involving multiple suspects left several people injured near the university’s Quad Annexes. The university said that none of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening.The shooting took place near student residence buildings located near Virginia State University campus’s central quad. According to a statement issued by the university, multiple suspects were involved in the incident, and several people were shot.Campus police said that multiple victims were taken to…
Bengaluru: BJP national general secretary (organisation) B L Santhosh saturday said the RSS did not need registration to establish its existence.He was reacting to home minister Priyank Kharge’s recent demand to get the RSS registered. Addressing an ‘Akhand Bharat Sankalp Day’ programme organised by the Hindu Jagarana Vedike, Santhosh claimed the RSS had stood by Hindus during Partition and continued to function without formal registration.Santhosh also said Rajya Sabha LoP Mallikarjun Kharge’s family had faced attacks by Razakars of Hyderabad and fled to Gulbarga, now Kalaburagi, adding that it was RSS workers who confronted the Razakars. “I want to tell…
They overpowered the home warden Chennai: Eleven juveniles lodged at Government Correctional Facility for Boys and Girls, Chengalpet, escaped on Friday night after overpowering the home warden, prompting a large-scale search operation by police. The juveniles had been remanded in connection with cases including theft, robbery, drug peddling and murder.Police said they pushed the home warden into a dormitory, locked the door from outside and fled the premises. Chengalpet Town police rushed to the facility and launched an investigation to identify the absconding juveniles and trace their native places. Chengalpet district superintendent of police Aiman Jamal visited the correctional home…
The BJP conducted its Independence Day programme at Badi Chaupar. JAIPUR: Rajasthan BJP president Madan Rathore on Saturday apologised after a version of Vande Mataram with different music was played instead of the original rendition during the party’s Independence Day programme in Jaipur.The BJP organised its Independence Day function at Badi Chaupar, where Rathore unfurled the national flag from the main stage, according to news agency PTI.According to party leaders, the original version of Vande Mataram was scheduled to be played after the flag-hoisting ceremony. However, a different rendition of the national song was played through the sound system.Jaipur MP…
(Image used for representative) In a significant crackdown, six suspects were detained in Thane for providing bank accounts to cyber criminals involved in a scheme that racked up over fifty-seven crore rupees THANE: Six people have been arrested for allegedly supplying bank accounts to cyber fraudsters in Maharashtra’s Thane district, with police uncovering fraudulent transactions worth Rs 57.25 crore linked to the accounts, police said.The arrests were made after Crime Branch Unit 4 acted on a tip-off and raided a location in Mohol, Solapur district. Police seized three laptops, 29 mobile phones, 23 SIM cards, 155 ATM cards, 105 bank…
Ireland’s Kate O’Connor is in pole position for heptathlon gold with one event remaining at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, but Great Britain’s Katarina Johnson-Thompson finds herself out of contention.Newry-born O’Connor entered Saturday morning in third place after four events on Friday, 42 points behind overnight leader Adrianna Sulek-Schubert, but her personal best form continued in the long jump with an initial effort of 6.55m.The 25-year-old Commonwealth Games’ gold medallist followed up with 50.16 in the javelin to take her overall total to 5812 points, 51 ahead of Netherlands’ Emma Oosterwegel [5761] with another Dutch athlete, Sofie Dokter [5741]…