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Why does India drive on the left side of the road?
India follows left-hand traffic, but why? Discover the history behind India's road system, why vehicles have right-hand drive and how the tradition began
Awiqli insulin launched in India: Doctor explains what people with diabetes need to know
A new once-weekly insulin option has arrived in India, offering a potential alternative to daily basal insulin injections for eligible adults with diabetes. Experts explain how it works, who may benefit, and why medical supervision remains essential.
Can insulin resistance make it harder to conceive? Doctors explain
Insulin resistance may quietly reduce fertility in both men and women, even before diabetes develops. Fertility experts explain the warning signs, risks and ways to improve reproductive health.
Norway's Erling Haaland is FIFA World Cup 2026's breakout star: Here's what doctors think of his now-viral sleep routine
FIFA World Cup 2026: Between leading Norway's historic World Cup run and going viral for everything from the "Viking Row" to his cheeky social media posts, Erling Haaland's old comments on sleep, mouth tape included, are back in circulation. A sleep specialist breaks down what actually holds up.
Andhra Pradesh to become India's first AI-powered tourism state: 5 hidden gems to visit
Andhra Pradesh is preparing to become India's first AI-powered tourism state, combining artificial intelligence with immersive travel experiences. From Gandikota's dramatic canyon to the misty hills of Lambasingi, discover five hidden gems that deserve a spot on your travel bucket list
Can fairness creams harm your kidneys? Doctors explain after Maharashtra bans mercury-laced products
After Maharashtra banned mercury-containing fairness creams, doctors explain how some skin-lightening products may affect kidney health and the warning signs to watch for.
Messi, Ronaldo retirement buzz: Doctor explains why 40 marks end of many sports careers
As Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo continue to defy expectations well into their late thirties, questions about retirement have become increasingly common. But according to Dr Priyadarshi Amit, Sports Surgery Lead at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad, the biggest challenge isn't motivation or skill - it's biology
Cholesterol tests should start from as early as 17, heart scans from 35: Dr Devi Shetty
Cardiac surgeon Dr Devi Shetty says every Indian should undergo a cholesterol test at 17 and outlines when heart scans are recommended based on age and risk factors.
Australia is returning three stolen Tamil Nadu temple treasures to India: The story behind the artefacts
Traced through a decade of archives and court records, Australia has agreed to return a Chola-era Karttikeya, a Nandi and a ceremonial Bhadrakali trishul to the Tamil Nadu temples they were carved for.
Why Lucknow is called the City of Gastronomy and why food lovers should visit at least once
Lucknow is India's UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Discover why its Awadhi cuisine, culinary heritage and centuries-old food traditions earned the prestigious global recognition.
A former world champion gymnast's performance with her 2-year-old daughter is going viral again
A 2011 performance by former rhythmic gymnastics world champion Svetlana Putintseva is once again winning hearts online after footage of her sharing the stage with her toddler resurfaced.
Manish Malhotra debuts Maa at Paris Haute Couture Week with Anna Wintour leading the front row
The designer's homage to his late mother marked his official entry into Paris Haute Couture Week, with Anna Wintour, Isha Ambani and Karan Johar watching from the front row
What is biohacking? Does it promise healthier, longer life? Doctor explains
From intermittent fasting and cold-water therapy to wearable fitness trackers and continuous glucose monitors, biohacking is becoming increasingly popular among people looking to improve their health and longevity
7 most impressive luxury watches spotted at Wimbledon this year
From historic Olympic tribute pieces to bold double-wristed heirlooms, these are the standout timepieces that stole the spotlight at Centre Court
Novo Nordisk launches once-weekly insulin Awiqli in India for diabetes treatment
Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk has launched Awiqli, the world's first once-weekly basal insulin, in India. Here's how it works, who it is for, and why it could change diabetes management.
Jaggery, stevia and monk fruit: Are these ice cream sweeteners better for you?
As consumers increasingly look for healthier dessert options, ice cream brands are experimenting with alternatives such as jaggery, stevia and monk fruit instead of refined sugar
Seeing more cockroaches, ants and mosquitoes at home? Monsoon pest invasion explained
Wondering why cockroaches, ants, mosquitoes and termites become more common during the monsoon? Here's the science behind the seasonal surge and expert-backed ways to prevent infestations.
Alcohol vs smoking: Which habit should you quit first and why?
Should you quit smoking before alcohol, or the other way around? A nephrologist explains why there is no one-size-fits-all answer - and why quitting tobacco often has the biggest impact on long-term health
10 books from 2026 you shouldn't have missed (and still have time to read)
With half the year gone, here's a shortlist pulled from bestseller lists, review threads and one too many bookstore detours — the titles from 2026 worth carrying into the rest of your summer and the year.
Aamir Khan's wedding ring for Gauri Spratt took 256 hours and 131 artisans. Here's what makes it so rare
Aamir Khan's bespoke wedding ring for Gauri Spratt took 256 hours and 131 artisans to craft. Here's why the rare Madagascar ruby has become the talking point after their wedding.
The rise of literary tourism: Why readers are turning books into travel itineraries
Literary tourism is becoming one of 2026's biggest travel trends. Here's why readers are planning holidays around books, authors, libraries and fictional worlds.
Meet the elephant bird, the extinct giant that laid the largest eggs in Earth's history
Standing up to 3 metres tall and weighing hundreds of kilograms, Madagascar's elephant bird was among the largest birds to ever live. Best known for laying the biggest eggs in Earth's history, this extinct giant continues to fascinate scientists decades after its disappearance.
BTS' Chile concerts are back on after ARMY protests prompt government review: All you need to know
Chile has reversed its decision to block BTS' Santiago concerts after peaceful ARMY protests. Here's why the National Stadium ban was imposed and what happens next.
What happened when Sanjeev Kapoor gave MasterChef Australia a mystery box of Indian ingredients
From a samosa chaat with coconut to a mussel-and-podi masala curry, Sanjeev Kapoor's guest stint on MasterChef Australia turned into a lesson on how far Indian food can stretch and still hold its shape.
24 questions you should never ask ChatGPT about your health, according to top doctors
Artificial intelligence can explain diseases and simplify medical information, but it cannot examine a patient or replace clinical judgement. Three specialists - Dr Ashish Kumar (Cardiologist), Dr Mohit Sharma (Internal Medicine Specialist) and Dr Geeta Gathwala (Paediatrician) - share the health questions that should never be answered by AI alone, and explain why timely medical advice can make all the difference.
The Ajanta Caves that inspired Rahul Mishra's Paris couture collection are unlike anywhere else in India
Rahul Mishra cited the Ajanta Caves as a central reference for his Paris couture collection 'Devi'. Here's the full history of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a practical travel guide to visiting.
Who was Connor Murphy? What we know so far about the fitness influencer's reported death in Thailand
Fitness influencer and YouTuber Connor Murphy has reportedly died in Thailand at 32. Here's what Thai authorities have confirmed, what remains unverified, and a look back at his career.
Rajkummar Rao's first look as Sourav Ganguly in Dada unveiled: Remembering the iconic Lord's celebration
Rajkummar Rao recreates Sourav Ganguly's famous Lord's celebration in Dada. Here's why the shirt-waving moment after the 2002 NatWest Trophy final became one of Indian cricket's most iconic images.
From TVS-BMW to Titan-IWC? Inside India’s luxury watchmaking ambitions
As India's luxury watch market grows, major players are debating the fastest route to relevance. Titan aims to turn the country into a component powerhouse, but homegrown brands BWC and Rotoris are chasing a different kind of growth.
Why doctors are calling for stricter rules on junk food advertising aimed at children
Children are exposed to junk food marketing across television, social media, gaming platforms and sports sponsorships. Doctors warn that celebrity endorsements and aggressive advertising are shaping lifelong eating habits and increasing health risks