Overconsumption of skincare content can fuel anxiety, leading to doomscrolling patterns and sleep disturbance, which indirectly worsens breakouts, sensitivity and dullness
"I finished my 12th and I tried to do one year of my degree through college, I couldn't do that and then I tried to do distance education. I couldn't complete that as well," recalled Padukone.
The words we choose today don’t just manage the moment they help shape the trust our children will carry into every relationship for the rest of their lives.
Hôtel l'Arbezie Franco-Suisse's construction is built upon the tumultuous history of a dispute between France and Switzerland over Vallée des Dappes, south of La Cure.
Remember, cheat meals are meant to be enjoyed in moderation and as a break from your usual eating routine. It’s important to balance them with healthier choices.
When asked if she ever stops him from buying cars, Madhuri Dixit told Mashable India, "No, no, nothing like that. In fact, he got me into it. We go racing on the tracks."
If the symptoms are persistent, especially those coupled with pain, blood, weight loss, or existing diabetes or hypertension, immediate medical evaluation is a must.
Many psychologists see Salman Khan's style of painting on "auto-pilot" as a form of emotional regulation, where creativity helps the brain process feelings without needing words.
An American cardiologist says blood pressure drugs lower numbers but miss the root cause. Expert explains what really drives hypertension—and when medicines are still necessary.
When routines are tailored to the individual – accounting for fitness level, goals and lifestyle – cardio becomes a sustainable tool for long-term vitality
Beyond the charred kebabs and the smoky markets of Delhi lies a legacy. From the ancient hearths of Harappa to the resilient Punjabi refugees of 1947, discover how the tandoor survived empires and migrations to become the fiery, undisputed soul of North Indian cuisine.
Kartik Aaryan admitted to calling his ex even while dating someone new. A psychologist explains why people stay emotionally tethered to past relationships—and when it becomes a red flag.
