The judge who never lost a night’s sleep over her toughest verdicts now lay awake in Bangalore’s predawn darkness, discovering that while she could sentence...
The Journal of Ethnopharmacology study landed on my desk last week. Green chutney increases nutrient absorption by sixty per cent. The research confirms what eight...
Seven thousand years before your shiny pre-workout powder promised strength, desert warriors conquered empires fueled by nothing but dates and faith. Dates, nature’s perfectly packaged energy...
In 1990, the average Indian consumed about 2,200 calories per day. Today, urban Indians consume an average of 3,000 calories daily—an increase in just three...
In 1922, a young doctor at Massachusetts General Hospital made a startling discovery. His patients who kept detailed journals about their illness recovered 37% faster...
The human body contains 37.2 trillion cells, yet it takes just one receptor gone rogue to make you question everything. Last Tuesday in my clinic, a...
Look around your local coffee shop. One word: Silence. Not the peaceful kind. The kind that screams disconnection. Twenty faces bathed in blue light. Twenty...
The language of motherhood knows only the present – warm skin, steady breaths, beating hearts – while fathers speak in futures, their love a fortress...