How the Jackfruit saved Sri Lanka
My mother grew up in a house of eight people in Kurunegala, Sri Lanka, 100km north-east of Colombo. During the island’s severe droughts in the 1970s, most of her family’s...
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0 0 The meeting between a ‘heartbroken’ backpacker and The Beatles
A Canadian backpacker's meeting with The Beatles in a spiritual retreat In India half a century ago is the subject of a new documentary. For filmmaker Paul Saltzman it was...
0 0 Crazy-rich temples in India get wealthier by the day
Vinod Tawde donates a kilogram of gold each time he visits the Tirupati Temple, located in the south Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, every year. “This has been a tradition...
0 0 Recovered Covid patients return to hospitals with Lung and Heart diseases
Doctors from hospitals across the city have reported patients who have recovered from coronavirus disease (Covid-19) coming back to the hospitals with low oxygen saturation and secondary infections. When Dr...
0 0 Demand for work under the rural employment guarantee scheme falls sharply in July
Demand for work under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee, has fallen sharply in July by over 31% after rising for four consecutive months since April and touching...
0 0 The true story of the heartthrob prince of Qatar and his time at USC
The handsome teenage Qatar Prince landed at Los Angeles nine years ago and operated on a different level. He came from the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar on a private...
0 0 Declining Fertility rates and the subsequent global crash in children being born
Researchers at the University of Washington's Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation in a study concluded that the global fertility rate nearly halved to 2.4 in 2017 - and it...
0 0 Jodie Cook Explores concepts in entrepreneurship, happiness and lifestyle design
Some grown-ups never consider becoming an entrepreneur. They see it as a risk. They don’t have the confidence that leaping requires. They have been talked out of it by someone...
0 0 Coronavirus doctor’s diary: Why are people suffering from symptoms for a very long time?
Doctors are still on a steep learning curve even after so many months after the Covid-19 Pandemic began. The symptoms seem to last for a long time for many patients....
0 0 Why is Pakistan’s Shan masalas a favorite in Indian Kitchens, Indian User shares her views
Despite an inconsistent supply chain, the Pakistani masala brand ‘Shan’ has many fans in India. An Indian product user named Shrabonti Bagchi has shared why Shan Masalas are very popular in...