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ENVIRONMENT HERITAGE & CULTURE MADHUKAR SWAYAMBHU

Saharanpur – The Woodcraft Capital of India  

Though Saharanpur happens to be well industrialised city, known for the paper industry, Tobacco production with ITC (Indian Tobacco Industry’s) manufacturing plant, sugar mills, sand and stone works, nothing beats the wood carving handicraft works from the city. For all practical purposes, calling Saharanpur as the woodcraft or wood handicraft capital of the country wouldn’t […]Read More

ENTERTAINMENT

Manu Bhaker takes to Whatsapp channel

Team L&M From breaking records to winning medals, Indian athletes are making the country proud globally. Our champion athletes, Aman Sehrawat, Manu Bhaker, Nishad Kumar, Sumit Antil and Swapnil Kusale have started WhatsApp Channels and most are now on Threads too. Taking their engagement with their fans a notch higher, these athletes will share exclusive […]Read More

ART & ARTISTES

Cosmos is the result of my encounter with Hampi’s mystical

Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Arvind Sundar creates a compelling narrative through Cosmos, his ongoing show, that intertwines personal evolution with broader historical and contemporary art discourses. The viewers are compelled to engage with the timeless questions of existence, and explore how geometry, mythology, and mathematical principles converge to reveal the profound complexities of the cosmos. Each […]Read More

HEALTH & FITNESS

Ectopic pregnancy can pose risk to life

Dr Sunitha Mahesh Pregnancy relies on a series of intricate steps, one of which is the movement of a fertilised egg (embryo) to the uterus for implantation. In an ectopic pregnancy, however, the embryo mistakenly implants outside the uterus, often in the fallopian tube, which isn’t designed to support an embryo. This serious condition may […]Read More

HEALTH & FITNESS

Tips to reduce sodium intake, boost flavour in your Indian

Team L&M Reducing sodium intake is crucial for heart health and overall wellness, especially in India, where average salt consumption nearly doubles the World Health Organization’s (WHO) recommended limit of 5g per day. High sodium intake is a significant contributor to hypertension, a ‘silent killer’ that affects an estimated 220 million Indians. As we celebrate […]Read More

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