BOOKS

Gen Next Reading? Absolutely!

This World Book Day, author Vaishali Shroff says they are reading and all we, as parents, need to do is expose them to a variety of authors and books/ magazines and let them decide what they want to read The answer is a resounding yes! Children today are reading, thanks to a combination of awareness, access, […]Read More

HEALTH

Black Salt: Health Benefits, Uses, and Tips

Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Black salt, also known as kala namak, is a popular ingredient in Indian kitchens. Despite its name, black salt has a pinkish hue due to the presence of iron and other minerals. While it’s commonly used to enhance the flavor of fruit chaat, salads, and snacks, its health benefits go far beyond […]Read More

VISUAL ARTS

Pooja Singhal Revives Pichvai Art with ‘Tradition & Beyond’ Exhibition

Team L&M Pichvai, the luxurious hand-painted textile traditionally hung behind the idol of Shrinathji, holds a special place in the heart of designer Pooja Singhal. Hailing from Udaipur, Rajasthan, Pooja’s passion for this centuries-old art form led her to launch the Pichvai Tradition & Beyond series, a platform dedicated to reviving, preserving, and sustaining Indian […]Read More

HEALTH

NutriParadise Foods: Bengaluru-Based Nutraceutical Startup Revolutionizing Hospital Diets

Team L&M NutriParadise Foods, a Bengaluru-based B2B nutraceutical startup, is transforming hospital nutrition in India. Launched last year and incubated by the prestigious Central Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI), the company specializes in therapeutic diets using natural ingredients for patients with conditions like diabetes, renal failure, and pregnancy-related nutritional needs. Innovative Products for Patient-Centric Nutrition […]Read More

HEALTH

Need to create awareness to combat rare genetic disorders

The Indian healthcare sector faces a major challenge as patients suffering from rare diseases often go unnoticed. Yet, as Praveen Gupta, Managing Director of Premas Life Sciences, emphasises, rare diseases and patients do count. Too Rare for Research? Rare disease patients in India face significant delays in diagnosis and often receive minimal treatment. While these […]Read More

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