Lotus stem for diabetics: Acharya Balkrishna reveals why this vegetable matters
That crunchy lotus stem you fry up on weekends? Acharya Balkrishna swears by it for diabetes, hair, and blood health, and research backs a surprising chunk of it.
That crunchy lotus stem you fry up on weekends? Acharya Balkrishna swears by it for diabetes, hair, and blood health, and research backs a surprising chunk of it.
That small jar of ajwain in your kitchen has been quietly doing more than flavouring parathas for generations. Acharya Balkrishna's latest post revisits this age old remedy for stomach trouble and colds.
That slimy vegetable you might be avoiding could actually be doing wonders for your gut. Bhindi is packed with fibre and mucilage that experts say help flush toxins and keep digestion smooth.
That tiny spice sitting in your masala box might be doing a lot more than flavouring your chai. Acharya Balkrishna's new video reveals why Ayurveda holds laung in such high regard.
From cities to villages, the nation’s digital world keeps expanding one scroll at a time. On World Social Media Day, explore the numbers behind India’s unstoppable online journey.
A few round slices on the soles, the same cooling trick Indian households have leaned on for generations. Here's what Ayurveda and modern science say about it.
Acharya Balkrishna's latest Facebook post brings back a kitchen classic for sprains. Warm mustard oil, a pinch of salt, and a bandage, the same fix households have trusted for generations.
The Bengal Cancer Summit 2026, organized by the Oncological Society of Bengal and led by Organizing Secretary Prof. Dr. Suvadip Chakrabarti, successfully concluded on June 20 at the Spring Club. Accredited by the WBMC, the event drew over 150 prominent oncologists.
Once regarded as a journey marked by prolonged recovery, considerable discomfort, and months of rehabilitation, knee replacement surgery is entering a new era of precision and faster healing.
At a recent awareness session, experts from HCG Cancer Centre, Kolkata, emphasised that early detection, genetic risk assessment, and personalised care are transforming breast cancer outcomes.
