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Each of these offbeat locations in the Seven Sisters of Northeast India offers a unique setting that promises to make your wedding day truly special.

Dr Manjusha Goel, Lead Consultant, Dept of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, CK Birla Hospital, Delhi shares the impact of heat wave on pregnant women

Madhuri’s latest photoshoot showcased her effortlessly combining ethnicity with modern appeal.

Encouraging open communication requires patience, trust-building, and creating a safe environment where men feel comfortable sharing their thoughts without fear of judgment or repercussions

The facial fillers, which are injected into the face, enter the blood vessels and reach the retina of the eye.

Endometriosis is a condition in which tissue comparable to the lining of the uterus begins to grow outside the uterus.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan was admitted to a hospital in Ahmedabad after suffering a heat stroke. These are ten key tips to help you remain hydrated and safe during this summer's heat wave.

The actress poses differently in each picture, showcasing her modelling skills.

Dr. Aravind Badiger, Technical Director at BDR Pharmaceuticals, discusses why there is a rise in heart diseases among women after menopause

Embracing what suits your home the best can be a hassle – from figuring out what colour suits your rooms the best to what furniture looks best in your living space, the options are seemingly endless.

On Vat Savitri, married women observe fasts for the longevity, happiness and prosperity of their husbands.

World AIDS Vaccine Day, also known as HIV Vaccine Awareness Day, aims to raise awareness about the ongoing fight against HIV/AIDS and the importance of developing a vaccine.

Excessive loneliness can escalate into more severe issues like anxiety and depression.

Since 1969, World Telecommunication Day has been observed on May 17 to commemorate the foundation of the International Telecommunication Union.

A wet toothbrush attracts germs. Later, when we use it, germs can enter our bodies.

The sattvic diet has its origins in ancient Indian philosophy, particularly Ayurveda and yoga.