Patiala: New Anemia Drug from Coriander Leaves
Punjabi University researchers develop a safe, cost-effective anemia treatment using coriander leaves, boosting hemoglobin in just 10 days. A breakthrough in herbal medicine.
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Ear Seeds: Celeb-Loved Wellness Trend Explained
From Lisa to Naomi Campbell, ear seeds are the latest wellness accessory. We explore their TCM roots, celebrity endorsements, costs, and the science behind the hype. Discover if they work.
BingX TradFi Expands Access to Global Financial Markets
BingX launches BingX TradFi, offering Indian investors access to US stocks, ETFs, and bonds. This move bridges crypto and traditional finance. Explore new investment frontiers now!
WHO Head Slams Rising Military Spending, Urges Health Investment
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warns global military spending hit a record $2.2 trillion, diverting funds from health. He urges nations to choose 'peace as the best medicine' and invest in global health initiatives.
British Library's Crime Revival & Bengal's Unique Fish Art
Discover the British Library's archive of forgotten crime novels and unique Indian traditions like Kolkata's dressed fish and coconut subscriptions. A dive into niche culture and timeless finds.
First Braille Library in UP Opens at DSMNRU, Lucknow
Dr Shakuntala Misra National Rehabilitation University inaugurates a state-first braille library with 4000 books, aiding visually impaired students in higher education. Explore this landmark initiative.
Renovated Baradari Garden Library Opens in Nawanshahr
Shiromani Akali Dal MP Santosh Singh Kang inaugurated the renovated Baradari Garden library in Nawanshahr. The project, costing Rs 1.5 crore, features modern amenities and a rich collection of books.
Assam's Sanchipat Manuscripts: 1,100 Texts Preserved
Discover how the Indian Ethno Library Society, led by Dr Hari Charan Das, is saving over 1,100 Sanchipat manuscripts in Assam and West Bengal. Learn about this vital mission to protect India's intellectual heritage.
Uttar Pradesh Inaugurates First Braille Library in Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh launches its first state-level Braille library in Lucknow, offering over 500 books and digital resources to empower the visually impaired community.
Retired Diplomat's Free Library Transforms Puri Education
Former IFS officer Malaya Mishra establishes Sarojini Devi Memorial Library in Puri, offering free access to 5000+ books and mentorship to local youth. Discover this inspiring story of social service.
Andhra Pradesh Greenlights Ayurvedic Surgeries
Andhra Pradesh reignites the debate on Ayurvedic surgeries as Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav approves the move for integrating traditional and modern healthcare. Read more.
JU's Rs 9.7 Crore Centre to Study Ayurvedic Medicine Safety
Jadavpur University launches a national research centre to scientifically evaluate Ayurvedic herbs and formulations, boosting global credibility of Indian traditional medicine. Read more.
Science of Old Book Smell: Sweetness, Dryness, Sharpness
Discover the chemistry behind the nostalgic smell of old books. Learn how paper, ink, and glue break down to create that unique sweet, dry, and sharp scent we all love. #OldBooks #Science
Renovated 80-Year-Old Building Becomes Davanagere's Model Library
An 80-year-old British-era building in Neralage, Davanagere, is now a modern library with 3600 books, computers, and a TV room, fostering a strong reading culture. Discover this rural transformation!
Saudi Arabia's New Medicine Rules: Indian Travellers Alert
Saudi Arabia now requires online pre-approval for personal medicines. Indian travellers must check restrictions as many common Indian drugs are controlled. NCB issues advisory for 2026.
2026 Healthcare: From Treatment to Predictive Prevention
Discover how 2026 marks a healthcare revolution: AI, genomics, and personalized medicine shift focus from curing illness to extending healthy lifespan. Read the latest medical insights.
2025: Digital Health & Traditional Medicine Reshape India
A look back at 2025 reveals a pivotal year where India's healthcare embraced digital tools and traditional systems like Ayurveda, creating a unique hybrid model for the future.
Faridabad's Atal Library Inaugurated Twice on Same Day
A newly built Atal Library in Faridabad's Town Park was inaugurated twice by BJP leaders on December 30, 2025. The Rs 3.85 crore facility's opening saw dual ceremonies. Read the full story.
Doctor's Journey to Integrate Science and Spirit for Healing
Dr. Anirban Ganguly, a senior consultant, shares his transformative journey from conventional medicine to integrating spirituality for holistic patient healing. Discover his insights.
Forgotten Libraries: Tech Replacing Deep Thought
Anitha Ramachander reflects on how libraries taught careful thinking before writing. Discover why context and conscience matter in the digital age. Read more.
Tirupati Man Translates Ruskin Bond for New Generation
Discover how Tirupati Kiran is making Ruskin Bond's stories accessible in Kannada, Telugu & Tamil. His publishing house and mobile library plan inspire young readers across India. Read his inspiring journey!
Pune library to mark 50 years, keeps reading alive
Twashta Kasar Samaj Sanstha Vachan Mandir in Pune, a temple of books, approaches its golden jubilee in 2026. Discover how this community hub thrives on Rs 40 monthly fee and nurtures young readers.
Nagpur's Crematorium Library: A Study Haven for Youth
In Nagpur, a unique library at a crematorium offers silent study space for competitive exam aspirants. Discover how this civic innovation is shaping futures. Read the full story.
Why Obama Presidential Center has no windows
The Obama Foundation explains the unconventional, windowless design of the Chicago Presidential Center, citing artifact protection and symbolic meaning. Opening June 2026.
World Ayurveda Summit begins in Bengaluru
A major four-day global Ayurveda summit has started in Bengaluru, aiming to shift healthcare from reactive treatment to proactive, nature-based wellness. Join the movement for a health-conscious society.
Scholars Discuss Thanjavur Maratha Legacy in Trichy Seminar
Scholars from Tamil Nadu & Maharashtra convened in Trichy to explore the rich cultural synthesis of Thanjavur Maratha rule. Discover the enduring legacy of Marathi language, theatre, and manuscripts in South India.
AMU Teacher Shot Dead During Evening Walk on Campus
Computer teacher Rao Danish Ali was fatally shot near Maulana Azad Library at Aligarh Muslim University. Police investigate as the campus community reels from the attack. Read the latest details.
Humayun: The Mughal Emperor Who Died in a Library Fall
Explore the forgotten story of Mughal Emperor Humayun, whose life of struggle ended not in battle, but in a fatal fall down his library stairs at Purana Qila in 1556.
Afghan Health Minister Visits India for Talks, WHO Summit
Afghanistan's Public Health Minister Qalandar Ebad held key talks on healthcare cooperation in India and attended the WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine in Gandhinagar.
Stalin opens 9 new library buildings in Trichy district
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin virtually inaugurated nine new library buildings in Trichy, built at ₹1.98 crore, enhancing educational infrastructure in urban and rural areas. Explore the details.
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