Japan's Rice Wisdom: 5 Habits India Should Adopt
Discover how Japan's mindful approach to rice consumption can transform your health and relationship with food. Learn ancient secrets that make every grain count.
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6 Early Warning Signs of Accelerated Brain Aging
Are you experiencing constant fatigue and memory lapses? These could be early signs of accelerated brain aging. Discover the 6 red flags that demand immediate attention and learn how to protect your cognitive health.
Canada Study Costs 2025-26: Complete Guide
Complete breakdown of studying in Canada expenses - tuition fees, living costs, and hidden charges for international students from India planning 2025-26 intake.
Diabetes Can Damage Memory & Increase Dementia Risk
Groundbreaking research reveals how diabetes significantly impacts brain health, increasing dementia risk and causing memory problems. Learn about the connection and prevention strategies.
One Sip of Alcohol Can Raise Dementia Risk: Study
Groundbreaking research reveals that even minimal alcohol consumption can significantly raise your risk of developing dementia, challenging previous beliefs about 'safe' drinking limits.
Diabetes & Brain Health: The Critical Connection
New research reveals how diabetes directly impacts brain health, increasing dementia risk and affecting cognitive function. Learn the vital connection and protective measures.
Study With Me: Gen Z's Learning Revolution in India
Discover how the 'Study With Me' phenomenon is transforming education for Indian students through virtual companionship, reduced isolation, and enhanced productivity in digital learning environments.
Prunella Scales, Fawlty Towers Star, Dies at 93
Beloved Fawlty Towers actress Prunella Scales dies at 93 after battling dementia that left her unable to comprehend husband Timothy West's passing. The British entertainment world mourns an iconic talent.
High Blood Sugar Linked to Dementia in Global Study
Groundbreaking multinational research establishes a direct connection between elevated blood sugar levels and increased dementia risk, with crucial implications for public health strategies worldwide.
7 Japanese Bathroom Ideas for a Zen Home
Discover Japanese real estate-inspired bathroom decor ideas that blend minimalism, natural elements, and mindfulness to create your personal wellness retreat.
UK High Commissioner's Advice for Indian Students
Indian students dreaming of UK education receive vital guidance from High Commissioner Vikram Doraiswami on university selection, financial planning, and cultural adaptation.
5 Exam Habits Successful Students Always Avoid
Discover the surprising habits successful students avoid during exam season. Learn how to maximize your performance and avoid common pitfalls that sabotage results.
Diabetes & Liver Drugs May Boost Brain Health: Study
Groundbreaking research reveals two existing medications - diabetes drug metformin and liver disease treatment ursodeoxycholic acid - could significantly enhance brain function and protect against cognitive decline.
Brain waste clearance failure linked to dementia risk
New research uncovers how impaired brain waste clearance contributes to dementia development, offering potential pathways for early detection and treatment.
Japanese Electronics Giants Stage India Comeback
Discover how Japanese home electronics brands are launching a strategic counterattack in the Indian market with premium products and renewed focus on reliability.
Macquarie University Scholarship: Up to ₹20L for Indian Students
Australia's Macquarie University launches Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship for 2024, offering up to AUD 40,000 for Indian undergraduate and postgraduate students across all disciplines.
Air Pollution Dementia Link: Protect Your Brain Health
Groundbreaking research reveals the alarming connection between air pollution and dementia risk. Learn how invisible pollutants are threatening brain health and what preventive measures you can take.
New Zealand: Top Study Abroad Choice 2025
Discover why New Zealand's world-class education, post-study work opportunities, and stunning landscapes make it the perfect study abroad choice for Indian students in 2025.
Canada's International Student Arrivals Drop 60%
New IRCC data reveals a staggering 60% decrease in international student arrivals in Canada for 2025 compared to previous years. Explore the factors behind this dramatic shift and what it means for Indian students planning to study abroad.
Japan's 30-Year Yield May Hit Record High: Amundi
Europe's largest asset manager Amundi predicts Japan's 30-year government bond yield could hit fresh highs as fiscal concerns mount. Get expert insights on BOJ policy shifts and market implications.
Harvard: Procrastination Can Help Ace Exams
Groundbreaking research from Harvard shows how strategic procrastination can boost creativity and problem-solving skills for better exam performance.
Indian Students Prefer Europe Over US: Key Reasons
Discover the compelling reasons behind the growing trend of Indian students choosing European destinations over traditional US education hubs. From affordability to career opportunities.
Foods That May Help Combat Alzheimer's Disease
Discover powerful foods that may help prevent and manage Alzheimer's symptoms. From berries to turmeric, learn how your diet can protect your brain health naturally.
Indian Students Rethink US Dream Over Visa, Cost & Job Fears
America's education appeal dims for Indian students. Rising visa rejections, skyrocketing costs, and post-graduation job uncertainties are pushing many to reconsider their study abroad plans.
Sanae Takaichi: Japan's First Female PM Journey
Discover how Sanae Takaichi, Japan's staunch conservative politician, shattered the glass ceiling to become the nation's first female Prime Minister through strategic career moves and unwavering ideology.
Japan's First Woman PM Candidate Rejects Work-Life Balance
In her landmark first speech as leadership contender, Japan's Sanae Takaichi champions traditional work ethic over modern work-life balance, sparking global debate about workplace culture and gender expectations.
Japan to elect first female prime minister Sanae Takaichi
In a historic political shift, Japan's parliament is preparing to elect Sanae Takaichi as the country's first female prime minister, marking a significant milestone in Japanese politics.
Daily Drinking May Shrink Brain, Increase Dementia Risk
Groundbreaking research suggests that even moderate daily alcohol consumption may reduce brain volume and increase dementia risk. Discover what the science says about your drinking habits.
Japanese Man With ₹2Cr Income Still Works as Janitor
Discover the incredible story of a 56-year-old Japanese man with a massive ₹2 crore annual income who continues his janitorial job by choice, not necessity. His unique philosophy about work and life will change your perspective forever.
Mumbai Hospital Launches First Neuro Support Group Humraahi
Mahim's S.L. Raheja Hospital pioneers Humraahi, a revolutionary neuro support group offering emotional support, expert guidance, and community healing for neurological patients and their caregivers.
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