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Coffee consumption is associated with reduced risk of metabolic syndrome (Mets), say researchers adding that MetS increases the risk of cardiovascular...

Poetry is a blend of ideas and imaginations. Sometimes poems are about returning to ordinary life but in a subtle manner. 'Whispers in the Wind',...

CREDAI Bengal, in association with its knowledge partner CBRE, recently released a joint report titled 'West Bengal: A beacon of growth...

Cannabis has benefits when it comes to relieving a stressful headache or migraine, researchers have found. Since cannabis is made up of over 100...

Educationist and social activist Dr Achyuta Samanta was conferred with 'Personality of the Year Award' by the Federation of Indian Chambers of...

Tino de Sa's stories are elegant and engaging. With a subtle, teasing twist of the quirky and tangy. Like sangria – essentially fruity, but with a...

The Art, Culture & Language Department's of the Delhi government under the aegis of Manish Sisodia, Delhi's Deputy CM, will be organising 9th...

A study suggests that anxiety could be managed by limiting the teenagers’ screen time

Daan Utsav Samman 2019, in its fourth year, recognises schools and individuals who make 'Giving' an important part of their lives. Twelve Samman...

Arts Acre Foundation announced dates of the 4th edition of Annual Art Fair and Festival – Art Haat 2019, to be hosted this year in...

Bratya Basu, the theatre sensation of Bengal has won this year's prestigious Dinabandhu Mitra Puroskar conferred by Paschim Banga Natya Akademi, a...

It will not be an exaggeration to say that the next war will be over water.A vital asset for our daily existence on this planet, water is the...