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Jun 19, 2026, 03:15 PM

India Gifts Artistic Heritage to France and Slovakia

From Kalamkari Mahabharata painting to Pochampally silk stole to Lakadong Turmeric to thekua — a range of Indian art, handicraft and products figured in the list of items gifted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to foreign dignitaries during his recent visit to France and Slovakia. The Prime Minister gifted a Kalamkari Mahabharata painting to French President Emmanuel Macron. “This hand-crafted Kalamkari painting from Andhra Pradesh showcases India’s rich artistic heritage and took nearly six months to complete,” said a source, adding that the painting was created using traditional pen-drawing techniques, and it depicts scenes from the Mahabharata. To Macron’s spouse, Modi gifted a Pochampally silk stole. “The Pochampally silk stole is a handwoven textile from Telangana, made using the traditional Ikat resist-dyeing technique. Known for its intricate geometric and floral patterns, fine craftsmanship, and elegant design, it showcases India’s rich textile heritage,” said a source. The Prime Minister gifted Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico a Kashmiri silk carpet, which is a prestigious hand-knotted craft from Kashmir. The handwoven carpet is made from high-quality natural silk and is known for its intricate floral, paisley, vine, and medallion designs inspired by local artistic traditions and natural beauty. During his meeting with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini in Bratislava, Modi gifted him a Brass Dokra Antelope set, which is a handcrafted artwork that showcases India’s ancient Dokra metal-casting tradition, practiced for centuries by tribal artisans in Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, as per sources. “The antelope figures symbolise gentleness, agility, and harmony with nature, drawing a cultural connection to the Tatra Chamois of Slovakia, with both animals representing resilience and a deep bond with their natural environments,” said a source. The Prime Minister also gifted the handcrafted Thewa motif cufflinks, which showcase the traditional jewellery craft of Rajasthan’s Pratapgarh, featuring finely engraved gold sheets fused onto coloured glass, creating intricate and elegant designs inspired by nature and symbolism, as per an official. The Prime Minister gifted a copy of Charak Samhita, Susruta Samhita and Thekua to Slovakia Speaker Richard Raš. While Charaka Samhita reflects India’s rich scientific and intellectual heritage, Thekua, which is a traditional sweet snack from Bihar, reflects cultural tradition, festive celebration, and regional culinary heritage. In Ayurveda, Ashwagandha is valued as a Rasayana herb that supports vitality, mental clarity, immunity, and overall well-being. Derived mainly from its roots, it is widely studied today for its adaptogenic and health-supporting properties. Nagauri Ashwagandha also supports rural livelihoods and represents the integration of traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern scientific research and global wellness trends. During the G7 Summit, the Prime Minister gifted Rajasthan’s Nagauri Ashwagandha , Meghalaya’s Lakadong Turmeric, Ramban Honey produced in the Chenab Valley of Jammu and Kashmir and Banarsi silk stoles.

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The Financial Express

Jun 19, 2026, 02:36 PM

Origin Fresh Expands into Western India with First Store Launch

D2C start-up Origin Fresh, a fresh produce brand, has launched its first store in Pune’s Koregaon Park, marking its entry into the Western India market. The company plans to expand into the Mumbai market in the coming months and will also open stores in Ahmedabad and Surat shortly. Currently, Origin Fresh operates 15 stores in the South and aims to add 10 more locations as part of its expansion strategy, Prashanth Vasan, co-founder and CEO of Origin Fresh, said. The company is also preparing to enter the Northern market next year. To support this growth, Origin Fresh is raising $5 million in Series A funding. According to Vasan, there is a growing demand in India for exotic and premium fruits and vegetables. This demand comes from both the B2B sector, which includes restaurants and corporate canteens, and homes. Post-COVID, there has been an increase in appetite for trying out exotic flavours and rising interest in items like Korean Pears, Japanese Sun Fuji apples, Cotton Candy grapes, Yellow Dragon fruit, hydroponically grown lettuces, and Thai Birds Eye chillies. Origin Fresh caters to this rising demand for global flavours, healthier lifestyles, and ingredient-led food experiences. Origin Fresh is nearing the Rs 100 crore turnover mark. On the supply side, farmers are transitioning from staple crops to these exotic fruits and vegetables, supported by the company’s commitment to purchase their entire harvest. Origin Fresh initially imported exotic produce to meet customer demand. It now sources directly from Indian farmers, reducing procurement costs by 40% and enhancing supply chain resilience. The store offers 250 SKUs, including fruits, vegetables, hydroponics, exotics, and daily essentials, with 150 of those being exotic varieties. Bengaluru-based Origin Fresh sources directly from farmers in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra and has established partnerships with around 10,000 micro-farmers to ensure they can sell their entire crop. The company operates six collection centres across South and West India, located in Malur, Palacode, Chikkaballapur, Ooty, Nashik, and Villupuram, picking up 40-50 tonnes every day. Origin Fresh is also planning to source fruits and vegetables from the North East. An AI-driven inventory planning and cold-chain infrastructure ensures produce remains fresh and wastage is below 5%, contributing to profitable operations. In addition to its app and physical stores, Origin Fresh is now available on quick commerce platforms Blinkit and Instamart.

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Indian Express

Jun 19, 2026, 02:11 PM

US-Iran War Ends With Preliminary Peace Deal, Leaving Devastating Human and Economic Toll

Written by Edward Wong and Aruni Soni The war against Iran lasted just over 15 weeks before a preliminary US-Iranian peace deal was reached this week. But the human and economic toll mounted rapidly, with consequences far beyond the region. Facing pressure at home and abroad, President Donald Trump announced Monday that he and Vice President JD Vance had electronically signed a document with the Iranians formally ending the war, which began Feb. 28 when the United States and Israel attacked Iran. On Wednesday, the president signed the agreement again in France at the Palace of Versailles, where an ill-fated treaty was signed to end World War I more than a century ago. The costs of the war are still being tallied as a 60-day period for further negotiations begins. Here is what we know. More than 3,000 Iranians were reported to have been killed in the conflict. Israel says 26 Israelis have been killed. Thousands of people in both countries have been injured. The US military says 13 of its members have been killed. Israel renewed attacks on Lebanon on March 18 as part of the wider war, and about 3,700 people have been killed there, according to Lebanon’s Health Ministry. Strikes, mainly by Iran, have also killed people across the Middle East, including workers from South Asian countries in the Persian Gulf. The US military killed three Indian civilian sailors in a strike on a commercial ship near Oman, raising tensions between the United States and India. In the deadliest known civilian casualty incident, a US missile strike demolished an Iranian school, killing at least 175 people on the first day of the war, according to Iranian officials. Iran’s economy was already deeply troubled before the war. But now it is in free fall. Prices for food and other basic goods have skyrocketed, and daily life is a struggle. The scale of devastation has been great, with hundreds of schools and healthcare facilities damaged or destroyed in the war, according to the Iranian Red Crescent Society, the country’s primary humanitarian relief organization. For US taxpayers and consumers, the cost of the war is at least $132 billion, according to an estimate by Moody’s Analytics. That factors in military spending, rising energy and commodity prices and interest rates, said Mark Zandi, the company’s chief economist. A top Pentagon official told Congress last month that the cost had risen to around $29 billion for the military. That estimate did not include the price of repairing more than a dozen US bases in the region damaged by Iranian attacks. The costs of repair and maintenance, as well as keeping carrier strike groups at sea, also need to be factored in. “It costs a lot of money to just keep everyone and all this apparatus deployed there,” said Linda Bilmes, a public finance expert and senior lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School. Iran also severely damaged other US assets in the region, including a valuable military radar jet on a tarmac in Saudi Arabia and the US Embassy compound in Riyadh. Americans have paid roughly $60 billion more for gasoline and diesel since the conflict began as a result of higher prices, according to an Iran War Energy Cost Tracker from Brown University. That’s about an extra $460 per household. When the United States and Israel started the war with Iran, Americans were paying, on average, $2.98 a gallon at the pump, according to AAA, the motor club. Since then, gas prices have seen large spikes and are now around $4 a gallon. Oil prices surged when the Iranian military attacked some commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital passageway for shipping. That disrupted the global flow of petroleum. Crude oil is the main ingredient for gas. The global benchmark for crude oil has dropped since a peace agreement framework was announced days ago. It is currently near $80 a barrel. At one point in March, prices climbed to around $120 a barrel. Those high fuel prices have trickled down the chain and inflated many other costs tied to fuel, like airline fares and the transportation of commodities and manufactured goods. Disruptions to global trade from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz have squeezed prices of commodities such as sulfur, a key ingredient of certain fertilizers. A Council on Foreign Relations report this month by Máximo Torero Cullen, the chief economist of the Food and Agriculture Organization, said the disruptions in the strait would have consequences that “extend well beyond agriculture, threatening higher food prices, higher food inflation, reduced economic growth and increased hunger worldwide.” This article originally appeared in The New York Times.

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The Daily Guardian

Jun 19, 2026, 01:55 PM

Tripura Emerges as a Smart Destination for Medical Education in Northeast India

Northeast India is rapidly emerging as one of the most important growth regions for medical education in the country, driven by rising MBBS seat capacity, new institutional development, improving connectivity, and a growing need for doctors across underserved states. Against the backdrop of India’s largest-ever expansion in medical education, Tripura is standing out as a smart and practical destination for aspiring doctors seeking quality education closer to home. India’s medical education landscape has expanded sharply in recent years, rising from 387 medical colleges and 51,348 MBBS seats before 2014 to 818 colleges and 1,28,875 MBBS seats by December 2025. In October 2025 alone, the National Medical Commission approved an additional 10,650 MBBS seats across 41 new colleges for the 2025–26 session, reflecting the country’s continued push to expand access to medical education. Within this national growth story, the Northeast has seen a remarkable transformation. The region has grown from an estimated 11–12 MBBS colleges a decade ago to roughly 25–27 today, with total MBBS seats rising from about 1,500 to more than 3,000. Three states that had no medical college at all in 2014 – Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram and Nagaland now each have one, underscoring the pace at which medical infrastructure is being built across the region. Tripura, in particular, has emerged as a notable education hub. The state now has three MBBS colleges – one government and two private or society-run institutions – with a total of 450 MBBS seats, up from an effective 225 seats just three years ago. This expansion became even more significant when the National Medical Commission sanctioned 50 additional seats on November 4, 2025, prompting Chief Minister Manik Saha to observe that the state had achieved “a record addition of 225 MBBS seats in the last three years”. Commenting on the state’s growing importance in the medical education landscape, a professional from a leading Medical College, said, “Tripura is steadily emerging as a meaningful destination for medical education in India. The state’s expanding MBBS seat capacity, improving healthcare ecosystem, and better connectivity are creating the right environment for aspiring doctors to study and build their careers here. As more institutions, infrastructure and specialist services come up, Tripura is not just addressing local demand but also contributing to the larger national and regional mission of strengthening medical education and healthcare access.” The state government has also publicly committed to making Tripura a “self-sufficient medical hub,” with plans and investments extending beyond undergraduate education into healthcare delivery and infrastructure. These include a government dental college with 63 seats, proposed Ayurvedic and homeopathy institutions, a Tripura University of Health Sciences, private super-speciality hospitals, an AIIMS New Delhi partnership for Agartala Government Medical College and GBP Hospital, and a 2026–27 state budget that sharply increases health allocation. This growth is taking place at a time when the need for doctors remains acute, particularly across Northeastern states. India’s official doctor-population ratio is around 1:811 when AYUSH practitioners are included, but the numbers mask sharp regional disparity. Nagaland is estimated at around 1:1,600 and Mizoram at around 1:2,500, while rural community health centres across India faced an estimated 80% shortfall of specialist doctors in 2022–23. For medical graduates, this creates strong career demand and long-term opportunities in the region. Tripura’s healthcare ecosystem is expanding alongside its medical education base. The state’s network includes around 104 rural hospitals, 94 PHCs, 22 CHCs and over 2,000 ASHA workers serving a population of 3.7 million, with most facilities empanelled under Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) and the Tripura Health Assurance Scheme for the Poor. Recent additions such as nine super-speciality services at GBP Hospital, kidney transplants done within the state, and planned liver transplant capabilities further strengthen the environment for future medical professionals. Connectivity is another advantage that is often underestimated. Guwahati’s Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport is the undisputed gateway to the Northeast and the busiest airport in the region, handling 6.50 million passengers in FY 2024–25 and ranking as India’s 10th busiest airport. The newly inaugurated ₹4,000 crore “Bamboo Orchids” terminal, completed in December 2025, has added major capacity to the region’s connectivity backbone. Agartala’s Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport is the second-busiest airport in the Northeast, has been upgraded from Grade III to Grade II, now serves ten destinations, and handled around 15 lakh passengers in 2025–26. For students and parents, this improved connectivity matters. It makes travel more affordable and convenient, supports family visits, and reduces the sense of isolation that once discouraged students from considering the region. Agartala’s integrated terminal, built under a ₹438 crore project and opened in January 2022, has strengthened the city’s accessibility and positioned it as the second-best-connected city in the Northeast after Guwahati. The Northeast also offers a strong academic and lifestyle environment. Tripura has a cost of living that is modestly below the Indian average, India’s third-highest literacy rate at over 87%, forest cover exceeding 60% of its land area, and a reputation for being calm and safe. These factors contribute to a study atmosphere that is often seen as more focused and less stressful than crowded metro college towns. Private medical colleges are playing an essential role in meeting India’s growing demand for medical education. With roughly 22–24 lakh students appearing for NEET each year for about 1.1–1.3 lakh MBBS seats, private and deemed institutions now account for nearly half of all MBBS seats in the country. This makes them critical to absorbing demand and expanding access, especially in regions like the Northeast where seat availability is improving steadily. This capacity expansion also helps reduce the pressure to study MBBS abroad. More than 30,000 Indian students are currently enrolled overseas for medical education, including in Russia, Bangladesh, China and other countries, often at costs comparable to or higher than Indian private colleges and with added risks related to geopolitical disruptions and licensing uncertainty. India’s overall FMGE pass rate was just 20.19% in June 2024, meaning roughly four in five foreign-trained candidates failed the screening test. In this context, every additional seat in India represents one less reason for students to leave the country. The broader trend points to a clear shift in perception. The Northeast is no longer seen only as a remote region; it is increasingly viewed as a destination with educational opportunity, career relevance, stronger infrastructure and an improving quality of life. For medical aspirants, Tripura offers a compelling combination of access, affordability, safety, connectivity and long-term professional opportunity. Recent industry developments further support the strength of this narrative. The National Medical Commission’s October 2025 approval of 10,650 additional MBBS seats across 41 new colleges signals continued momentum in medical education expansion across India. The Northeast remains a priority region within that growth story, especially as states that once had no medical colleges now have at least one institution each. Tripura’s positioning as a medical hub is also being reinforced through public investment, specialist services, and institutional partnerships. The state’s healthcare expansion, combined with its growing education capacity and improved air connectivity, makes it one of the more strategically important emerging markets for medical education in India. As awareness grows, the state is likely to attract not only local aspirants but also students from outside the region who are seeking a more affordable and supportive environment. If you object to the content of this press release, please notify us at pr.error.rectification@gmail.com. We will respond and rectify the situation within 24 hours. (The article has been published through a syndicated feed. Except for the headline, the content has been published verbatim. 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Amar Ujala

Jun 19, 2026, 01:34 PM

Rishikesh Street Vendors Receive Training in Health and Hygiene

Mayor Shambhu Paswan said that a special training was given to all the vendors two months ago to maintain the standards of health and hygiene. The training is to keep the food items completely hygienic and to provide clean, safe and unadulterated street food to the local residents and tourists of Rishikesh so that the street vendors can have a dignified and safe livelihood. Gloves, aprons and caps were distributed to the vendors. Assistant Municipal Commissioners Chandrakant Bhatt, Varun Malhotra, Shailendra Gupta, Priyanka Kukreti etc. were present on the occasion.

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Kalinga TV

Jun 19, 2026, 01:03 PM

India Showcases Cultural Heritage at G7 Summit with Unique Gifts

New Delhi: During his participation in the 52nd G7 Summit in Evian, France, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented a curated selection of gifts to the leaders. These included Nagauri Ashwagandha, Ramban Honey, Lakadong Turmeric, and a Banarasi silk stole. Each gift serves as a testament to the country’s deep-rooted cultural heritage, sustainable farming practices, and centuries-old craftsmanship. Ramban Honey is a natural honey produced in the Chenab Valley of Jammu and Kashmir. This area is rich in Himalayan flora and wildflowers, which give it a distinctive taste and nutritional profile. Valued in Ayurveda and traditional wellness systems, it is known for its natural antioxidants, enzymes, and bioactive compounds. Moreover, it is produced by local beekeepers using traditional, environmentally sensitive practices. Ramban Honey reflects the region’s biodiversity, cultural heritage, and long-standing beekeeping traditions rooted in harmony with nature. While the Lakadong Turmeric is a premium variety grown in the Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya. It is known for its exceptionally high curcumin content due to fertile red soil, heavy rainfall, and traditional farming practices. Additionally, it has received a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, highlighting its unique regional identity and quality. Widely used in Indian cooking and Ayurveda, turmeric is valued for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, with curcumin being its key active compound. In addition, Lakadong Turmeric represents both scientific interest in natural health benefits and the cultural heritage of Meghalaya’s farming communities. This reflects sustainable agriculture and a deep connection with nature. Nagauri Ashwagandha is a high-quality variety of Ashwagandha grown in Rajasthan, especially the Nagaur district. It is known for its rich withanolide content due to its arid climate and sandy soil. Recognised with a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, it holds strong cultural and agricultural significance. In Ayurveda, Ashwagandha is valued as a Rasayana herb that supports vitality, mental clarity, immunity, and overall well-being. It is derived mainly from its roots and is widely studied today for its adaptogenic and health-supporting properties. Furthermore, Nagauri Ashwagandha also supports rural livelihoods and represents the integration of traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern scientific research and global wellness trends. The Banarasi Silk Stole is a traditional handwoven textile from Varanasi. It is crafted from fine silk and decorated with intricate zari work. Known for its elegant texture and detailed motifs inspired by nature, it reflects centuries of refined weaving techniques passed down through generations. Recognised with a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, Banarasi silk represents one of India’s most prestigious textile traditions. It also supports the livelihoods of weaving communities. In addition, it stands as a symbol of India’s rich cultural heritage, craftsmanship, and artistic continuity. The key leaders who attended the G7 summit were, along with PM Modi, European Council President Antonio Costa, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, and US President Donald Trump. French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi also attended. In addition, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Kenyan President William Ruto, and South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung were present. Earlier, after concluding his engagements at the G7 Summit, Prime Minister Modi said in a post on X that he had a productive round of meetings and interactions in Evian. There, he put forward India’s views on governance and policy-making while stressing the importance of working closely with the Global South to promote global prosperity. During the summit, PM Modi also participated in a session on artificial intelligence. In this session, he emphasised India’s commitment to ethical and human-centric AI development. He also advocated an inclusive approach to ensuring the benefits of emerging technologies reach developing countries. (ANI) Also Read: UKPNP raises alarm over human rights, food shortages, and crackdown on activists in PoJK

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Aaj Tak

Jun 19, 2026, 12:36 PM

Venus' Transit into Ashlesha Constellation Brings Challenges for Certain Zodiac Signs

In Vedic astrology, planetary movements and constellations have a profound effect on every sphere of life. Venus, the factor of happiness, prosperity, and splendor, is going to change its position soon. On 22 June 2026, Venus will enter the constellation Ashlesha. It will communicate in this constellation until 3 July 2026. The lord of the constellation Ashlesha is Mercury. According to astrological calculations, this transit of Venus in the constellation of Mercury can prove to be challenging for some zodiac signs. During this time, people belonging to these four zodiac signs need to be especially vigilant about career, financial matters, and health. For Aries, this time can fluctuate. Unnecessary expenses on the financial front can affect your savings. There is a possibility of differences with colleagues or superiors at the workplace. Be careful while driving and avoid making any major investments during this period. Keeping restraint on your words to the Gemini zodiac sign will hurt your relationships.

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Amar Ujala

Jun 19, 2026, 11:53 AM

Rural Hospital Enhances Healthcare Services with New Facilities and Professionals

Hospital in-charge Dr. Bipin Kumar Bhardwaj said that regular pregnant check-up, ultrasound and delivery facilities are being provided in the hospital. Gynaecologist Dr. Dhara and Pediatrician Dr. Pinank are also providing services. Apart from this, recently retired from Government Hospital Phata and ANM Darshani Devi is also providing health services by joining the hospital. Zila Panchayat member Amit Maikhuri said that the people of the area are getting the benefit of the hospital. Earlier even small check-ups had to go to the district headquarters. Now many health services are available at the local level.

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Indian Express

Jun 19, 2026, 10:51 AM

Reliance Outlines AI Vision for India, Aims to Make Country a Global Leader

At its 49th Annual General Meeting (AGM), apart from revealing stellar growth numbers, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) also highlighted its AI vision for India. The company outlined its AI roadmap and its grand vision to place India as a future global AI leader. In his opening address, Chairman and Managing Director, Mukesh Ambani said, “I firmly believe that India should not be a mere consumer of AI created elsewhere. India must become a global leader in AI.” According to the chairman, India should seize the AI opportunity and build technologies that not only serve domestic needs but also the demands of the global market. While drawing parallels with Jio’s role in making mobile data affordable and accessible across India, reducing digital inequality, Ambani shared that Reliance now wants to make AI accessible to everyone and everywhere. “Reliance Intelligence promises AI for everyone, everywhere.” The chairman also touched upon Reliance Intelligence, first introduced at the AGM in 2025. This year, Reliance Intelligence seemed to be at the centre of the company’s AI ambitions. The company said that the platform will enable Indian engineers to build and deploy AI technologies for over 1.5 billion people while ensuring that the technology remains affordable, accessible, and, most importantly, trusted. The conglomerate also announced plans to build what it described as India’s sovereign AI backbone. The company is developing a large AI infrastructure facility in Jamnagar, powered by renewable energy generated in Kutch. According to the company, an initial 120 Megawatts capacity will be commissioned by the end of 2026. The infrastructure will be powered by NVIDIA GB300 systems designed for AI inference workloads. The company claimed that the deployment would position it among the largest AI infrastructure projects globally and provide the foundation for India’s AI ecosystem. The company is also partnering with Google, Meta and NVIDIA to accelerate AI adoption across sectors. As part of the partnership announcements, Google AI Pro is already being offered free to millions of Jio users, while Meta’s Llama is being used to develop AI solutions for Indian enterprises. When it comes to integrating AI into its network, Reliance seems to be taking a radically different approach. Speaking at the AGM, Akash Ambani said Jio is taking a unique approach to AI by embedding it directly into the telecom network instead of offering it solely through standalone applications. “Across the world AI is an app on the phone. Jio is doing something fundamentally different. We are building AI directly into the heart of the network,” he said. The company said future AI-powered capabilities could include call transcription, multilingual conversation summaries, conference call assistance and AI agents capable of completing tasks such as booking cabs or scheduling appointments. In all these innovations, the company emphasised that user consent and privacy would remain central to these services, especially for payments and other sensitive actions. Besides, Reliance Intelligence will introduce a suite of AI-powered services aimed at different segments of users. The company unveiled JioBharatIQ, an AI companion designed for everyday users; JioVyapar to assist small businesses; JioHealth IQ for healthcare-related services; JioLearn IQ for education; and JioKrishi IQ to help farmers make better decisions. The company said that all these offerings are being built around a common principle that AI must be easy to use, affordable, and trustworthy. The company also announced that the MyJio app will evolve into a personal AI agent capable of assisting users with tasks such as onboarding, eSIM activation and customer support. For connected homes, Reliance introduced JioHome and JioTeleFrame, a platform designed to host multiple AI agents for shopping, entertainment and smart-home experiences in Indian languages. “Only with your consent, AI agents can transcribe calls, summarise conversations in multiple languages, set up calls and book cabs,” asserted Kiran Thomas, President at RIL. Most importantly, the company sees AI as the next growth engine that will drive productivity and job creation and will be key to its future export strategy. The company said technologies developed through Reliance Intelligence could become a major pillar of India’s digital export strategy. These announcements build on Jio’s scale, which now serves more than 524 million users and has over 268 million 5G subscribers. Reliance believes this user base, combined with its infrastructure investments and partnerships, can help accelerate AI adoption across India. With its latest AI push, the company seems to be attempting to replicate the impact Jio had on mobile internet by making AI accessible at scale and embedding it into everyday services for consumers and businesses alike.

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Kalinga TV

Jun 19, 2026, 10:25 AM

Chronic Back Issues Plague Young Professionals: How to Preserve Your Spine

Most young professionals are coming down with chronic back issues at an alarming rate because of lifestyle and job choices. Here is why: How to preserve your spine:

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Siasat News✓

Jun 19, 2026, 10:14 AM

West Bengal Minister Resigns Amid Leadership Crisis in Trinamool Congress

The leadership crisis in the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress deepened on Friday, June 19, as former West Bengal minister Jyoti Priya Mallick resigned from all party organisational posts citing health concerns, while senior North Bengal leader Goutam Deb stepped down as mayor of the Siliguri Municipal Corporation. Mallick, a longtime associate of the TMC supremo, said he had already communicated his decision to the party leadership. Deb, on the other hand, sent his resignation to the commissioner of the Siliguri civic body, forgoing his official vehicle and security detail, officials said. “I have resigned from all the posts in the TMC because of my extremely poor health condition which has deteriorated severely during the past few months. My blood sugar levels have shot up abnormally, and I am suffering from major kidney ailments. Under the circumstances, it is becoming impossible to shoulder responsibilities in the party working committee and other positions. It makes no sense to hold on to a post when you can’t work,” Mallick said. The development comes only days after Banerjee carried out a major organisational reshuffle and inducted Mallick into its reconstituted working committee. Mallick – a five-time MLA, first from the Gaighata constituency and, subsequently, from the Habra assembly constituency in North 24 Parganas district – had served as the state’s food and supplies minister from 2011 to 2021 and as the state forest minister for the following three years. As one of the most influential leaders in the district, he also played a key role in strengthening the party organisation in the region over the past two decades. In the 2026 assembly polls, Mallick was humiliated at his perceived Habra stronghold in the hands of BJP’s Debdas Mondal who defeated him by a comprehensive margin of over 31,000 votes. Mallick’s political career suffered a major setback after he was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in October 2023 in connection with the alleged ration distribution scam. He was released on bail in January 2025, after spending nearly 15 months in jail. Following his arrest, Mallick repeatedly cited health complications and underwent medical examinations while in custody. Mallick’s resignation came amid a widespread rift within the TMC marked by arrests, abdications and rebellions from a significant section of party leadership, ever since its electoral drubbing at the hands of the BJP, both at the state-level as well as in the Parliament. The leader, despite his arrest on grounds of alleged corruption, had enjoyed Mamata Banerjee’s confidence and was awarded a poll ticket. “Balu (Mallick’s nickname) is one of my best performing ministers. He was framed jointly by the CPI(M) and BJP for political vendetta and jealousy because he caught the illegal municipal appointments of the erstwhile Left government,” Banerjee had told during a poll rally in support of Mallick. Asked about the fissures currently ailing the party, Mallick said he couldn’t comment. “I have no disillusionment with Mamata Banerjee. Those who have revolted against her are experienced leaders, and they must have their reasons for doing it,” he said. The rebellion within the TMC has emerged as one of the most significant political developments in West Bengal after the 2026 assembly elections. In the state assembly, a group of 58 dissident TMC MLAs, led by Ritabrata Banerjee, broke away from the party leadership and secured recognition from the Speaker as the dominant legislature group, electing Banerjee as Leader of the Opposition. The split extended to Parliament, where 20 rebel TMC MPs, including Sudip Bandyopadhyay and Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, moved away from the party’s central leadership and sought a merger with the Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI), claiming support of more than two-thirds of TMC’s Lok Sabha members. The developments have triggered legal and political battles over legitimacy, anti-defection provisions, and control of the party’s legislative wings, marking the deepest internal crisis in TMC’s 28-year-old history. Responding to Mallick’s resignation, BJP spokesperson Debjit Sarkar said that for party “which has ceased to exist”, such moves carried little significance. “He may quit party positions, but that won’t exonerate him from the crimes he committed. He will be judged according to the law of the land,” Sarkar said. Meanwhile, Deb’s resignation as Siliguri mayor in the wake of change of guard at the state’s power corridors followed identical moves made earlier by former Kolkata mayor Firhad Hakim and his counterpart in Bidhannagar, Krishna Chakraborty. On June 17, the chief executive of the Gorkha Territorial Administration in the Darjeeling hills, Anit Thapa, an ally of Mamata Banerjee, also put in his papers. Chairpersons and pradhans of multiple urban and rural bodies across Bengal, including in districts like Murshidabad and Alipurduar, have quit in recent times. BJP’s Siliguri leader and state tourism minister Shankar Ghosh called Deb’s move, which has also put a question mark on the fate of the civic body board whose tenure extends till February next year, a “reflection of incompetence” of TMC leaders running the show. “The failure of the board was apparent before the people of Siliguri, which is an important urban centre of the state, for a long time. I am hopeful that the new set of administrators will do a better job,” he said. “Ever since I was elected as MLA and subsequently named minister, I have always extended my hand of cooperation to the municipal body. They cannot blame the BJP government for non-cooperation,” he added.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 09:57 AM

Beginner-Friendly Exercises to Relieve Stress and Improve Mental Well-being

If you're new to fitness, starting with exercises that relieve stress can be a great way to begin.These exercises not only improve your physical health but also your mental well-being.By focusing on simple movements and breathing techniques, you can reduce anxiety and improve your mood.Here are five beginner-friendly exercises that can help relieve stress effectively.

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AIR News✓

Jun 19, 2026, 08:56 AM

Indian Air Force Commemorates International Day of Yoga with Nationwide Sessions

The Indian Air Force will commemorate the International Day of Yoga by organising yoga sessions across the length and breadth of the country. The Ministry of Defence said that events will be held from the high-altitude Mountains of Leh in the north to the beaches of Car Nicobar in the south, and from the eastern frontiers of Tawang to the sacred city of Dwarka in the west. The Ministry said that apart from Airwarriors and families, school children and NCC cadets will also participate in yoga being organised at various Air Force Stations across the country. International Day of Yoga is celebrated on the 21st of June, across the globe. The Defence Ministry noted that theme for this year’s International Day of Yoga is Yoga for Healthy Ageing, highlighting the role of yoga in promoting physical vitality, mental resilience and holistic wellness across all stages of life.

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Indian Express

Jun 19, 2026, 08:10 AM

Kerala Budget Aims to Position State as Maritime and Aviation Logistics Hub

Positioning Kerala as a maritime and aviation logistics hub, setting up a Knowledge Valley to stem student migration, promoting a “silver economy” to harness the expertise of senior citizens, and bringing a comprehensive land management policy to attract investment are among the key initiatives announced in the revised Budget for the current fiscal year, presented by Chief Minister V D Satheesan on Friday. One of the major Budget announcements that Satheesan, who also holds the Finance portfolio, made is the proposed restructuring of the Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board (KIIFB), which the previous Left government had turned into a vehicle for off-budget borrowing and infrastructure financing. “The debt repayment obligation of KIIFB is Rs 20,000 crore. KIIFB relies on off-budget borrowings at interest rates significantly higher than those incurred on standard sovereign state borrowings. This has inexorably pushed the state’s borrowings and debt burden beyond permissible limits, triggering grave macroeconomic imbalances. Taking cognisance of these challenges, we will constitute an expert committee to initiate comprehensive structural reforms and overhaul of KIIFB’s current operational framework,” he announced. Satheesan also announced the Rs 400-crore Mission Samudra, which is aimed at positioning Kerala as a global maritime hub by leveraging ports such as Vizhinjam and 17 others along Kerala’s coastline. With an allocation of Rs 200 crore, the government also aims to tap the potential of the state’s four international airports to position it as an aviation hub. Various infrastructure development projects are being formulated to position Kerala as South India’s premier aviation logistics hub. The aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) sector will be strengthened, and simulator-based pilot training centres and aviation maintenance engineering training and skill development facilities aligned with DGCA standards will be established, as per the announcement. Placing importance on airport-centric economic zones, the flagship Aeropark and Aerocity projects will be implemented, integrating IT and IT-enabled services (IT/ITES), global capability centres (GCCs), hospitality, and aviation-allied trade and service sectors, the CM said. A comprehensive aviation policy will be promulgated in this regard. To tap the critical mineral resources and rare earth deposits along the coast of Kerala, the Budget also proposed a Southern Kerala Economic Corridor & Rare Earth and Critical Minerals Corridor. This is expected to boost the space and technology institutions in the region. Highlighting Kerala’s ageing population, the government proposed developing a “silver economy” through world-class facilities for senior citizens, entrepreneurship programmes, institutional support and measures to utilise their expertise and experience. To support poor families facing rising healthcare and education expenses, the government announced the One Kerala Karuthal Mission, a technology-driven platform to provide direct assistance to eligible beneficiaries. The mission aims to channel donations from NGOs, CSR funds, institutions and individuals directly to beneficiaries through a transparent mechanism. The government will establish a Global Job Watch Tower, a state-level future skills and employment intelligence mission aimed at aligning education and skill-development programmes with emerging global employment trends. The Budget also proposed measures to strengthen Kerala’s participation in the growing space economy through specialised research institutions focusing on satellite technology and initiatives to encourage students to pursue careers in the sector. To curb the outflow of students seeking higher education outside the state, the government announced the establishment of Kerala Knowledge Valley, envisioned as a world-class higher education hub. The project will bring together advanced academic programmes, research parks and centres of excellence and seek to attract leading Indian and international universities through a dedicated legislative framework. The cooperative sector will be made a partner in renewable energy projects undertaken by the Power Department. A scheme titled “100% Energy Self-Sufficient Cooperative Societies” will be launched to encourage cooperatives to participate in renewable energy generation. The Budget offered incentives for electric vehicles. Road tax on EVs priced up to Rs 10 lakh has been reduced from 5% to 3%, while tax on EVs priced between Rs 15 lakh and Rs 20 lakh has been cut from 8% to 5%. However, road tax on EVs costing more than Rs 40 lakh has been increased from 10% to 15%. Other tax rates remain unchanged. Another significant announcement was a comprehensive land management policy and a review of existing land laws. The government said the scarcity of land, difficulties in land mobilisation and legal uncertainties continue to hinder industrial growth. It plans to identify and utilise large tracts of unused land held by government departments and public sector undertakings, while reviewing and amending outdated land laws to facilitate investment and infrastructure development.

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Aaj Tak

Jun 19, 2026, 07:59 AM

Eating Home Food Alone Isn't Enough: Experts Warn of Common Mistakes Affecting Fitness and Weight

If you eat home food every day, but still are not fit, then many things need to be taken care of. Experts say that eating home food is important to stay healthy, but at the same time some mistakes should be avoided. If you do not do this, then neither you will be fit nor your weight will be under control. So along with eating home food, you also need to take care of these things told by the doctors. Dr. Ghotekar explains that people can remain unfit despite eating home food. Many such cases are also seen every day. There are many reasons for this. It is seen that people eat a lot of carbs and fat, but their diet is low in protein. More fat harms the body. People use more oil, butter and ghee in food while cooking at home. This increases the amount of calories. Healthy eating can also increase your body weight daily. If you do these daily calorie burning exercises, then you should increase your body fat every day.

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Free Press Journal

Jun 19, 2026, 07:52 AM

Can Yoga Help with Weight Loss? Experts Weigh In on International Yoga Day 2026

On International Yoga Day 2026, experts weigh in to help understand if yoga help you lose weight. While yoga may not involve intense cardio sessions or heavy weight training, they believe that its benefits for weight management are far more holistic and long-lasting. Can Yoga Help with Weight Loss? "Yes, yoga can help with weight loss, but not always in the way many people expect. Traditional yoga might not burn as many calories as high-intensity workouts, but it helps with weight management through a combination of exercise, better metabolism, reduced stress and healthier lifestyle habits," says Dr Sabrina Bokil, Consultant, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Jupiter Hospital, Pune. Unlike crash diets or quick-fix fitness regimens, yoga works gradually by improving overall physical and mental well-being. It encourages consistency, body awareness and sustainable habits that contribute to long-term weight management. A post shared by Vani_Mamgain | women wellness & disease management (@balancewithvani) Which Types of Yoga are Best for Weight Loss? Not all forms of yoga are the same. Some styles are more dynamic and physically demanding, helping practitioners burn calories while also building strength and stamina. "Vinyasa Yoga, Power Yoga and Ashtanga Yoga are styles that involve movement throughout the class. These can get your heart rate up, help you burn calories, and build muscle tone. Regular yoga practice builds flexibility, strength and endurance, which makes it easier to be physically active overall," explains Dr Bokil. These movement-based yoga forms combine stretching with continuous flow sequences, making them particularly effective for those looking to incorporate fitness into their wellness routine. A post shared by Navita Shetty | Yoga Instructor (@navitashettyyoga) The Connection Between Stress and Weight Gain One of yoga's biggest advantages lies in its ability to manage stress. Emotional eating, unhealthy cravings and hormonal imbalances often make weight loss difficult, even with exercise and dieting. "Yoga's impact on stress is one of the best benefits for weight loss. Chronic stress levels can increase levels of cortisol, a hormone associated with the storage of fat, especially in the abdominal region. Yoga's breathing exercises, mindfulness practices and relaxation techniques can help to reduce stress levels, which may lead to less emotional eating and fewer unhealthy food cravings," says Dr Bokil. Yoga Works Best with a Balanced Lifestyle While yoga offers multiple benefits, experts stress that it should not be viewed as a standalone solution for rapid weight loss. "Yoga also increases awareness of the body, which helps people make more conscious food choices and have a healthier relationship with food. Yoga alone may not be a quick fix for weight loss, but when practiced with a balanced diet and regular physical activity, it can help in sustainable weight management," concludes Dr Bokil. As International Yoga Day 2026 nears, yoga serves as a reminder that fitness is not only about burning calories. Sometimes, lasting weight management begins with reducing stress, moving mindfully, and building healthier habits one step at a time.

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The Financial Express

Jun 19, 2026, 07:35 AM

Turtlemint Fintech Solutions' IPO Receives Muted Response from Investors

Turtlemint Fintech Solutions is witnessing a subdued reaction from investors. As on the first day of the IPO , the issue was subscribed to by a mere 3% till 12 o’clock. The company opened its IPO to raise Rs 882.67 crore from the primary markets. The bidding ends on June 23. Also, in the grey market , the response remained muted. The stock was trading at a premium of just 1.3%. This makes the estimated listing price Rs 154, indicating a profit of Rs 196 on one lot. However, it is important to note that trading in the grey market is illegal. Market participants track it for the share price listing. The offer consists of both a fresh issue and an offer for sale. The company will raise Rs 660.72 crore via a fresh issue by selling 4.35 crore equity shares. The selling shareholders will be offloading 1.46 crore equity shares in the OFS to pocket Rs 221.95 crore. The company has set the issue price band at Rs 144 and Rs 152 per share for bidding. The allotment for the IPO is expected to be finalised on June 24, while the listing on the NSE and BSE is likely to be on June 29, as per the tentative schedule. A day before IPo launching, the company allotted 2.61 crore equity shares to 32 anchor investors and raised Rs 397.20 crore. The company sold these shares at the upper end of the price band of Rs 152 per equity share. ICICI Prudential Equity & Debt Fund, Mirae Asset Multicap Fund, Mirae Asset Aggressive Hybrid Fund, Border to Coast Emerging Markets Equity Fund, Amansa Holdings Private Limited, and many marquee investors were allotted shares. Out of the total allocation of 2,61,31,680 Equity Shares to the Anchor Investors, 1.11 crore equity shares (i.e. 42.50% of the total allocation to Anchor Investors) were allocated to 7 domestic mutual funds through 12 schemes. ICICI Securities , Jefferies India , JM Financial, and Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors are working as the book-running lead managers to the issue. KFin Technologies is the registrar of the IPO. Turtlemint is a tech-enabled insurance distribution platform that connects customers, insurance advisors, and insurers. The company operates a “phygital” model, utilising a digital platform supported by a physical branch network (81 offices as of December 31, 2025). It was the first to adopt the Point of Sale Person (PoSP) model in 2015 and maintains the largest certified PoSP network among its peer group as of March 2025. While primarily focused on retail insurance (health, life, and motor), the company has expanded into other financial products like mutual funds, personal loans, and credit cards.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 06:59 AM

Carob Syrup: A Sweet and Nutritious Alternative Sweeping African Desserts

Carob syrup, a sweet and nutritious alternative to traditional sweeteners, is making waves in African desserts.Extracted from the pods of the carob tree, this syrup is naturally sweet and loaded with fiber and antioxidants.Its unique flavor profile makes it an interesting addition to various dishes.As more people look for healthier options, carob syrup is becoming a popular choice in the culinary world.

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Aaj Tak

Jun 19, 2026, 06:35 AM

Vastu Tips: Remove These 3 Items From Your Dining Table For Happiness And Prosperity

The dining room of the house is not just a place to eat, but it is a place where family members join together. According to Vastu Shastra, the dining table has a very deep impact on our life, health, and economic condition. Do you know that some small things kept on your dining table can take away the prosperity of your house? If you want happiness and prosperity to remain in your house and money to come, then remove these things from your dining table today: Never put medicines on the dining table. Having medicines in the dining place promotes negative energy instead of improving health. This can be a sign of the members of the house falling ill. If the plates, cups, or spoons placed on your dining table are somewhere brittle or broken, then remove them immediately. Broken utensils invite poverty. Always use clean and clean utensils. People often keep the dining table their own. Keep the old newspaper scattered on the dining table. It also increases the economic impact.

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DD News✓

Jun 19, 2026, 06:30 AM

Kolkata to Host National Celebrations of 12th International Day of Yoga on June 21

Kolkata is all set to host the national celebrations of the 12th International Day of Yoga (IDY) on June 21, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi scheduled to lead the nation in the Common Yoga Protocol at the iconic Red Road. The event is expected to witness participation from thousands of yoga enthusiasts on the ground and millions joining virtually from across India and around the world. Ahead of the celebrations, a curtain-raiser press conference was held at Nabanna Sabhaghar, where West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari and Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Ayush Prataprao Jadhav outlined the scale, significance and preparations for the event. During the programme, twelve special philatelic covers commemorating International Day of Yoga 2026 were released by CM Adhikari and the Union Minister in the presence of Chief Postmaster General of the West Bengal Circle, Ashok Kumar. Addressing the gathering, CM Adhikari described it as a proud moment for West Bengal to host the national Yoga Day celebrations. He said Kolkata’s rich cultural, spiritual and intellectual heritage makes it an ideal venue for an event that promotes wellness, harmony and collective well-being. Highlighting yoga as one of India’s greatest civilisational gifts to the world, CM Adhikari said the ancient practice transcends barriers and unites people in the pursuit of physical health, mental peace and inner harmony. Referring to this year’s theme, “Yoga for Healthy Ageing,” he emphasized yoga’s role in promoting vitality, resilience and emotional well-being across age groups. The Chief Minister also lauded the Ministry of Ayush for transforming yoga into a year-round people’s movement through initiatives such as Yoga 365, Yoga for Healthy Ageing, Yoga for Non-Communicable Diseases, the Yoga Park Initiative and the 100 Days of Free Online Yoga programme. Jadhav said International Day of Yoga has evolved into a global movement that promotes health, harmony and collective well-being. He noted that Yoga Day 2026 will be celebrated at nearly 2,500 locations worldwide, with more than 210 Indian Missions abroad organizing events in coordination with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR). Jadhav highlighted the success of the Ministry’s flagship Yoga 365 initiative, aimed at making yoga an integral part of everyday life. He also noted that the nationwide live yoga session conducted on June 14 witnessed participation from more than four lakh people simultaneously, creating a new Guinness World Record. The minister further announced that the Ministry of Culture will organize special yoga events at 100 iconic locations across India, linking yoga with the country’s cultural heritage, tourism potential and civilisational identity. Several nationwide outreach programmes have been organized as part of the countdown to Yoga Day, including a 100-day programme in New Delhi, a 75-day celebration at Lonar in Maharashtra, a 50-day event at Kanha Shanti Vanam in Hyderabad and a 25-day countdown event at Khajuraho. A major attraction this year is the “Gangotri to Gangasagar – Ganga Bank Yoga Journey,” connecting key locations including Gangotri, Rishikesh, Haridwar, Prayagraj, Varanasi, Patna, Hooghly and Gangasagar. The initiative aims to combine yoga with environmental awareness, river conservation and public participation. In the lead-up to June 21, a series of activities will be held across Kolkata and West Bengal, including Cycling for Wellness, Yoga in Schools and Government Offices, Yoga for Mental Well-being, Women’s Health Yoga, sessions for senior citizens, Corporate Yoga programmes and yoga events for police personnel, firefighters and healthcare workers. A special campaign titled “Daud Se Dhyan” will be organized across eleven locations in Kolkata on June 19. This will be followed by Vande Yogam and West Bengal Foundation Day celebrations on June 20 along the Hooghly riverfront, featuring cultural performances, art competitions, photography contests and public engagement programmes. The celebrations will also include mass yoga demonstrations on 500 boats across the Hooghly River, showcasing the connection between yoga and Bengal’s river heritage. The city will be illuminated with yoga-themed decorations, special bridge lighting and a mega drone show involving nearly 3,000 drones, depicting India’s yoga journey and paying tribute to great yoga masters. The press conference was attended by West Bengal Health Minister Sharadwat Mukhopadhyay, Chief Secretary Manoj Kumar Agarwal and Ayush Secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha, among other dignitaries. The national celebration at Red Road will begin at 5 a.m. on June 21, with organizers expecting one of the largest International Day of Yoga gatherings in the country.

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Amar Ujala

Jun 19, 2026, 06:03 AM

Vice President's Visit to Lukung Village Ahead of International Day of Yoga 2026

The Lt Governor informed that the visit will inspire people to adopt a healthy, balanced and harmonious lifestyle through Yoga ahead of the International Day of Yoga 2026. He also said that the guidance of the Vice President will give further impetus to the ongoing development works in the region. During his visit, the Vice President will visit Lukung village on 20th June, where he will interact with Self Help Groups and review the ongoing developmental initiatives in the border areas under the Vibrant Villages Programme. He will also pay homage at a war memorial and take stock of the efforts to strengthen infrastructure and community development in the region.

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The Moscow Times

Jun 19, 2026, 05:44 AM

Kerala Government Presents Revised Budget for 2026-27

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Chief Minister VD Satheesan on Friday presented the revised Budget for 2026-27 in the Kerala Legislative Assembly, the first budget of the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) government that assumed office last month. "Budget will form a roadmap for the State’s development trajectory for the next five years. Kerala’s social and development indicators have been declining. Youth employment is rising. The government is committed to improving the health and education sectors, enhancing job opportunities, ensuring the well-being of senior citizens. The budget will pave the way for a Puthuyuga Kerala (New-age Kerala)," said Chief Minister VD Satheesan during his preparatory speech before the budget. The CM in his budget speech announced the constitution of an expert committee to restructure the functioning of KIIFB. It said KIIFB’s off-budget borrowings and debt burden had created economic instability in the state. Mission Samudra will be launched with an allocation of Rs 400 crore to develop Kerala into a major player in the global maritime sector. A maritime policy focusing on 13 non-major ports will be prepared and an international maritime museum established. A Single-Window Invest Kerala Cell will be set up to speed up industrial development. The government will assist in establishing 10,000 MSMEs, with Rs 100 crore earmarked for the initiative. The government will launch the One Kerala Karuthal Mission to support people facing extreme poverty through CSR funds and public contributions. The budget earmarked Rs 5 crore for expanding the SpacePark project and Rs 2 crore for establishing a Global Job Watch Tower to monitor emerging job opportunities and future skills. A Kerala Knowledge Valley will be established to attract leading global institutions and universities, with Rs 100 crore allocated for the project. The Kerala Health and Life Science City project received Rs 100 crore. The project will include multi-speciality hospitals, a medical college, training centres, rehabilitation facilities, diagnostic centres and research institutions. The Oommen Chandy Health Insurance Scheme, one of the six Indira Guarantees, will provide support of up to Rs 25 lakh per family. Rs 10 crore has been allocated in the first phase. A Kerala School of Planning, Architecture and Design will be established under the PPP model with an allocation of Rs 2 crore. The government announced the implementation of light metro projects in Thiruvananthapuram and Kozhikode. Rs 20 crore has been earmarked for preliminary work. KSRTC will receive Rs 600 crore to compensate for losses incurred due to free bus travel for women and transgender persons. The budget allocated Rs 50 crore to promote startups, innovation hubs, smart industries and technological entrepreneurship among Gen Z. An allocation of Rs 192.20 crore was made for technological measures to mitigate human-wildlife conflict. The kerosene subsidy for fishermen was increased to Rs 75, while the minimum support price of rubber was raised to Rs 250. Special development packages focusing on education, health and livelihoods will be implemented in Wayanad, Kasaragod and Idukki districts. A new housing scheme for SC/ST communities was also announced. The General Education sector received Rs 1,477.57 crore. School campuses will be made girls-friendly with clean toilets and access to sanitary napkins. A Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Scientific Temper will be established with an allocation of Rs 25 crore. To curb ragging, the government will develop the Sidharthan Student Distress App and introduce the Sidharthan Anti-Ragging and Student Welfare Act in memory of J.S. Sidharthan. An Academic Council will be formed to reduce excessive political influence in universities, and bridge programmes will be introduced for job-seeking graduates. The health sector received Rs 2,076 crore. The budget proposed annual health check-ups for people above 40 years with financial assistance to make them affordable. The government announced measures to strengthen medical colleges in Kasaragod, Idukki, Wayanad and Manjeri. It also proposed operationalising the second medical college in Thiruvananthapuram and establishing a new medical college at Haripad with Rs 100 crore. The Reach Kerala project will promote medical tourism by coordinating modern medicine and AYUSH services. Selected medical colleges will be given autonomous status with the goal of achieving AIIMS-level standards. The budget also announced a School Health Brigade, Golden Hour trauma care project, strengthened epidemic surveillance, improved medicine procurement through KMSCL, phased settlement of Karunya Arogya Suraksha Padhathi dues, tribal health clusters, Coastal Care Units, mobile testing labs, rare disease medicine support and expanded water quality testing facilities. The government will launch the 'Makalkoppam' project to prevent crimes against women. An allocation of Rs 10 crore was made for 'Operation Toofan' to curb narcotic crimes in the state. The budget proposed a new tax slab for low-alcohol beverages and reduced road tax on electric vehicles priced below Rs 20 lakh.

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ABP News✓

Jun 19, 2026, 05:44 AM

40 is a Turning Point for Men's Health: Experts

The age of 40 is often ignored as a number, but according to health experts, this is the period when the body begins to signal gradual changes. Earlier, the effect of late nights, irregular eating and stress was not visible early, but after 40, the body starts to take account of these habits. In such a situation, regular health checkups can become the most effective way to catch many serious diseases at an early stage. Dr. Shelly Mahajan told TOI that after 40, many biological changes begin in the body of men. Metabolism begins to slow down, hormonal changes occur and the effect of years of lifestyle begins to show on health. Genetic risks and stress associated with urban life in Indians add to these challenges. Diabetes is also one such disease that harms the body without symptoms for a long time. Weight gain, lack of physical activity and stress are the main reasons. Dr. Mahajan says that the average blood sugar test does not give enough information from the last two months. Fast HbA test.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 05:37 AM

5 Quick Quinoa Breakfast Bowls: A Nutritious Morning Meal

Quinoa is a versatile, nutritious grain that makes for an excellent breakfast option.It is packed with protein, fiber, and essential nutrients, making it a perfect start to your day.Here are five quick quinoa breakfast bowls that are not just healthy, but also easy to prepare.Each bowl offers a unique flavor profile, ensuring you have a delightful morning meal without spending too much time in the kitchen.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 05:34 AM

Sugar-Free Muesli Breakfast Ideas for a Successful Weight Loss Journey

A healthy breakfast is the key to a successful day, especially when you are trying to lose weight.Sugar-free muesli can be an ideal option, providing the right amount of fiber and nutrients without added sugars.It keeps you full for longer and helps you maintain your energy levels throughout the morning.Here are five sugar-free muesli breakfast ideas that can help you on your weight loss journey.

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Aaj Tak

Jun 19, 2026, 05:30 AM

Coffee: A Natural Hair Dye for Prematurely Graying Hair

Earlier, hair used to be white with age, but nowadays due to poor lifestyle, young people are also facing the problem of hair graying. Chemical hair colors available in the market contain things like ammonia, which dries and damages the hair. According to the international health website Healthline, coffee works like a natural hair dye. It helps to darken your hair by one or 2 shades and easily covers gray hair (white hair). Coffee is natural, so there is no risk of hair breakage or scalp allergy. The dark color of coffee gets on the hair like a natural stain (stain or color). When you use it regularly, white hair gradually turns into brown and dark shade. According to Medical News Today, coffee not only colors the hair, but it is also acidic in nature. Our scalp and hair fibers are acidic by nature. PH products of such natural hair products are used to reduce the pH of the hair and the pH of the hair.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 05:28 AM

5 Papaya Breakfast Ideas for Boosting Digestive Health

Papaya is a tropical fruit loved for its sweet taste and vibrant color. However, it is also known for its digestive benefits, which makes it a great addition to breakfast.The fruit is loaded with enzymes that can help break down proteins and promote digestion.Here are five papaya breakfast ideas that not only taste great but also promote digestive health.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 05:16 AM

Unlock the Nutritional Power of Dandelion Greens: 5 Creative Ways to Add Them to Your Meals

Often ignored, dandelion greens are a powerhouse of nutrients and can be a great addition to your daily meals.These leafy greens are packed with vitamins A, C, and K, as well as minerals like calcium and iron.Their slightly bitter taste can add a unique flavor to a variety of dishes.Here are five creative ways you can add dandelion greens to your meals.

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Amar Ujala

Jun 19, 2026, 05:13 AM

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Aims to Make State a Centre for Yoga, Ayurveda, and Wellness

The Chief Minister said that the state government is working to make Uttarakhand a centre of Yoga, Ayurveda and Wellness. Yoga has got global recognition due to the efforts of Prime Minister Modi and today people are doing yoga in more than 190 countries of the world. The Chief Minister appealed to the youth to include regular yoga and exercise in the routine. AdvertisementThe Chief Minister called upon all the citizens to adopt yoga daily, lead a healthy and disciplined lifestyle, contribute to building a drug-free society and take a pledge to take the message of yoga to the masses. He expressed confidence that the youth of the state will play an important role in making yoga a mass movement and become a partner in building a healthy, prosperous and strong Uttarakhand.

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India TV

Jun 19, 2026, 05:05 AM

Preventing Hair Fall with Age-Old Recipe: The Power of Oiling

Hair fall is a growing problem these days. Improper diet and poor lifestyle are the main reasons behind it. People make many efforts to keep their hair healthy. But did you know that an age-old recipe prevents hair fall by making your hair stronger from the roots. Yes, we are talking about hair oiling. Dr. Arika Bansal, explains why oiling is important for healthy hair and which oil to oil your hair with? Scalp massage improves blood circulation to the scalp, which helps oxygen and essential nutrients reach the hair roots. It can make hair stronger and less brittle. Scalp massage reduces stress. In fact, taking too much stress also increases the problem of hair fall. A good massage not only relieves mental stress but it also prevents hair fall. Sleep is a major factor in your overall health.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 05:01 AM

Seamlessly Integrating Vegetables into Your Daily Routine for Better Health

Embarking on a wellness journey can be daunting, especially for beginners.However, incorporating vegetables into your daily routine is an easy and effective way to boost health.Vegetables are packed with essential nutrients that support overall well-being.This article provides practical tips on how to seamlessly integrate more vegetables into your diet, making it a sustainable part of your lifestyle.

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India TV

Jun 19, 2026, 04:57 AM

Rainy Season Health Tips: Boost Immunity and Avoid Illnesses

According to Dr Mithun Majumdar, adding certain habits to diet, hygiene, and lifestyle can significantly reduce the health problems that occur in the rainy season. 2 / 5Image Source: Magnificent monsoons are often high in water and foodborne illnesses. You should drink pure, boiled water. Avoid eating food that has been kept out in the open for a long time. Eat fresh homemade food and avoid stale food. Store fruits and vegetables by washing them thoroughly. 3 / 5Image Source: Magnificent monsoons: Focus on overall health. Eat fruits and vegetables to boost immunity. Eat fruits and vegetables that are high in vitamin C and antioxidants. Eat freshly made soups and light snacks in this season.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 04:42 AM

Cycling vs Walking: Which Exercise Improves Sleep Quality Better?

Cycling and walking are two of the most popular forms of exercise, both of which have their own benefits for health and well-being.Many people wonder which of the two can improve sleep quality better.While both activities promote physical health, they also affect sleep patterns in different ways.This article delves into the effects of cycling and walking on sleep, giving you insights into how each activity could help you get better rest.

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Trade Brains

Jun 19, 2026, 04:30 AM

Indian Companies Demonstrate Consistent Profitability Growth Across Sectors

A set of companies across healthcare, financial market infrastructure, non-banking financial services, renewable energy, and specialty chemicals that have demonstrated consistent profitability growth over the past four quarters. These businesses have shown steady earnings expansion supported by sustained operational performance and demand across their respective industries, reflecting broad-based financial strength and resilience. Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd is one of India’s largest private healthcare providers, operating a network of hospitals, pharmacies, and primary care clinics. It is known for delivering multi-specialty medical services, advanced clinical care, and tertiary healthcare solutions. With a market capitalisation of Rs. 1,21,037 cr, the shares of closed at Rs. 8418 per share, down from its previous close of Rs. 8,432.15 per share. Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd demonstrated consistent profit growth across five consecutive quarters, with earnings increasing from Rs. 414 cr in Q4FY25 to Rs. 441 cr in Q1FY26, Rs. 494 cr in Q2FY26, Rs. 516 cr in Q3FY26, and Rs. 551 cr in Q4FY26. This reflects a steady and sustained improvement in financial performance throughout the period, indicating strong operational momentum. BSE Ltd is Asia’s oldest stock exchange and one of India’s key financial market infrastructure institutions. It provides a platform for trading equities, derivatives, currencies, and mutual funds, playing a crucial role in capital market development and liquidity. With a market capitalisation of Rs. 1,63,847 cr, the shares of closed at Rs. 4,017 per share, up from its previous close of Rs. 3,999.20 per share BSE Ltd demonstrated consistent profit growth across five consecutive quarters, with earnings increasing from Rs. 494 cr in Q4FY25 to Rs. 538 cr in Q1FY26, Rs. 557 cr in Q2FY26, Rs. 597 cr in Q3FY26, and Rs. 795 cr in Q4FY26. This reflects a steady and sustained improvement in financial performance throughout the period, indicating strong operational momentum. Shriram Finance is a major non-banking financial company (NBFC) in India, primarily focused on commercial vehicle financing, retail lending, and small business loans. It caters largely to semi-urban and rural markets, supporting financial inclusion across underserved segments. With a market capitalisation of Rs. 2,35,965 cr, the shares of closed at Rs. 1002.90 per share, down from its previous close of Rs. 1,007.05 per share. Shriram Finance Ltd demonstrated consistent profit growth across five consecutive quarters, with earnings increasing from Rs. 2,144 cr in Q4FY25 to Rs. 2,159 cr in Q1FY26, Rs. 2,314 cr in Q2FY26, Rs. 2,530 cr in Q3FY26, and Rs. 3,021 cr in Q4FY26. This reflects a steady and sustained improvement in financial performance throughout the period, indicating strong operational momentum. Premier Energies is a renewable energy company engaged in manufacturing solar photovoltaic cells and modules. It plays a key role in India’s clean energy transition by supplying solar solutions for utility-scale and rooftop solar projects. With a market capitalisation of Rs. 47,910 cr, the shares of closed at Rs. 1057.65 per share, up from its previous close of Rs. 1,055.25 per share. Premier Energies Ltd demonstrated consistent profit growth across five consecutive quarters, with earnings increasing from Rs. 278 cr in Q4FY25 to Rs. 308 cr in Q1FY26, Rs. 353 cr in Q2FY26, Rs. 392 cr in Q3FY26, and Rs. 457 cr in Q4FY26. This reflects a steady and sustained improvement in financial performance throughout the period, indicating strong operational momentum. Navin Fluorine is a specialty chemical company specialising in fluorine-based products, refrigerants, and performance chemicals. It serves global industries including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and refrigeration, with a strong focus on innovation and high-value chemical manufacturing. With a market capitalisation of Rs. 37,391 cr, the shares of closed at Rs. 7290 per share, down from its previous close of Rs. 7,345.95 per share. Navin Fluorine International Ltd demonstrated consistent profit growth across five consecutive quarters, with earnings increasing from Rs. 95 cr in Q4FY25 to Rs. 117 cr in Q1FY26, Rs. 148 cr in Q2FY26, Rs. 185 cr in Q3FY26, and Rs. 213 cr in Q4FY26. This reflects a steady and sustained improvement in financial performance throughout the period, indicating strong operational momentum. Manideep is a financial analyst at Trade Brains with over 3+ years of experience in IPOs, equities, and company analysis. He has written 500+ articles and covered the Indian stock market’s opening and closing bells. In addition, he has strong knowledge in the commodity market and delivers actionable insights for investors.

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Amar Ujala

Jun 19, 2026, 04:22 AM

Police Personnel's Health Check-up Camp Reveals Surprising Complications

We recently conducted a special camp for the health check-up of police personnel above the age group of 35-40 to conduct a full body check-up. Out of 2350, 967 have been diagnosed with various complications, including 259 ECG check-ups. Special treatment arrangements are being made for them.

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Jun 19, 2026, 04:18 AM

5 Surprising Ways to Add Chia Seeds to Your Daily Meals

Chia seeds have become a popular health food, thanks to their rich nutrient profile.These tiny seeds are loaded with fiber, protein, and omega-3 fatty acids, making them a great addition to any diet.They can be easily added to various recipes and provide a range of health benefits.Here are five surprising ways to add chia seeds to your daily meals.

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Jun 19, 2026, 03:55 AM

5 Creative Ways to Enjoy Edamame: A Nutritious Superfood for Any Meal

Edamame, the young soybeans, are a versatile ingredient that can be used in several dishes.Not only are they packed with protein and fiber, but they also lend a mild flavor that complements a variety of cuisines.Here are five creative ways to add edamame to your meals, making them nutritious and delicious.From salads to snacks, these ideas will help you enjoy this superfood in new ways.

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Jun 19, 2026, 03:50 AM

Boost Your Immune System with Simple Breathwork Exercises

Breathwork is a simple yet effective way to boost your immune system.By concentrating on your breathing patterns, you can improve your body's ability to fight off diseases.The practice reduces stress, increases oxygen flow, and promotes relaxation, all of which are crucial for a healthy immune response.Here are five breathwork exercises that can help strengthen your immune system.

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Jun 19, 2026, 03:41 AM

Ginger and Fennel: A Flavorful and Healthy Culinary Duo

Ginger and fennel are two spices that have been used for centuries in various cuisines. They not only add flavor but also offer numerous health benefits.The combination of ginger's warmth and fennel's sweetness can elevate the taste of many dishes.Whether you are a seasoned cook or someone looking to experiment with new flavors, ginger and fennel can be a great addition to your culinary repertoire.

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Jun 19, 2026, 03:27 AM

Mental Health Benefits of Cycling and Jogging: A Comparative Analysis

Cycling and jogging are two of the most popular forms of exercise, both of which provide a host of mental health benefits.While cycling involves riding a bicycle at different speeds and terrains, jogging is a form of running at a steady pace.Both activities have been proven to reduce stress, improve mood, and boost cognitive function.Here's a look at how cycling and jogging differ in terms of mental health benefits.

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Newsbytes✓

Jun 19, 2026, 03:19 AM

Summer Drinks Get a Boost with Lemongrass and Ginger: Refreshing Recipes for Good Health

Lemongrass and ginger are two of the most popular ingredients in summer drinks, thanks to their refreshing and invigorating properties.They not only add a unique flavor but also come with health benefits, such as aiding digestion and reducing inflammation.Here's how you can use these ingredients to make delicious summer drinks that are both tasty and good for your health.

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Jun 19, 2026, 03:16 AM

Elevate Your Vegan Pasta: The Power of Garlic and Basil

Garlic and basil are two ingredients that can elevate any vegan pasta dish. They add flavor and aroma, making the simplest of meals into a gourmet experience.Garlic's pungent taste and basil's sweet, peppery notes create a perfect balance.This combination is not just delicious, but also healthy, with garlic known for its immune-boosting properties, and basil rich in antioxidants.Here is how you can use them in your pasta recipes.

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Jun 19, 2026, 03:15 AM

Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan Visits Leh, Ladakh for International Day of Yoga Celebrations

Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan will be on a three-day visit to participate in the International Day of Yoga celebrations in Leh, Ladakh, starting today. Mr Radhakrishnan will undertake his first official visit to the Union Territory till 21st of this month. During the visit, the Vice-President will travel to the Village of Lukung tomorrow, where he will interact with local Self Help Groups. He will also witness developmental initiatives being undertaken in the border region under the Vibrant Villages Programme. Later in the day, the Vice-President will pay his respects at the War Memorial. On 21st June, Mr Radhakrishnan will participate in the International Day of Yoga celebrations at Leh. The event will witness the participation of youth, armed forces personnel, and members of various organisations in promoting the message of holistic health and well-being through yoga.

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India TV

Jun 19, 2026, 01:47 AM

Inauspicious Vyatipata Yoga to Affect Career and Finances of 4 Zodiac Signs

: Vyatipata Yoga will be active on 10 July 2026, starting at 6: 53 am and ending at 12: 27 pm. Generally, this yoga is considered inauspicious, which affects career, money, and health. With the formation of this yoga, 4 zodiac signs will face problems. These zodiac signs will have a lot of difficulties and will face challenges especially in career. Let's know which zodiac sign they are. Vyatipata yoga can prove to be very challenging for this zodiac sign. Sudden increase in expenses will be seen. There will be a lot of ups and downs in the financial situation. You will have to control your speech. There may be problems related to eyes and stomach. The budget of Gemini people may deteriorate due to this yoga. Sudden financial loss is seen. There will be an atmosphere of discord in the family. There may be a quarrel with a girlfriend.

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India TV

Jun 19, 2026, 01:29 AM

Boost Immunity with Black Pepper: A Seasonal Superfood

If you get sick very quickly. As soon as the weather changes, the problem of cold, cold starts bothering you, your digestive system is weak, then you should increase the use of black pepper in food. Black pepper contains an antioxidant called'piperine ', which increases the body's immunity and works like a medicine. You can easily increase the use of black pepper in everyday food. Especially in the changing season, black pepper should be consumed more. According to Ayurvedic doctor Chanchal Sharma, black pepper is a substance that naturally balances the vata, pitta, and kapha doshas in your body. Black pepper helps to maintain energy in the body, keeps diseases at bay. However, it is beneficial to consume it according to the season. Even a small amount of black pepper in winter will not harm you, but eating more black pepper in summer can give you a lot of benefits. Black pepper is used in winter days. People use a lot of black pepper in soups and other cold dishes. Black pepper can be added to many dishes.

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Jun 19, 2026, 01:00 AM

Tadasana Yoga: A Simple Solution for Desk-Induced Back Pain

Due to today's hectic life and desk jobs, body posture deterioration and back pain have become a common problem. People resort to medicines to get rid of this problem. But perhaps you do not know that with the help of yoga, you can easily fix it. Yoga is not just a way to keep the body fit, but also a great way to calm the mind. In such a situation, Tadasana yoga is no less than a boon for health. Here we are going to tell you what are the benefits of doing Tadasana for just 10 minutes daily. By using a computer or phone continuously, our spine begins to bend. Tadasana exercises straighten the spine, stretch the shoulders back and improve the alignment of the whole body. When you pull your hands up in Tadasana and stand on the legs, it is a great benefit for your entire body, such as the muscles of the abdomen, the back and the muscles of the legs. It is a regular and flexible stretch for the body.

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Amar Ujala

Jun 19, 2026, 12:59 AM

Rise of Type-2 Diabetes: A Growing Concern Worldwide

The good news is that many of these changes can be reversed with healthy habits like diet, exercise, and weight control. According to AIIMS professor Dr. Reema Dada, who conducted the research, type-2 diabetes is one of the fastest growing diseases in the world. It occurs when the body does not use insulin properly or does not make enough insulin. It can damage the kidneys, eyes, nerves, heart, and brain if left unchecked for a long time. Dr. Reema pointed out that the risk of diabetes does not depend only on the genes inherited from parents. There are also chemical changes in the body that determine how active a gene will be. These are called epigenetic changes. Research has found that these changes in the DNA of the body's fat, liver, muscle, and pancreas cells affect the genes that control insulin and blood sugar. It is estimated that more than 100 million people in India suffer from pre-diabetes.

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Jun 19, 2026, 12:35 AM

HT Media Presents Crafting Bharat Business Conclave & Awards 2026 Concludes Successfully

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Amar Ujala

Jun 19, 2026, 12:24 AM

Sonipat District Organizes International Yoga Day Events with Public Participation

Sonipat: On the occasion of International Yoga Day on 21st June, District Level Yoga Programme will be organized at Police Lines. Rajya Sabha MP Kartikey Sharma will be the Chief Guest. Apart from this, Karyakram will be organized at Gohana, Gannaur and Kharkhauda. Deputy Commissioner Neha Singh said that Rai MLA Krishna Gahlawat will be the Chief Guest at the programme in Gohana, MLA Devendra Kadian in Gannaur and MLA Pawan Kharkhauda in Kharkhauda. Public representatives as well as officers of various departments, employees, students, voluntary organizations, social organizations and a large number of common people will participate in the promotional programmes. Mass Yoga will be practiced during this period. This will give a message of adopting a healthy and balanced lifestyle. The Deputy Commissioner said that a pilot rehearsal will be held at Police Lines on 19th June at 6 am to finalize the preparations for the district level programme. Officials of the concerned departments, employees and participants will be present at the scheduled time to make Yoga a part of the daily routine.

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Amar Ujala

Jun 18, 2026, 10:28 PM

Brahma Kumaris and Rotary Clubs Unite for Active Longevity Through Yoga and Ayurveda

At the function, Dr. Samidha Sharma taught the important gurus of active longevity through Ayurveda and Yoga. Meanwhile, Ambala Sub Zone Director Rajyogini BK Asha Didi, in her benediction, described spiritual life and positive thinking as the basis of life. During the programme, BK Rakesh Mehta, BK Sunil, Sonia and Rajni conducted various yoga exercises, while Rajyogini BK Shaili Didi experienced mental peace through Rajyoga meditation. Advertisement Rotarian Naresh Bhardwaj and President Dr. Vivek Malhotra called for making yoga an integral part of daily life. Dr. RR Suri delivered the vote of thanks. The programme was compered by BK Preeti Didi. Many dignitaries from Rotary and Brahma Kumaris families were present on the occasion.

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