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Lord Ganesha is known to be the ‘Vighnaharta’ or the remover of obstacles, and hence, people seek blessings from him before starting out any new task. For this reason, Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most prominent Hindu festivals in India. From the frolic and fun to the mouth relishing foods including modaks, the festival embarks the birthday of Lord …

Coconut or Nariyal is known to be a symbol of good luck. In fact, breaking a coconut during Indian rituals have become a part of all the festivals. However, did you know there was a special day dedicated to Coconut? That’s right! The World Coconut Day (WCD) is observed every year on September 2 to promote coconut farming and to …

Checking your blood sugar on a daily basis can help you in an understanding of the present and not your long-term health condition. This is why it is often said to check your A1c levels in every three to six months to see your average sugar levels. One of the reasons why A1c levels are important is because it gives …

Am I always feeling thirsty? Does no amount of water seem enough to me? Am I spending a lot of time in the bathroom? Is my mouth always dry? If you answered all the questions with a YES, then you might be suffering from polydipsia. What is Polydipsia? | Polydipsia Definition Polydipsia is a condition where the body feels excessive …

Did you know Amla, also known as Indian Gooseberry, is the only fruit that is mentioned in all of Ayurveda? This is because of the immense benefits that small fruit contains. Although Amla benefits are popular for treating hair damage, skin, respiratory problems, and others, recent studies have shown its benefits in diabetes management. In this article, learn everything about …

The Cricket World Cup 2019 action is on! In fact, recent India vs England match that happened must have resulted in an adrenaline rush. With so much thrill and excitement going on, maintaining a healthy heart rate amidst this frenzy is quite difficult. This is why we are here to tell you how this World Cup season cause a spike …

Sometimes, diabetes can develop without any warning signs. In fact, most of the people with Typ-2 diabetes don’t even know about their condition. Although having some of the symptoms of diabetes does not mean that you have the condition, it is always best to visit a diabetes specialist if you notice any of them. On Doctor’s Day, we tell you …

The International Day of Yoga is celebrated on June 21 every year to promote its benefits on the human body. In fact, it is known to help in treating life-threatening complications over a period of time. One of the common health conditions that can be managed through this ancient form of science is diabetes. The relationship between yoga and diabetes …

A father is one of the least appreciated members of the family. He not only provides for us but also is there for us, always. Moreover, since we always look up to him no matter how old we get, it is essential to make him feel special on the day that is meant to celebrate fatherhood. So, on this Father’s …

Blood donation is a selfless way to help others and save lives. In fact, donating blood can save up to three lives all in one hour. World Donor Day, observed on June 14, encourages people to donate blood to overcome the blood deficit present worldwide. WHO data revealed that India is one of the developing nations suffering from an annual …