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According to him, before you go to sleep, “pay attention to the airflow in your nostrils”. You might notice that one nostril feels more open than the other. If your right nostril feels more open, you can sleep on whichever side you prefer. But, if your left nostril feels more open, it’s recommended to sleep on your left side. 

Osaka has copped criticism and praise for her stance, and was fined USD 15,000 for skipping the conference after her first-round win on Sunday. On Monday however, she took to social media to announce that she’s withdrawing from the French Open.

Now 27, she is the founder of “Al Hoor” – an all-female Islamic chanting troupe in Egypt.

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das on Thursday announced the monetary policy statement of the central bank. The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’s) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) kept the repo rate, its key lending rate, unchanged at 6.50 per cent, and maintained its stance on “withdrawal of accommodation.”

Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian Thursday said with the northeast monsoons around the corner, the government is anticipating a rise in the number of dengue cases.

Over the last few years, this concept has gained attention for its promises of weight loss, improved health, and disease prevention. Advocates of this diet believe that by focusing on low-fat, raw, plant-based foods, individuals can digest food easily, and maintain a lean body mass and high energy levels.

Skincare is incomplete without sunscreen. That is precisely why there is so much information on how frequently one should re-apply, or what kind of sunscreen, to different ways of applying it. As such, one of the popular methods is the 2-finger rule for sunscreen application which requires one to take sunscreen on the forefinger and middle finger of one hand and apply it. To understand whether it truly works, dermatologist Dr Rashmi Shetty took to YouTube Shorts to demonstrate the process.

The three-part series debuting Friday is a contemplative, intimate look at a young athlete finding her way.