What nails tell about your health
While acrylic and gel nails can make even the most horrid hands look pretty, what you must not forget is that your nails can give out warning signs about your body that you might otherwise not realise. According to dermatologist Dr Meenakshi Agarwal, the most common causes of fingernail or toenail problems include trauma, ageing, infection and skin disease.

India's first food park to come up near Haridwar
The foundation stone for the first of the 10 mega food parks being set up by the government to boost the country's food processing industry will be laid near Haridwar in Uttarakhand Wednesday.

Watch Kerala's coast in 'Bidaai'
Kerala's lush green fields, idyllic backwaters and lagoons are being promoted for honeymoon tourism and glimpses of it can be seen in Star Plus' daily soap 'Bidaai'.

Discount main attraction at tourist destinations
Hoping the prospect of sales will woo cash-strapped travelers, the country’s big tourist destinations are taking a page from the retail playbook: freezing gate prices and offering deep discounts.

Pets becoming popular among the middle class
With higher incomes, less children, and a shift from joint to nuclear families, Indians are finding the benefits of having an unconditional, loving companion.” The number of pet owners is increasing day by day and most of them being the ballooning middle class," says P Choudhary, a veterinary doctor. He estimates, around 85-95 per cent of pet owners are upper and upper-middle class, while just 5-15 per cent are from the lower economic bracket.

Parents responsible for their kid's obesity
Now parents will be held responsible for their obese kids. Parents, who let their child grow obese, should be forced to sign "responsibility contracts" to manage their kid's health, suggested experts. A Sydney-based obesity expert has asked doctors to report about parents, who let their child grow obese, to child protecting authorities saying it was amounting to child abuse.

Kavita all set to rock Wills India Fashion Week
Fashion designer Kavita Bharatiya showcased her collection highlighting colours like- pink, blue, grey and green- for the upcoming Wills India Fashion Week. Bharatiya, who has named her collection 'The Glass House', will show her collection at the Sept 5-9 Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week.

Why enjoyment is short-lived
A new study has found what many people already knew: a brand new car might look appealing when we buy it, but after a point of time enjoyment derived from it will disappear. The team including an Indian origin researcher revealed that consumers often tend to overestimate the long-term enjoyment from various products including toys, cars, stereos, iPods, and digital cameras when making a purchase decision, even though when asked directly, they seem to know that they will enjoy these products less over time.

A new ayurveda spa to drive away recession blues
In these times of recession and uncertainty, what better way to relieve stress than a soothing sauna and massage. A brand new ayurveda resort near the Kerala capital promises to take away the depression blues.

Top 5 luxury Cruise Liners
"Every night in my dreams..." rendered by Celine Dion is a song that'll remain etched in the memory of young lovers all around the world. Who wouldn't fancy to be at the forward well deck of a cruise liner holding his romantic partner and mimic the most famous 'Jack and Rose' act a la Titanic?

Red carpet rush: The Black pack
When in doubt, wear black, goes the adage. But on the Hollywood red carpet, as always black is the colour of choice for those in style.
The perpetual head turners, the most perceptible celeb couple ever, the Brangelina duo played to a black theme at the BAFTA awards.

Drinking tea reduces stroke risk
Here’s some good news for tea-lovers: having three or more cups of the drink everyday can cut the risk of stroke, says a new study. According to Lenore Arab, professor of medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine, drinking the beverage can reduce the threat by as much as 21 per cent.

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