Lifestyle
Heatwave alert: Protect yourself from heatstroke
Stepping outside feels like the sun is pouring fire on your head. In this extreme heat, there is not just discomfort but hidden danger. Doctors warn that as temperatures rise, so does the risk of heatstroke. This is not just an illness — if not treated in time, it can be fatal.
Beat the heat: How much water do you need daily?
Daytime temperatures are rising steadily. In extreme heat, the body loses large amounts of water and minerals through sweat, leading to dehydration. Dehydration can also cause serious problems such as heatstroke. In this situation, drinking the right amount of water is essential to stay healthy.
Why people turn to new haircuts or colour changes after heartbreak
A growing number of people are turning to dramatic haircuts or bold colour changes after breakups—a trend often dubbed the “breakup cut.” Once associated with celebrities like Selena Gomez and Kim Kardashian, the phenomenon is now widely seen among everyday individuals navigating emotional transitions.
Hot weather lipsticks: balancing style, comfort and durability
As temperatures rise, makeup routines are also shifting, with many opting for lighter, more comfortable lipstick choices that can withstand heat and humidity while maintaining a polished look.
Watermelon rind may be good for heart health, say nutritionists
The white part and green skin of watermelon that are usually thrown away after eating the red flesh may actually be packed with nutrients and beneficial for heart health, nutritionists have said.
Simple tips to reduce electricity bills during summer
The use of air conditioners and fans increases during intense heat, directly impacting electricity bills. However, small changes in daily habits can help keep power consumption under control.
WiFi during thunderstorms may increase device risk, experts warn
During storms, we usually worry about outdoor safety. But home internet devices, particularly WiFi routers, can also be at risk. Understanding how safe it is to keep WiFi on during thunderstorms or Nor'westers is essential.
Household peace depends on understanding, not arguments
In marriage, small issues often create a big gap. In particular, the unequal distribution of housework silently creates pressure in the relationship.
Feeding children with Measles: What to give and what to avoid
Measles, a highly contagious viral disease, primarily affects children and has a rising mortality rate. The virus spreads through respiratory droplets, with symptoms such as high fever, runny nose, cough, red watery eyes, and flat red rashes appearing around 14 days after infection. Children are contagious from four days before to four days after the rash emerges.
2 tonnes of KitKat stolen from truck in Italy
A large shipment of KitKat chocolate has been stolen during transport in Europe, raising concerns of shortages ahead of the upcoming Easter holiday.