We have all seen or heard that our parents or grandparents oiling or massaging the body. Surprisingly, massaging the body with several essential oils has several therapeutic benefits. One such practice of oiling is navel therapy or navel oiling. According to Ayurveda, the navel is the place where life begins. It is the bridge that connects a mother… Read More »
It takes work to have a healthy marriage but it is possible. Just like good nutrition and regular exercise can help you have a healthy body, there are things you can do to have a healthy marriage. Here are 10 tips to strengthen your marriage: Married partners need time together in order to grow strong. Plan regularly scheduled date… Read More »
The natural philosophy occupied an important place in the realm of politics, law, religion and ethics from the earliest times. It has played the role of harmonising, synthesising, and promoting peace and justice in different periods and protected public against injustice, tyranny and misrule. Commending the function of natural law in liberating people from politico – legal disorder… Read More »
Soaked almonds are an excellent addition to the everyday diet for obvious reasons. Loaded with diversified nutrients comprising dietary fibre, vitamin E, Omega-3 fatty acid, protein, and beyond, soaked almonds are undeniably superfood for all ages. How to Soak Almonds Soaking almonds is a cakewalk. Here is a step-by-step process to soak almonds: If you are fond of a… Read More »
Prayer is the soul of religion. Where there is no prayer , there can be no purification of the soul. The non-praying man is rightly considered to be a soulless man. Take prayer out of the world, and it is all over with religion because it is with prayer that man has the consciousness of God and selfless… Read More »
The Adidas Al Rihla match balls need to be charged before each match to ensure the built-in sensor works as intended.Adidas and FIFA announced months ago that the Al-Rihla World Cup match ball would contain state of the art AI sensor technology to ensure accuracy in refereeing decisions. This was a new advancement in football technology but surprisingly, we… Read More »
Your great- (or great-great) grandparents really did have to walk five miles in the snow to get to school! Here’s how American childhood education has evolved since the 19th and early 20th centuries. Today’s child-labor laws would be unthinkable to early American families. With the exception of professional or fairly wealthy households, parents often couldn’t make ends meet… Read More »
“I am an unseen and uncharted life hidden inside thirteen giant gates, though some I have lost still I hold the glory of the bygone days and the possessions of the past which the rulers left behind in my streets and edifices. I am walled city, the old Lahore; I am the essence of life, heritage and culture”.… Read More »
In 1960, only 45% of youth recently completing high school entered a two- or four-year college (U.S. Department of Education, 2018). In the Fall of 2015, almost 70% of high school graduates were enrolled in college (U.S. Department of Labor, 2018). About 10.5 million undergraduate students (62%) attend 4-year institutions, and 6.5 million (38%) attend 2-year institutions (National… Read More »
A young woman of a village in Nabha refused to marry the groom for demanding dowry and got them booked under sections of Indian Penal Code a day before her marriage. She was supposed to tie a knot on Thursday but instead of the marriage palace booked for the grand occasion, she reached the police station along with family members.The police have… Read More »