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Dono Review: Too Antiseptic To Be The Modern Film It Wants To Be
Dono Review: Rajveer Deol and Paloma Dhillon aren't short of enthusiasm but have some way to go before they can be regarded as finished articles.
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UP Man Kills Family, Applies Antiseptic On Wife's Wounds, Dies By Suicide
A 42-year-old man allegedly committed suicide after killing his wife and two children at Devkali village in the Gola area, police here said on Monday.
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11 Ex-Maoists Turn Entrepreneurs, Launch Antiseptic Liquid "Clean 101"
Surrendered women Maoists in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district have turned entrepreneurs by launching a floor cleaner phenyl thanks to the welfare initiatives of the local police.
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Tamarind Benefits: 5 Interesting Ways To Add Imli To Your Diet (With Recipes)
Alongside its versatile usage in the culinary world, imli is also known for its various health benefits. It has been a part of traditional medical practice since centuries.
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Turmeric Milk: 8 Health Benefits Confirmed By Our Expert
Turmeric milk: From its anti-inflammatory to antiseptic and healing properties, here are all the reasons why you should be having turmeric milk every day.
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India To Use Israeli Disinfectant To Sanitise Public Places: Report
India is to use an innovative antiseptic disinfectant, which was originally developed for the Israeli Defence Forces to deal with biological warfare, to protect its public places in its fight against the highly contagious coronavirus, a media report.
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Give A Boost To Your Immunity With This Delicious Spice-Infused Breakfast Milkshake
This creamy milkshake gets healthier with inclusion of spices like cinnamon, clove, mulethi and black pepper to it. These spices are packed with nutrients and have several health benefits.
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Bored With Haldi-Doodh? Here Are 3 Yummy Ways To Include Turmeric In Your Diet
Turmeric Benefits: Turmeric works well as an antiseptic, anti-fungal and anti-bacterial agent and can be as effective as a pharmaceutical drug without any side-effects.
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5 Best Ways To Deal With Sore Throat At Home
A sore throat is also caused by a virus that resolves on its own. Strep throat also known as streptococcal infection, is a less common type of sore throat which is caused by bacteria and requires treatment with antibiotics to prevent complications.
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Use Rose Water To Improve Digestion: Know The Other Health Benefits Of Rose Water
Rose water has also been used to treat reflux, as a laxative, cough syrup and to reduce blood sugar levels. The rose water oil is even said to treat depression and stress. It may also be useful for wound healing, allergies and skin conditions.
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These Medicinal Plants Are Just What You Need For A Healthy, Glowing Skin
Apart from playing an important role for your overall health, some medical plants can prove to be really effective in keeping your skin healthy and beautiful. Here's a list of 4 such medicinal plants.
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Here's How You Can Use Ajwain And Hing To Ease Gassiness And Indigestion
Ajwain and hing for indigestion: Popular causes of gassiness and indigestion include overeating, smoking cigarettes and long gap between meals to name a few. Read more to know how ajwain and hing can help in easing gassiness and indigestion.
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Neem For Hair: How To Use The Desi Wonder For All Your Hair Problems
One of the most common uses of neem is in our desi hair care rituals. According to Ayurveda, neem, amla, shikakayi, reetha are herbs that have been known to promote hair growth, reduce hair fall and give you shiny, voluminous and healthy locks.
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Baking Soda Benefits: 11 Health And Beauty Benefits To Look Out For!
An inexpensive purchase, baking soda is power-packed with antacid properties and is known to be a great alkalising agent. It is known to have many antiseptic properties along with being an amazing exfoliator
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Book Review: 'The Flavour of Spice'
Celebrating spices in all its glory, noted food writer Marryam H Reshi in her book, 'The Flavour of Spice' embarks upon a delightful journey tracing their history as far back as possible.This book is a delectable collection of anecdotes that Marryam has picked up in her long and wide food journey.
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Dono Review: Too Antiseptic To Be The Modern Film It Wants To Be
Dono Review: Rajveer Deol and Paloma Dhillon aren't short of enthusiasm but have some way to go before they can be regarded as finished articles.
-
UP Man Kills Family, Applies Antiseptic On Wife's Wounds, Dies By Suicide
A 42-year-old man allegedly committed suicide after killing his wife and two children at Devkali village in the Gola area, police here said on Monday.
-
11 Ex-Maoists Turn Entrepreneurs, Launch Antiseptic Liquid "Clean 101"
Surrendered women Maoists in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district have turned entrepreneurs by launching a floor cleaner phenyl thanks to the welfare initiatives of the local police.
-
Tamarind Benefits: 5 Interesting Ways To Add Imli To Your Diet (With Recipes)
Alongside its versatile usage in the culinary world, imli is also known for its various health benefits. It has been a part of traditional medical practice since centuries.
-
Turmeric Milk: 8 Health Benefits Confirmed By Our Expert
Turmeric milk: From its anti-inflammatory to antiseptic and healing properties, here are all the reasons why you should be having turmeric milk every day.
-
India To Use Israeli Disinfectant To Sanitise Public Places: Report
India is to use an innovative antiseptic disinfectant, which was originally developed for the Israeli Defence Forces to deal with biological warfare, to protect its public places in its fight against the highly contagious coronavirus, a media report.
-
Give A Boost To Your Immunity With This Delicious Spice-Infused Breakfast Milkshake
This creamy milkshake gets healthier with inclusion of spices like cinnamon, clove, mulethi and black pepper to it. These spices are packed with nutrients and have several health benefits.
-
Bored With Haldi-Doodh? Here Are 3 Yummy Ways To Include Turmeric In Your Diet
Turmeric Benefits: Turmeric works well as an antiseptic, anti-fungal and anti-bacterial agent and can be as effective as a pharmaceutical drug without any side-effects.
-
5 Best Ways To Deal With Sore Throat At Home
A sore throat is also caused by a virus that resolves on its own. Strep throat also known as streptococcal infection, is a less common type of sore throat which is caused by bacteria and requires treatment with antibiotics to prevent complications.
-
Use Rose Water To Improve Digestion: Know The Other Health Benefits Of Rose Water
Rose water has also been used to treat reflux, as a laxative, cough syrup and to reduce blood sugar levels. The rose water oil is even said to treat depression and stress. It may also be useful for wound healing, allergies and skin conditions.
-
These Medicinal Plants Are Just What You Need For A Healthy, Glowing Skin
Apart from playing an important role for your overall health, some medical plants can prove to be really effective in keeping your skin healthy and beautiful. Here's a list of 4 such medicinal plants.
-
Here's How You Can Use Ajwain And Hing To Ease Gassiness And Indigestion
Ajwain and hing for indigestion: Popular causes of gassiness and indigestion include overeating, smoking cigarettes and long gap between meals to name a few. Read more to know how ajwain and hing can help in easing gassiness and indigestion.
-
Neem For Hair: How To Use The Desi Wonder For All Your Hair Problems
One of the most common uses of neem is in our desi hair care rituals. According to Ayurveda, neem, amla, shikakayi, reetha are herbs that have been known to promote hair growth, reduce hair fall and give you shiny, voluminous and healthy locks.
-
Baking Soda Benefits: 11 Health And Beauty Benefits To Look Out For!
An inexpensive purchase, baking soda is power-packed with antacid properties and is known to be a great alkalising agent. It is known to have many antiseptic properties along with being an amazing exfoliator
-
Book Review: 'The Flavour of Spice'
Celebrating spices in all its glory, noted food writer Marryam H Reshi in her book, 'The Flavour of Spice' embarks upon a delightful journey tracing their history as far back as possible.This book is a delectable collection of anecdotes that Marryam has picked up in her long and wide food journey.
