5 Foods to Help You Recover from Food Poisoning

Known for its anti-inflammatory and anti-nausea properties, ginger can help soothe the stomach and reduce nausea.

Easy to digest and rich in potassium, bananas help replenish electrolytes lost due to vomiting or diarrhoea.

Rice is gentle on the stomach and can help bind stool. It’s a good option to include in a balanced diet during recovery.

Like rice, plain toast is easy on the stomach and helps provide some energy. It can also help absorb excess stomach acid.

Clear broths such as chicken or vegetable broth, are hydrating and provide essential nutrients without being heavy on the stomach. They help in maintaining hydration and electrolyte balance.

Wrap leftover noodles with fresh veggies and herbs in rice paper to make delicious spring rolls.

Stuff bell peppers with a mixture of leftover noodles, vegetables and sprinkle it with cheese. Bake until the peppers are tender and the filling is heated through.

Toss leftover noodles with fresh vegetables, a light vinaigrette and your favourite herbs for a refreshing and crunchy salad. You can also add some tofu or chicken for extra protein.

Stir-fry the leftover noodles with an assortment of vegetables, chicken, or tofu and a savoury sauce (such as soy sauce or teriyaki) for a quick and satisfying meal.

Transform your noodles into a comforting soup by adding them to a broth with vegetables, and mushrooms. Top with fresh herbs and a squeeze of lime for extra flavour.

5 Creative Ways to Use Leftover Noodles

6 Reasons Why Cold Drinks Aren't Ideal for Your Body

Cold drinks can constrict blood vessels in the stomach and slow down the digestive process, which leads to digestive discomfort and bloating.

Drinking cold beverages may cause the body to expend extra energy to warm the liquid to body temperature, which can slightly disrupt metabolic processes.

Cold drinks may temporarily weaken the immune system by lowering body temperature, making you more susceptible to infections and colds.

Consuming very cold drinks can cause a sudden drop in throat temperature, which might lead to irritation in the throat or exacerbate symptoms of a sore throat.

Cold drinks might slow down the digestive enzymes needed for nutrient absorption, which reduces the efficiency of nutrient uptake from your food.

Cold drinks, particularly aerated ones often contain high levels of sugar, which can contribute to weight gain, increase the risk of diabetes, and dental problems. Excess sugar also leads to insulin resistance and energy crashes, while carbonation can cause bloating and digestive issues.

5 Easy Steps to Make Date and Apple Kheer

This easy recipe combines the richness of milk with the natural sweetness of dates and apples, creating a delightful dessert in just a few simple steps. Take a look:

Peel and chop two apples and 10-12 dates. Measure 1/2 cup basmati rice, four cups of milk, two tablespoons of sugar, 1/4 teaspoon of cardamom powder and one tablespoon of ghee.


Rinse 1/2 cup rice under cold water until clear, soak for 15-20 minutes then drain.


Heat one tablespoon of ghee, saute the rice for 2-3 minutes, then add four cups of milk. Simmer until rice is cooked and milk thickens (20-25 minutes).

Add chopped apples and dates to the kheer and cook for 10-15 minutes until the apples are tender.

Stir in 1/4 teaspoon cardamom powder, adjust sweetness if needed and garnish with nuts if desired. Serve warm or chilled.


Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, experienced a significant decline in his net worth, which fell by $15.2 billion, leaving him with $191.5 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. This dramatic drop reflects broader turbulence in the tech sector.

The Nasdaq 100 Index experienced a 2.4% decline, which adversely affected the net worth of several tech billionaires. Elon Musk's fortune decreased by $6.6 billion, while Larry Ellison of Oracle Corp. saw a reduction of $4.4 billion.&nbsp;

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Technology billionaires Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Mark Zuckerberg each lost more than $3 billion when shares of Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet crashed in the New York trade. The combined drop in their fortunes amounted to $68 billion, according to Bloomberg’s wealth index.

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Amazon.com Inc. saw its shares fall by 8.8% amid a broader market selloff, reducing Jeff Bezos' net worth to $191.5 billion. This significant loss marks Bezos' third-largest one-day decline, following a $36 billion drop on April 4, 2019, due to his divorce settlement, and a 14% plunge in Amazon shares on April 29, 2022.

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Investors are worried that this year’s big profits from AI might be too high or that the market is too focused on just a few companies. Amazon’s stock saw its biggest drop since April 2022 after the company revealed it plans to keep spending a lot on AI, even if it means making less money in the short term.

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At 60 years old, Bezos has been actively selling Amazon shares throughout the year, including $8.5 billion worth in February and an additional planned sale of 25 million shares worth $5 billion last month when Amazon reached a new record high.

(With inputs from agencies)

Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, experienced a significant decline in his net worth, which fell by $15.2 billion, leaving him with $191.5 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index.

Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, experienced a significant decline in his net worth, which fell by $15.2 billion, leaving him with $191.5 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. This dramatic drop reflects broader turbulence in the tech sector. The Nasdaq 100 Index experienced a 2.4% decline, which adversely affected the net worth of several tech billionaires. Elon Musk's fortune decreased by $6.6 billion, while Larry Ellison of Oracle Corp. saw a reduction of $4.4 billion. Also read | US sues TikTok over privacy violations involving children under 13 Technology billionaires Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Mark Zuckerberg each lost more than $3 billion when shares of Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet crashed in the New York trade. The combined drop in their fortunes amounted to $68 billion, according to Bloomberg’s wealth index. Also read | Woman fined £11,000 over five-minute parking rule in UK Amazon.com Inc. saw its shares fall by 8.8% amid a broader market selloff, reducing Jeff Bezos' net worth to $191.5 billion. This significant loss marks Bezos' third-largest one-day decline, following a $36 billion drop on April 4, 2019, due to his divorce settlement, and a 14% plunge in Amazon shares on April 29, 2022. Also read | Sunderland riots: Police station torched, mosque surrounded by far-right mob - VIDEO Investors are worried that this year’s big profits from AI might be too high or that the market is too focused on just a few companies. Amazon’s stock saw its biggest drop since April 2022 after the company revealed it plans to keep spending a lot on AI, even if it means making less money in the short term. Also read | US: 90% chance of tropical storm hitting Florida; Governor DeSantis declares state of emergency At 60 years old, Bezos has been actively selling Amazon shares throughout the year, including $8.5 billion worth in February and an additional planned sale of 25 million shares worth $5 billion last month when Amazon reached a new record high. (With inputs from agencies)

Amazon loses $134 billion in stock slump, Bezos sees $15.2 billion drop in net worth

Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, experienced a significant decline in his net worth, which fell by $15.2 billion, leaving him with $191.5 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. This dramatic drop reflects broader turbulence in the tech sector.

The Nasdaq 100 Index experienced a 2.4% decline, which adversely affected the net worth of several tech billionaires. Elon Musk's fortune decreased by $6.6 billion, while Larry Ellison of Oracle Corp. saw a reduction of $4.4 billion.&nbsp;

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Technology billionaires Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Mark Zuckerberg each lost more than $3 billion when shares of Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet crashed in the New York trade. The combined drop in their fortunes amounted to $68 billion, according to Bloomberg’s wealth index.

Amazon.com Inc. saw its shares fall by 8.8% amid a broader market selloff, reducing Jeff Bezos' net worth to $191.5 billion, as reported by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. This significant loss marks Bezos' third-largest one-day decline, following a $36 billion drop on April 4, 2019, due to his divorce settlement, and a 14% plunge in Amazon shares on April 29, 2022.

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At 60 years old, Bezos has been actively selling Amazon shares throughout the year, including $8.5 billion worth in February and an additional planned sale of 25 million shares worth $5 billion last month when Amazon reached a new record high.

Jeff Bezos, the billionaire founder of Amazon, experienced a significant decline in his net worth, which fell by $15.2 billion, leaving him with $191.5 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. This dramatic drop reflects broader turbulence in the tech sector. The Nasdaq 100 Index experienced a 2.4% decline, which adversely affected the net worth of several tech billionaires. Elon Musk's fortune decreased by $6.6 billion, while Larry Ellison of Oracle Corp. saw a reduction of $4.4 billion. Also read | US sues TikTok over privacy violations involving children under 13 Technology billionaires Larry Page, Sergey Brin, and Mark Zuckerberg each lost more than $3 billion when shares of Meta Platforms Inc. and Alphabet crashed in the New York trade. The combined drop in their fortunes amounted to $68 billion, according to Bloomberg’s wealth index. Amazon.com Inc. saw its shares fall by 8.8% amid a broader market selloff, reducing Jeff Bezos' net worth to $191.5 billion, as reported by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. This significant loss marks Bezos' third-largest one-day decline, following a $36 billion drop on April 4, 2019, due to his divorce settlement, and a 14% plunge in Amazon shares on April 29, 2022. Also read | Sunderland riots: Police station torched, mosque surrounded by far-right mob - VIDEO At 60 years old, Bezos has been actively selling Amazon shares throughout the year, including $8.5 billion worth in February and an additional planned sale of 25 million shares worth $5 billion last month when Amazon reached a new record high.

Amazon loses $134 billion in stock slump, Jeff Bezos sees $15.2 billion drop in net worth

Hannah Robinson, a regular at Feethams Leisure Centre in Darlington, County Durham, England has accumulated parking fines totalling £11,000 (Rs 11,80,465) due to a new five-minute rule. Despite purchasing a parking permit, Robinson faces these hefty penalties.

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<h2>New rule causes financial burden</h2>

Excel Parking Services, which manages the car park, has implemented a rule requiring customers to buy their tickets within five minutes of arrival.

<h2>Challenges in adhering to the rule</h2>

Since 2021, Robinson has received 67 fines, each costing around £170 (Rs 18,000), due to difficulties in adhering to this rule. The lack of internet connectivity inside the car park often prevents her from making the necessary transactions in time.

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<h2>Robinson's frustration</h2>

"It's ridiculous. I paid for it and have been trying for the full five minutes. They just don't care. I've done everything I can to contact them. All this just to park my car for work," she told BBC News.

Other drivers mentioned that the five-minute limit could be challenging for those with mobility issues or children.

Robinson feels the new rule unfairly targets drivers who follow parking regulations, leading to substantial financial strain despite her efforts to comply.

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<h2>Purpose of the new rule</h2>

Excel Parking Services introduced this rule to prevent people from using the car park as a pickup spot for the nearby cinema without paying. ANPR cameras track when cars enter and leave the car park.

(With inputs from agencies)

Hannah Robinson, a regular at Feethams Leisure Centre in Darlington, County Durham, England has accumulated parking fines totalling £11,000 (Rs 11,80,465) due to a new five-minute rule.

Hannah Robinson, a regular at Feethams Leisure Centre in Darlington, County Durham, England has accumulated parking fines totalling £11,000 (Rs 11,80,465) due to a new five-minute rule. Despite purchasing a parking permit, Robinson faces these hefty penalties. Also read | Tackling 14 risk factors could prevent or delay nearly half of dementia cases, study reveals New rule causes financial burden Excel Parking Services, which manages the car park, has implemented a rule requiring customers to buy their tickets within five minutes of arrival. Challenges in adhering to the rule Since 2021, Robinson has received 67 fines, each costing around £170 (Rs 18,000), due to difficulties in adhering to this rule. The lack of internet connectivity inside the car park often prevents her from making the necessary transactions in time. Also read | US sues TikTok over privacy violations involving children under 13 Robinson's frustration "It's ridiculous. I paid for it and have been trying for the full five minutes. They just don't care. I've done everything I can to contact them. All this just to park my car for work," she told BBC News. Other drivers mentioned that the five-minute limit could be challenging for those with mobility issues or children. Robinson feels the new rule unfairly targets drivers who follow parking regulations, leading to substantial financial strain despite her efforts to comply. Also read | Russian spies' children discovered their nationality during flight to Moscow: Kremlin Purpose of the new rule Excel Parking Services introduced this rule to prevent people from using the car park as a pickup spot for the nearby cinema without paying. ANPR cameras track when cars enter and leave the car park. (With inputs from agencies)

Woman fined £11,000 over five-minute parking rule in UK

A study reveals that nearly half of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by addressing 14 key risk factors, starting from childhood. This discovery offers hope in the global fight against a condition that affects millions of people worldwide

<h2>What is dementia?</h2>

Dementia is a condition that affects memory, thinking, problem-solving, language and other cognitive abilities, interfering with daily life and activities. Rather than being a specific disease, dementia is a collection of symptoms caused by various underlying conditions. There are several different forms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, which is the most common. Individuals may also exhibit changes in mood and behaviour, struggle with organising tasks and experience disorientation. As the condition advances, managing daily activities becomes increasingly difficult, affecting overall quality of life.

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<h2>New risk factors identified for dementia</h2>

World-leading experts have discovered two new risk factors for dementia: high cholesterol and vision loss. These factors are responsible for nearly one in ten dementia cases globally. The newly identified risks add to the 12 known factors that increase the likelihood of developing dementia. These factors include genetics, smoking status and other health conditions.

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<h2>Global impact of dementia</h2>

Dementia affects more than 55 million people worldwide. It is caused by various diseases, with Alzheimer's being the most common. A recent review in The Lancet journal underscores the high potential for preventing dementia. The study follows a previous report from 2020 that also emphasised the importance of prevention in combating this condition.

<h2>EU Rejects New Dementia Drug</h2>

The EU's medicine watchdog recently declined to approve lecanemab and is still reviewing donanemab. These Alzheimer's treatments, approved in the US last year and developed by Biogen and Eli Lilly, target the proteins tau and amyloid beta, which are central to disease progression. However, they come with severe side effects and high costs.

Despite decades of research and significant investment, a cure for dementia remains elusive. Some researchers hope these drugs will lead to more effective treatments in the future, while others emphasise the importance of prevention strategies for dementia.

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(With inputs from agencies)

A study reveals that nearly half of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by addressing 14 key risk factors, starting from childhood. This discovery offers hope in the global fight against a condition that affects millions of people worldwide What is dementia?

A study reveals that nearly half of dementia cases could be prevented or delayed by addressing 14 key risk factors, starting from childhood. This discovery offers hope in the global fight against a condition that affects millions of people worldwide What is dementia? Dementia is a condition that affects memory, thinking, problem-solving, language and other cognitive abilities, interfering with daily life and activities. Rather than being a specific disease, dementia is a collection of symptoms caused by various underlying conditions. There are several different forms of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, which is the most common. Individuals may also exhibit changes in mood and behaviour, struggle with organising tasks and experience disorientation. As the condition advances, managing daily activities becomes increasingly difficult, affecting overall quality of life. Also read | Russian spies' children discovered their nationality during flight to Moscow: Kremlin New risk factors identified for dementia World-leading experts have discovered two new risk factors for dementia: high cholesterol and vision loss. These factors are responsible for nearly one in ten dementia cases globally. The newly identified risks add to the 12 known factors that increase the likelihood of developing dementia. These factors include genetics, smoking status and other health conditions. Also read | AI tool predicts Alzheimer's disease onset better than clinical trials. Here is how it works Global impact of dementia Dementia affects more than 55 million people worldwide. It is caused by various diseases, with Alzheimer's being the most common. A recent review in The Lancet journal underscores the high potential for preventing dementia. The study follows a previous report from 2020 that also emphasised the importance of prevention in combating this condition. EU Rejects New Dementia Drug The EU's medicine watchdog recently declined to approve lecanemab and is still reviewing donanemab. These Alzheimer's treatments, approved in the US last year and developed by Biogen and Eli Lilly, target the proteins tau and amyloid beta, which are central to disease progression. However, they come with severe side effects and high costs. Despite decades of research and significant investment, a cure for dementia remains elusive. Some researchers hope these drugs will lead to more effective treatments in the future, while others emphasise the importance of prevention strategies for dementia. Also read | World's first immunotherapy for peanut allergy in babies starts in Australia (With inputs from agencies)

Tackling 14 risk factors could prevent or delay nearly half of dementia cases, study reveals

5 Ways to Calm Your Mind During an Anxiety Attack

Anxiety attacks can be overwhelming and disrupt clear thinking. To manage anxiety effectively, it’s important to calm your mind. Here are five techniques to help soothe yourself during an attack:

Taking deep and slow breaths can help lessen anxiety. Breathe in deeply, hold it for a short while and then release it slowly.

Practising mindfulness and meditation can help you stay present and reduce anxiety. Even a few minutes of mindfulness practice can make a difference.

You can find solace and support by discussing your feelings with a family member or friend you trust.

Physical activity triggers the release of endorphins, which are natural mood enhancers that can help reduce anxiety. Going for a walk, stretching, or doing light exercise can be effective ways to calm your mind and improve your mood.

Music can have a soothing effect on your mind. Playing relaxing tunes can help shift your focus and ease anxiety.

Chanakya was an ancient Indian philosopher, economist and royal advisor who also offered timeless wisdom for financial stability. Here are five financial tips inspired by his teachings:

Regularly keep a small portion of your income for emergencies and future goals.

Try to live without any debt, if borrowing is necessary, have a clear repayment plan.

Stick to a budget and avoid impulsive spending. Track expenses to ensure you save and live within your means.

Divide your investments to minimise risk and maximise returns. Research thoroughly before making investment decisions.

To increase your wealth and make wise decisions, keep learning about investments and money management.

5 Financial Tips from Chanakya

7 Inspiring Nelson Mandela Quotes That Will Empower You

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.”


“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

“I never lose. I either win or learn.”

 "Resentment is like drinking poison and then hoping it will kill your enemies."

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall."

"A winner is a dreamer who never gives up."

 "I am not a saint unless you think of a saint as a sinner who keeps on trying."

Amla is loaded with vitamin C and antioxidants that boost overall immune health and helps in fighting the seasonal cold. It also helps you detox from within.


Sweet potatoes are rich in antioxidants, fibre, and vitamins A and C. They’re a tasty and healthful substitute for regular French fries.

Almonds are rich in healthy fats, protein, and essential nutrients like vitamin E and magnesium. They are a satisfying and nutritious alternative to salty potato chips.

Quinoa is a whole grain that has a high fibre and protein content. In comparison to white rice, it offers more nutrients and has a lower glycaemic index.

Fruit Smoothies Instead of Sugary Soft Drinks

Fruit smoothies made with fresh or frozen fruits and a base like almond milk or Greek yoghurt are a nutritious alternative to sugary soft drinks.

Compared to sugary cereals, which can include large amounts of added sugar and little nutritional value, oatmeal is a healthier option because of its high fibre content, which aids in digestion and helps you feel fuller for longer.

5 Nutritious Alternatives to Unhealthy Foods

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