Pets having close contact with their owners, including sharing beds, snuggling and eating in the same area, might be more prone to catching human illnesses. According to a study published in Zoonoses: Infections Affecting Humans and Animals, pets can catch several diseases from their human owners, including swine flu, human norovirus, COVID-19 and tuberculosis to dengue, fungal infections and parasites.

Pets having close contact with their owners, including sharing beds, snuggling and eating in the same area, might be more prone to catching human illnesses. According to a study published in Zoonoses: Infections Affecting Humans and Animals, pets can catch several diseases from their human owners, including swine flu, human norovirus, COVID-19 and tuberculosis to dengue, fungal infections and parasites. While dogs and cats reported the most cases, researchers found a few in horses, ferrets and parrots. Zoonoses are diseases which pass between humans and other species. Over 60 per cent of human pathogens are zoonotic in origin. When humans pass diseases to animals, it is called reverse zoonosis. Benjamin Anderson, the study's author and an assistant professor at the University of Florida's College of Public Health and Health Professions, said, "We're starting to see examples of reverse zoonosis. Pets are more susceptible than, maybe, we previously thought." He added, "Typically, the viruses that I will have as a human are not going to fit into the receptors that a dog or cat has." ALSO READ | Mysterious radio signals might be coming from a black hole in the Milky Way However, some pathogens, like COVID-19 and flu, mutate to have a structure that allows them to penetrate through the cells of another species. This way, they can transfer between two species. Zoonosis and reverse zoonosis occur between mammals, as species more closely related are more prone to transferable diseases. But sometimes, the pathogen mutates enough to jump the gap and spreads between mammals, birds, or even reptiles. According to the study, reverse zoonosis provides another channel for diseases to spread. It has the potential to amplify an epidemic endangering humans. For instance, pigs infected by human flu and bird flu serve as a mixing pot for new viruses. "While pathogens certainly can move from animals to other animals and can be picked up from the environment, exposure to humans also plays an important role. It's this constant back-and-forth exchange that happens over time, increasing the probability of a mutation taking place that allows the pathogen to infect a new host," Anderson said. When animals get affected by human diseases, it is more complicated to track them as they don't often exhibit infections. The study's authors have urged people with pets to avoid close contact with the animals, especially in case of COVID-19 or flu. It's not always possible to keep your pets away for people who have strong bonds with their pets or those with a service animal. In such cases, people should ensure that the animal does not come in contact with body fluids like sneezes or snot. (With inputs from agencies)

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ICC U-19 World Cup 2024 Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch?

The Indian U19 Team will enter the World Cup on a high note. They have an unbeaten record, securing victories against South Africa and Afghanistan during the group stage of a tri-series. 


Here's everything you need to know about the ICC U-19 World Cup 2024 live streaming details. 


The ICC Under-19 World Cup will commence on Friday (Jan 19). The United States will take on Ireland, and South Africa will take on West Indies in the opening matches. The tournament will end on Sunday (Feb 11). 

The ICC Under-19 World Cup matches will start at 01:30 pm IST.


South Africa is hosting the ICC Under-19 World Cup 2024. The matches will happen in Potchefstroom, Bloemfontein, Benoni, Kimberley and East London. Benoni will host the semi-finals and the final. 


Star Sports Network will telecast the Under-19 Cricket World Cup LIVE in India. 


Disney+ Hostar will broadcast the Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2024 LIVE in India. 


Here's everything you need to know about the ICC U-19 World Cup 2024 live streaming details.

Apple cider vinegar has gained popularity over the last decade as it has several health benefits. It helps lose weight, lower blood sugar, and make skin soft and supple. However, there are several myths associated with the wonder drink.

According to research, people who don't exercise or eat healthy will not lose weight even if they drink apple cider vinegar regularly. Thus, it is not the only thing that can sustain weight loss.


Many people believe that apple cider vinegar does not have any side effects. However, it is highly acidic and can affect your tooth enamel.

Apple cider vinegar might help maintain blood sugar levels, but it is not a substitute for proper medicines.


Apple cider vinegar is not the one-stop solution for all your problems. Overconsumption of apple cider vinegar can disturb your body's pH level.


Although apple cider vinegar protects the kidney and restricts the production of lipid levels in the body, there is no scientific evidence that consuming it can lower bad cholesterol in your body.

The acetic acid in apple cider vinegar is not ideal for maintaining blood pressure. Thus, a spoonful of apple cider vinegar in the morning does not solve fluctuating blood pressure issues.

However, there are several myths associated with the wonder drink

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5 Indian Cities Ranked In World’s Top 100 For Best Food

Taste Atlas has released the list of ‘Best Food Cities in The World’. They have ranked Rome as the best food city in the world. Among the top 100, five Indian cities have also found their place. Here’s the list: 

Mumbai has ranked 35th in the Best Food Cities in the world. It is known for vada pav, modak, pani puri and traditional Maharashtrian cuisine. 


Famous for Hyderabadi biryani, Pesara dosa, chutney, idli, and kheer, Hyderabad has secured 39th place. 


India’s capital city, New Delhi, is ranked 56th on the list. The city’s most popular dishes are dal makhani, butter chicken, nihari, pakora, and gajar ka halwa. 


Chennai has ranked 65th on the list. It is famous for its South Indian delicacies and Chicken 65. 


The capital of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, has ranked 92nd. Galouti kebab, korma, chaat, and kulfi falooda are some must-have dishes in the city. 


Among the top 100, five Indian cities have also found their place. Here’s the list:

Sustainable travel has become a guiding principle for many travellers in 2024. It is a conscious effort to decrease carbon footprints and promote eco-friendly accommodations.


'Workations' have gained popularity since remote work has become a thing. In 2024, there will be a surge in travellers opting for more remote work retreats.


Tourist destinations have incorporated augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) into guided tours and museum visits to provide travellers with interactive and immersive adventures.


Wellness travel has evolved beyond spa retreats. From yoga retreats in serene landscapes to wellness-focused culinary experiences, travellers are embracing a holistic approach to health in 2024.


In 2024, travellers might move away from traditional tourist hotspots and opt for more off-the-beat path destinations to foster authentic cultural immersion.


Micro-cations, or short getaways, are on the rise. People living in prime locations can take shorter trips and make the most of weekends.


Adventure tourism is likely to gain a boost in 2024. Adventure enthusiasts seeking adrenaline-pumping activities might find it in immersive wilderness experiences and extreme sports.


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6 Dishes To Try On Ram Temple Consecration Day

Thousands of people, including 3,000 dignitaries, were part of the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha Ceremony on January 22. These six dishes will help you get involved in the festivities, even if you were not present in Ayodhya.

Thepla will be served as one of the items in 'mahaprasad,' which will be distributed on consecration day. These Gujarati flatbreads are easy to make and have a long shelf life.


Matar Kachori is one of the other dishes that will be served in the mahaprasad. These deep-fried delights have a crispy outer layer filled with a delectable green pea mixture.


Almond takes centre stage in various sweets due to its nutty richness. From almond barfi to badam barfi, you can try these tasty sweets with the goodness of almonds.


Kalakand is a famous Indian sweet made with split milk and condensed milk. It has a cardamom-infused flavour and a grainy texture.

Any festivities in India are incomplete without ghee ladoos. These sweet balls melt in the mouth and leave a lingering sweetness. Ayodhya has received over 1,200 kilogrammes of ladoos that will be distributed as mahaprasad.


Kheer, or Indian rice pudding, is a must-have during festivities. According to folklore, it was also Lord Ram's favourite.


These six dishes will help you get involved in the festivities, even if you were not present in Ayodhya.

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust will distribute 20,000 packets of 'mahaprasad', or the blessed food offerings, among VVIPs, dignitaries, and guests at the Ram Mandir 'Pran Pratishtha' or consecration ceremony on Monday (Jan 22).

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust will distribute 20,000 packets of 'mahaprasad', or the blessed food offerings, among VVIPs, dignitaries, and guests at the Ram Mandir 'Pran Pratishtha' or consecration ceremony on Monday (Jan 22). What will the Ram Mandir 'mahaprasad' include? The 'mahaprasad' is made of desi ghee, five types of dry fruits, sugar, and gram flour (besan). The guests will also receive water from the sacred Saryu river in a small bottle, kalwa (a holy red thread roll tied in the hands of participants), supari (betel nuts), and akshat (unbroken rice), reported PTI. The box also contains 'Ram Kand Mool', 'Sarju Neer', 'Kumkum', and 'Rudraksha.' ANI has shared visuals of the box containing the 'mahaprasad' which the dignitaries will receive. Gujarat's Bhagwa Sena Garvi and Sant Seva Sansthan have prepared the Ram Mandir 'mahaprasad' under the guidance of Ayodhya Temple Trust. The team of 200 people has made over 5,000 kilogrammes of 'mahaprasad.' Kamal Bhai Rawal, the organisational's national president, said, "We have been entrusted with the responsibility of preparing 'mahaprasad' along with making arrangements for the stay and food of the saints." ALSO READ | Ram Mandir | 30 years, 300 columns, 3D structural analysis: Architect narrates journey of temple designing Furthermore, the Ayodhya Temple Trust will also provide food to over 5,000 saints currently accommodated at the Udaasin Ashram Ranopali. They will receive a kit containing a blanket, pillow, and bedsheet. Chefs from Varanasi and Delhi will prepare the food for the guests attending the consecration ceremony, including thepla, almond barfi, matar kachori, and millet and legume-based dishes. Uttar Pradesh Government To Send 50 Food Inspectors The Uttar Pradesh Government, with the Centre's Food Safety Standard Authority of India (FSSAI), has deployed over 50 food inspectors in Ayodhya to check on the food business operators. UP government has banned the sale and cooking of non-vegetarian food items in Ayodhya on Monday (Jan 22). The food inspectors will ensure that people receive quality food in langars and bhandaras organised by the Ayodhya Temple Trust. FSSAI has deputed a separate team of food inspectors for the VVIPs. "We are in discussions with the UP government to ensure high standards of food safety in Ayodhya city. Thousands of people are expected to gather for the event. The state government has already stationed food safety vans and food inspectors on the ground to check the quality of food," said a senior FSSAI official. (With inputs from agencies)

Ram Mandir: Dignitaries to receive 'mahaprasad'; UP government to send food inspectors to Ayodhya

ICC T20 World Cup 2024: The highly-anticipated ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 will commence on June 1. International Cricket Council has released the schedule for the 29-day marquee event.

ICC T20 World Cup 2024: The highly-anticipated ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 will commence on June 1. International Cricket Council has released the schedule for the 29-day marquee event. The United States and West Indies will co-host the ICC World Cup 2024. The participation by 20 cricket-playing nations is a historic milestone for the tournament. Moreover, Uganda will debut in the T20 World Cup. Here's everything you need to know about the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Schedule The ICC Men's T20 World Cup will commence on June 1. It will feature 55 matches spread across nine venues, six in the West Indies and three in the USA. West Indies will host the Super Eight and knockout stage matches. The opening match will be between the USA and Canada at the Grands Prairie Stadium in Dallas. Dates Matches Groups Venues June 1 USA vs Canada Group A Dallas June 2 West Indies vs Papua New Guinea Group C Guyana June 2 Namibia vs Oman Group B Barbados June 3 Sri Lanka vs South Africa Group D New York June 3 Afghanistan vs Uganda Group C Guyana June 4 England vs Scotland Group B Barbados June 4 Netherlands vs Nepal Group D Dallas June 5 India vs Ireland Group A New York June 5 Papua New Guinea vs Uganda Group C Guyana June 5 Australia vs Oman Group B Barbados June 6 USA vs Pakistan Group A Dallas June 6 Namibia vs Scotland Group B Barbados June 7 Canada vs Ireland Group A New York June 7 New Zealand vs Afghanistan Group C Guyana June 7 Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh Group D Dallas June 8 Netherlands vs South Africa Group D New York June 8 Australia vs England Group B Barbados June 8 West Indies vs Uganda Group C Guyana June 9 India vs Pakistan Group A New York June 9 Oman vs Scotland Group B Antigua and Barbuda June 10 South Africa vs Bangladesh Group D New York June 11 Pakistan vs Canada Group A New York June 11 Sri Lanka vs Nepal Group D Lauderhill June 11 Australia vs Namibia Group B Antigua and Barbuda June 12 z Group A New York June 12 West Indies vs New Zealand Group C Trinidad and Tobago June 13 England vs Oman Group B Antigua and Barbuda June 13 Bangladesh vs Netherlands Group D Saint Vincent and the Grenadines June 13 Afghanistan vs Papua New Guinea Group C Trinidad and Tobago June 14 USA vs Ireland Group A Lauderhill June 14 South Africa vs Nepal Group D Saint Vincent and the Grenadines June 14 New Zealand vs Uganda Group C Trinidad and Tobago June 15 India vs Canada Group A Lauderhill June 15 Namibia vs England Group B Antigua and Barbuda June 15 Australia vs Scotland Group B Saint Lucia June 16 Pakistan vs Ireland Group A Lauderhill June 16 Bangladesh vs Nepal Group D Saint Vincent and the Grenadines June 16 Sri Lanka vs Netherlands Group D Saint Lucia June 17 New Zealand vs Papua New Guinea Group C Trinidad and Tobago June 17 West Indies vs Afghanistan Group C Saint Lucia June 19 A2 vs D1 Group 2 Antigua and Barbuda June 19 B1 vs C2 Group 2 Saint Lucia June 20 C1 vs A1 Group 1 Barbados June 20 B2 vs D2 Group 1 Antigua and Barbuda June 21 B1 vs D1 Group 2 Saint Lucia June 21 A2 vs C2 Group 2 Barbados June 22 A1 vs D2 Group 1 Antigua and Barbuda June 22 C1 vs B2 Group 1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines June 23 A2 vs B1 Group 2 Barbados June 23 C2 vs D1 Group 2 Antigua and Barbuda June 24 B2 vs A1 Group 1 Saint Lucia June 24 C1 vs D1 Group 1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines June 26 TBD Semi-final 1 Guyana June 27 TBD Semi-final 2 Trinidad and Tobago June 29 TBD Final Barbados ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Groups ICC has divided the 20 teams participating in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 into four groups. Group A: India, Pakistan, Ireland, Canada, and the USA Group B: England, Australia, Namibia, Scotland, and Oman Group C: New Zealand, West Indies, Afghanistan, Uganda, and Papua New Guinea Group D: South Africa, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Netherlands, and Nepal Apart from Uganda, the USA and Canada will make their maiden T20 World Cup appearances. ALSO READ | Australia opener Usman Khawaja hopeful of playing second WI Test after blow to head in first match ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Venues Ten out of 20 teams participating in the ICC Men's World Cup 2024 will play their first matches in the USA. Lauderhill, Dallas, and New York will host those 16 scheduled matches. The Caribbean will host the rest 41, including the semi-finals in Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana and the final in Barbados. Kensington Oval in Barbados will host the finals on June 29. India's Matches In ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Nassau County International Cricket Stadium will host the iconic India vs Pakistan match in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup on June 9. India and Pakistan are in Group A with Ireland, Canada and the USA for the tournament. Here's a list of India's matches in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024: June 5, India vs Ireland, Group A, New York June 9, India vs Pakistan, Group A, New York June 12, USA vs India, Group A, New York June 15, India vs Canada, Group A, Lauderhill (With inputs from agencies)

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The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya will be consecrated amid much fanfare at 12:20 pm IST on 22 January 2024. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several other dignitaries, including athletes, movie stars, spiritual leaders, and businesspersons, will grace the occasion.

The Ram Mandir in Ayodhya will be consecrated amid much fanfare at 12:20 pm IST on 22 January 2024. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several other dignitaries, including athletes, movie stars, spiritual leaders, and businesspersons, will grace the occasion. Why has 22 January been chosen as the date for the Ram Mandir consecration ceremony? According to Hindu mythology, Lord Ram was born at the time of a confluence of Abhijit Muhurat, Mrigashirsha Nakshatra, Amrit Siddhi Yoga and Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga. All these auspicious periods align on 22 January 2024, making it the ideal date for pran pratishtha or the consecration ceremony of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Here's why 22 January 2024, the consecration ceremony date for the Ram Mandir is unique. Abhijit Muhurat According to Vedic astrology, Abhijit Muhurat is the most auspicious and powerful time of the day. It lasts about 48 minutes, and is the eighth out of the 15 muhurats between sunrise and sunset. On 22 January 2024, Abhijit Muhurat will begin at 12:16 pm IST and end at 12:59 pm IST. ALSO READ | Devotees can now reach Ayodhya Ram Temple via helicopter, minister announces It is an auspicious time for Hindus as Lord Shiva killed the demon Tripurasur during this period. As per Hindu mythology, this period removes negative energies from one's life. Mrigashirsha Nakshatra As per Vedic astrology, Mrigshirsha is the fifth of 27 nakshatras, representing the Orionis constellation. Mrigashirsha means deer's head. People born in Mrigashirsha nakshatra are good-looking, attractive, hardworking, and intelligent. Lord Ram was born in this nakshatra. In the story of Mrigashirsha nakshatra, demons abducted Soma, the god of immortality and the ruling planet of this nakshatra, and hid him inside a lotus. The deities approached Mrigashirsha, the king of deers, for help, who eventually freed Soma. ALSO READ | Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Uttar Pradesh Police to deploy anti-drone tech to strengthen security On 22 January 2024, the Mrigashirsha nakshatra will begin at 03:52 am IST and continue till 07:13 am IST on 23 January 2024. Amrit Siddhi Yoga and Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga In Vedic astrology, the combination of a star sign and a weekday results in the formation of an auspicious period. The combination of Mrigashirsha and Monday (22 January 2024) will form the auspicious periods of Amrit Siddhi Yoga and Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga, which will begin at 07:13 am IST on Monday and continue till 04:58 am on Tuesday. (With inputs from agencies)

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Dr Anil Mishra and his wife Usha Mishra were the main hosts (pradhan yajman) of the pre-consecration rituals of the Ram Mandir in the north Indian temple city of Ayodhya.

Dr Anil Mishra and his wife Usha Mishra were the main hosts (pradhan yajman) of the pre-consecration rituals of the Ram Mandir in the north Indian temple city of Ayodhya. The pre-consecration ceremonies commenced one week before the grand event on Monday (Jan 22). In Sanskrit, yajman means the person or patron on whose behalf the priest performs the ritual or yajna. Laxmikant Dixit of Varanasi is the head of priest rituals for the Ram Mandir Pran Pratisththa ceremony. Here's everything you need to know about Anil Mishra. Who is Anil Mishra? Anil Mishra is a member of the Ram Janmabhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust, formed by the government. He is among the 15 'yajmans' invited to the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha ceremony. ALSO READ | Ram Mandir: 85yr-old Bidula Bai Dewaar, a ragpicker, is on consecration ceremony guest list. Here's why Born in Uttar Pradesh's Ambedkar Nagar, Mishra is a resident of Ayodhya. He has been running his homoeopathic clinic for the last four decades. He is also an active Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) member who opposed the Emergency in India in 1975. Now retired, Anil Mishra has held the official posts of the registrar of the Uttar Pradesh Homeopathic Board and the district Homeopathic officer of Gonda. In 1981, Anil Mishra received his Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery. Ahead of the Pran Pratishtha ceremony, Dr Anil Mishra, the main host, participated in the pre-rituals and began by taking a dip in the Saryu river. He then consumed panchgavya (cow milk, curd, ghee, gobar, gau mutra) and started his fast. ALSO READ | Watch: Moment Ram Lalla's idol revealed in Ram Mandir consecration ceremony In the seven days of pre-rituals, Mishra performed several ritual offerings, including an hawan or oblation before the fire with his wife. A total of 121 priests conducted the pre-rituals under the guidance of Ganeshwar Shastri Dravid. Other 'yajmans' included Ramchandra Kharadi, Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram president and an affiliate of RSS, Anil Chaudhary, the dom raja of Kashi, Kailash Yadav and Kaveendra Pratap Singh from Varanasi, Ram Kui Jemi of Assam, Sardar Guru Charan Singh Gill (Jaipur), Krishna Mohan (Hardoi, from Ravidasi samaj), Ramesh Jain (Multani), Adalarasan (Tamil Nadu), Vitthalrao Kamble (Mumbai), Mahadev Rao Gaikwad (Latur, Ghumantu samaj trustee), Lingraj Vasavaraj Appa (Kalaburagi in Karnataka), Dilip Valmiki (Lucknow), and Arun Chaudhary (Palwal in Haryana). (With inputs from agencies)

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The 51-inch Ram Lalla idol, sculpted by Arun Yogiraj, will be placed in Ayodhya's Ram Temple on Monday during the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony. The original Ram Lalla idol, the new one, and the two which were not selected will remain in the Ram Temple, said Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust.

The 51-inch Ram Lalla idol, sculpted by Arun Yogiraj, will be placed in Ayodhya's Ram Temple on Monday during the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony. The original Ram Lalla idol, the new one, and the two which were not selected will remain in the Ram Temple, said Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. The old idol will be placed in front of the new idol, reported PTI citing Govind Dev Giri, the treasurer of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. A new Ram Lalla idol will be placed as the old idol is five to six inches in height and cannot be seen from a distance of 25 to 30 feet. Currently, the old idol is in an interim shrine. "It (the original Ram Lalla idol) will be placed in front of Ram Lalla. The original idol is very important. It is five to six inches in height and cannot be seen from a distance of 25 to 30 feet. That is why we needed a bigger idol," said Giri, as per PTI report. ALSO READ | Ram Temple Inauguration: Tamil Nadu responds to Nirmala Sitharaman's claims of banning live telecast of event The new Ram Lalla idol has been placed in the sanctum sanctorum of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. On January 22, the eyes of the idol will be uncovered at 12:20 pm IST during the Pran Pratishtha rituals. The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust selected the idol as it reflected the qualities they were looking for. According to the trust, the new idol perfectly blends child-like innocence with divinity and royalty. ALSO READ | ‘Ram Aayenge’ in Lata Mangeshkar’s voice: AI-created version of song goes viral on social media "It was very difficult for us to choose one idol out of three. All of them are very beautiful and all followed the criteria provided by us," said Giri on the selection of the Ram Lalla idol sculpted by Arun Yogiraj. "The first criterion was that the face should be child-like with a divine glow. Lord Ram was ajaanbaahu (a person whose arms reach near the knees). So the arms should be of that length." The two idols which were not selected by the trust will also remain in the Ram Temple premises. One of them is a 51-inch idol carved in dark stone and another is carved in pure white Makrana marble from Rajasthan. They will be on the first and second floors of the temples. (With inputs from agencies)

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