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Preserve Your Sight: Simple Yet Powerful Eye Exercises for Better Vision
In our hyper-connected world, the first thing most of us do in the morning—and often the last thing at night—is look at a screen. Whether it's a laptop for work, a smartphone for updates, or a tablet for reading, our eyes are…
Procrastination: The Hidden Obstacle and How Hypnosis Can Help You Take Action Now
In our fast-moving world, procrastination quietly drains our time and energy. Everyone puts things off now and then—be it replying to a message, finishing a report, or making a big life decision. But when delays turn into a regular…
Sharpening the Silver Mind: Memory-Boosting Techniques
Why Memory Matters As We Grow Older
Memory isn’t just about recalling names or finding misplaced glasses — it’s the thread that holds our identity together. As we age, memory can become less reliable, leading to confusion, isolation, or…
45th Multispecialty Health Camp to Be Held in Satna on July 26–27
GG News Bureau
Satna, 26th May: The Pt. Ganesh Prasad Mishra Seva Nyas will organize its 45th Multispecialty Health Camp on July 26 and 27, 2025, at Saraswati Higher Secondary School, Krishna Nagar, Satna. The camp will run from 10 AM to…
Unlocking Your Inner Power: A Simple Guide to Self-Hypnosis
What is Self-Hypnosis?
Self-hypnosis is a natural state of deep relaxation and focused concentration that allows you to connect directly with your subconscious mind. Unlike stage hypnosis or therapist-guided hypnotherapy, self-hypnosis…
Embracing the Hidden Self: A Gentle Guide to Shadow Work and Healing
We all have parts of ourselves we try to hide—like fear, guilt, anger, or old painful memories. These hidden parts are known as our “shadow.”Shadow work means gently exploring these parts, understanding them, and slowly accepting them.…
Nation First: Why India Must Rethink Supporting Brands Fueling Enemy Economies ?
Poonam Sharma
The War Behind the Wardrobe: Why India Must Rethink Its Fashion Choices
A silent resistance is gathering force—not in military bunkers, but in shopping carts. Across India and its diaspora in Europe, a new front in…
WHO says ‘global community failing on health checkup’
By Anjali Sharma
UNITED NATIONS – According to the Wealth Health Organization on Thursday the life expectancy worldwide fell by 1.8 years the largest fall in recent history in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic In past 2 years between…
New research says antibiotics during infancy linked to early puberty in girls
By Anjali Sharma
WASHINGTON – According to a new research published on Monday said that girls given antibiotics during their first year of life, especially in the first three months, are more likely to enter puberty at an earlier age.
The…
Celestial Snapshot: What the Stars Say Today
Aries : March 21–April 19
Today brings a wave of confidence and enthusiasm. Your dedication at work will be appreciated by seniors. Family life remains harmonious, and spending time with friends will uplift your mood. A bit of physical…