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  5 healthy foods that may be silently harming your heart, warns us cardiologist You may think you are eating healthy food, but your body may not benefit from that. On the other hand, these “healthy” foods may be sabotaging your well-being, says US-based cardiologist Dr Sanjay Bhojraj. Dr Bhojraj recently took to Instagram to reveal five foods that you may think are doing good for you but are actually bad for your heart, metabolism, and brain. These everyday items trigger inflammation, confuse your insulin, and cause severe bloating – all of which lead to various diseases and ailments. Flavoured yogurts Flavored yogurts are marketed as healthy, protein-loaded foods, but are packed with added sugar, which causes weight gain and obesity, and ultimately leads to an increased risk of conditions like heart disease and diabetes. Related News | Diwali 2025: 7 Easy Ways Diabetics Can Manage Blood Sugar While Enjoying Sweets And Festivities Experts Say Smarter Sugar Decisions Can Protect Ag...

  JD Vance was speaking at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Mississippi on Wednesday. US Vice President JD Vance has said that he hopes his Indian-origin wife, Usha, will one day become a Christian. "Now most Sundays Usha will come with me to church," Vance said at a Turning Point USA event at the University of Mississippi on Wednesday. "As I've told her and I've said publicly, and I’ll say now in front to 10,000 of my closest friends: Do I hope eventually that she is somehow moved by the same thing that I was moved in by church? Yeah, I honestly do with that. Because I believe in the Christian gospel and I hope eventually my wife comes to see it the same way,” he said. However, he also added that “If she doesn’t, then God says everybody has free will, so that doesn’t cause a problem for me.” During the event, Vance also said that Usha grew up in a Hindu family, “but not a particularly religious family”. “In fact, when I met my wife… I would conside...

  Karthik Srinivasan One question that has haunted me after the angioplasty is, ‘Why me?’ I have been running 5 kms regularly (almost 290-300 days every year). I sleep predictably early and on time. I am generally conscious about what I consume. I do not smoke. No family history of heart conditions, as far as I know. Limited stress on a day-to-day basis since 2018, when I started working from home, on my own, as an independent communications professional. There is no easy answer to the ‘Why me?’ given the multiple factors that go into heart health. In fact, I should feel grateful that I did not have a heart attack. As my cardiologist reframed my question, I should thank my daily running habit that led to me discovering the need for an angiogram without any emergency. But it is still a second chance at life. And I have started doing everything better. I have started running gradually again, daily. I have become even more conscious about what I consume. This includes cutting down on ...

  Amazon HR chief Beth Galetti linked the restructuring to the acceleration of AI adoption across the company. Amazon  has begun notifying corporate employees affected by its latest round of layoffs, after announcing plans to eliminate about 14,000 roles across the company as part of a restructuring effort. According to internal messages viewed by Business Insider, the notification emails were sent early Tuesday morning, with some workers receiving text alerts before they reached the office. The alerts urged them to check their personal or work email and, in some cases, directed them to call a help desk if they hadn’t received “an email message about your role”. A message from Amazon HR chief Beth Galetti, shared on the company’s internal Slack, told affected employees they would receive full pay and benefits for the next 90 days as part of a non-working transition period, followed by a severance package, according to a report by Business Insider. But it is unclear i...

  Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu (X) Employees should not be allowed to praise the leadership in public, at least this is what Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu said his company follows, he said in a lengthy social media post on Thursday. Speaking of the “ultimate gift” that people have, Vembu talked about how he tries to keep himself away from any kind of praise or abuse, stating that he does not consider himself “very important”. “One long standing principle within the company is that no employee is allowed to praise the leadership, including me, in public. We remind people of this rule periodically and it has become a core part of our culture,” Vembu said in his post. He went on, “The spiritual principle I have tried to follow in life is to let neither praise nor abuse get to me. I don’t read or watch videos about me. I am not that important to me and do not want to carry the burden of being important.” Zoho founder on ‘ultimate gift’ Sridhar Vembu further talked about ...

  paresh rawal the taj story lands in legal trouble ban sought details inside Paresh Rawal's upcoming film The Taj Story has landed in legal trouble ahead of its October 31 release. A complaint has been filed by Rajneesh Singh, a BJP spokesperson from Ayodhya, with the I&B Ministry to ban the upcoming film. He claimed that The Taj Story is based on the subject of a petition he filed in the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court in May 2022. In his petition, Rajneesh sought the opening of 22 locked rooms inside the Taj Mahal, saying the monument was originally a temple. He also requested a committee with members from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) to study the 17th-century structure and provide a clear answer. However, the high court dismissed his petition in May 2022. In his complaint to the Information and Broadcasting Ministry and the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) on Monday, Singh said, "I filed a PIL for opening the 22 closed rooms in the Taj M...

  Hyundai's compact SUV, the Venue is all set for a major leap forward. The next-generation Hyundai Venue has now been caught without any camouflage, giving us our clearest look yet at what the brand has in store for one of its most popular models. The new Venue will mark the SUV's first full-generation update since its debut in 2019 and judging by these latest images, Hyundai isn't holding back. Exterior design (Photo: The Korean Car Blog/casper_i.vory) At first glance, the new Venue looks instantly more mature and substantial. The front end wears Hyundai's latest SUV design DNA, featuring a wider, squared-off grille with bold horizontal slats and vertically stacked LED headlamps. Slim daytime running lamps positioned high near the bonnet lend it a distinctive signature, while a silver-finished skid plate and chunky cladding around the lower bumper and wheel arches add an extra dose of ruggedness. (Photo: The Korean Car Blog/casper_i.vory) In profile, the Venue's c...