Although it's commonly said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, is skipping it actually bad for your health? Recent studies indicate that this might not be as terrible as many of us think. We examine the benefits and drawbacks of skipping breakfast in-depth in this Honest Nutrition feature.
Simple options for quick breakfasts include prepared sandwiches, nutritious muffins, and overnight oats. You can alter any of these choices to suit your needs by adding extra vegetables or protein.
Read MoreAs you make the shift to sustainable urban living, you may be able to appreciate the vibrant cityscape from below, but up above, peaceful green retreats are revolutionising ecological design in the modern era. Urban rooftop gardens are becoming more and more popular as people discover how peaceful and environmentally friendly these verdant spaces can be in the middle of concrete skylines.
Read MoreOur houses are like canvases on which we paint our individual tastes, goals, and life experiences. These are not just actual buildings; they are also private havens that serve as close-knit representations of our individual selves. Whether it's a sleek loft or a quaint cottage, our houses are reflections of who we are, expressing our distinct selves and tales.
Read MoreWorld Laughter Day is a unique occasion observed globally to promote joy, happiness, and good health via laughter. This annual event, which takes place on the first Sunday in May, was first recognised in 1998. It will be observed on May 5th in 2024. Numerous benefits of laughter are known to exist for both our emotional and physical well-being. It strengthens our immune system, lowers stress.
Read MoreBengali polymath Rabindranath Tagore (1861–1941 C.E.) used contextual modernism to transform Indian art and literature as well as Bengali music and literature. He was born in Kolkata, India, on May 7, 1861, in accordance with the English calendar, to Debendranath Tagore and Sarada Devi. He was born in 1422, on the 25th day of the month of Boishakh, according to the Bengali calendar.
Read MoreIndia also observes World Family Day in a big way, with many businesses and organisations participating in the festivities. Here, the celebration of family ties and awareness-raising about the problems families face are the main goals of this occasion. Events are planned by companies for the families of their workers.
Read MoreIndia observes Anti-Terrorism Day on May 21st each year. We commemorate this day to draw attention to the suffering of common people and demonstrate how it is against the interests of the country in order to wean young people away from terrorism and the cult of violence.
Read MoreThe most significant holiday for Buddhists worldwide is Buddha Purnima, sometimes referred to as Buddha Jayanti. It is observed on Thursday, May 23, 2024, the first full moon day (Purnima) of the Vaisakha month in the lunar calendar (usually April or May in Gregorian). The birth of Buddhism's founder, Siddhartha Gautama, is honoured on this holy day.
Read MoreCommonwealth Day, observed on the second Monday in March, honours the Commonwealth of Nations and its fifty-six member states. Originally observed on May 24, Queen Victoria's birthday, this day was known as "Empire Day." When a member state suggested this date to all other member states of the organisation, it was first celebrated as Commonwealth Day in 1977.
Read MoreIt is International Nurses Day on May 12. Florence Nightingale, who is revered as the creator of modern nursing, was born on this day in 1887. International Nurses Day has as its theme this year, "A Voice to Lead Invest in Nursing and Respect Rights to Secure Global Health."
Read MoreMothers are the best, no matter what name you give them. Nobody in the world can love you unconditionally and with all of their heart the way a mother does. She is the one who always encourages you to rise to the occasion and is there for you through all the highs and lows life throws at you. She is the rock. She is her child's greatest friend and biggest fan.
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