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Male Fertility in India Is Declining: The Nutrients That Help Reverse Sperm Health

The Numbers Are Worse Than Most Men KnowA 2019 study published in the journal Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology found that Indian men showed a statistically significant decline in sperm concentration, motility, and morphology compared to samples from two decades earlier. The Indian Council of Medical Research has flagged male factor…

Times Life · Aug 31

Flying from Mumbai? Your flight may not leave from the airport you expect after October 1

Starting in October 2026, Mumbai's airport network will undergo a major transformation as thirty percent of international flights are rerouted to the Navi Mumbai International Airport. This adjustment is crucial for the redevelopment of Terminal 1 at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, set to begin demolition in January 2027. Travelers…

The Economic Times · Aug 30

Kabul, Kashmir, Mumbai, Pahalgam: Hafiz Saeed’s deadly four-decade terror trail

India has formally charged Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, the founder of Lashkar-e-Taiba, in connection with a new case of terrorism. The Mumbai Police have initiated proceedings for a trial in absentia, highlighting the legacy of LeT across various phases. Originating from the Afghan jihad in the 1980s, the organization has transitioned…

The Times of India · Aug 30

Saved by God, happy to be back, say Maharashtra tourists after returning from Nepal

Mumbai tourists returned from Nepal after devastating floods struck the region earlier this week. Many expressed relief and gratitude for their safe return to India. The flash floods caused widespread destruction and significant loss of life in central Nepal. Authorities confirmed the safety of most stranded Maharashtra residents in the…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

‘Toxic’ actor Tara Sutaria lives in Bandra home worth over Rs 15 crore that features a baby grand piano, vintage records, European-style kitchen, white-and-ivory interiors, career memorabilia, and artwork and decor designed by her

Tara Sutaria's Mumbai home reflects her passion for music and art. Her elegant Pali Hill apartment features a baby grand piano and vintage records. The interiors showcase a palette of whites and ivories with carefully selected decor. Artwork and career milestones adorn the walls, marking a new life phase. This…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

Housing society redevelopment: 5 legal checks to make before choosing a builder-led or self-redevelopment project

Revamping aged societies opens the door to fresh residential and commercial opportunities in Mumbai. Choosing between hiring a builder or embarking on self-redevelopment requires careful legal and technical assessments. The self-redevelopment route, supported by government initiatives, can be beneficial. Success relies on meticulous planning and strong consensus among members for…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

Wholesale milk prices in Mumbai to rise ₹9 per litre to cross ₹100 from Sept 1

Starting on September 1, Mumbai's milk wholesale prices are set to surge by ₹9 per litre, a change driven by increased operating expenditures for dairy farmers. This new pricing structure will be maintained for six months, necessitating local vendors and dairies to revise their retail costs. As a result, businesses…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

Inside Ishaan Khatter’s Mumbai home: 3-bedroom apartment with sea view, vintage Bollywood decor and personal touches

Ishaan Khatter's Mumbai residence is a haven of creativity and relaxation. This three-bedroom sanctuary mirrors his unique interests and cherished memories. The interiors boast vintage cinema touches and a passion for music, while mismatched furniture and vibrant indoor plants contribute to a cozy, lived-in feel. It's an artistic escape where…

The Economic Times · Aug 29

Why NRIs Are Returning to India for Medical Treatment, and What It Costs Them Beyond Money

The Appointment You Didn't Expect to MakeThe cardiologist's waiting room in Chennai or Medanta or Kokilaben looks nothing like the one you sat in abroad. It is louder, more crowded, occasionally chaotic. A man argues with a billing clerk two windows down. A woman feeds her mother a biscuit from…

Times Life · Aug 29

Durban's Indian Diaspora: How KwaZulu-Natal Became Home to a Community That Never Forgot India

The Crossing That Was Never Meant to Be PermanentIn November 1860, a ship called the Truro docked at Port Natal carrying 342 Indians from Madras. They had signed five-year indenture contracts to work the sugar cane fields of the Natal colony. The British needed labour after emancipation freed enslaved Africans.…

Times Life · Aug 29