EATING HABITS
Anurag Kashyap exposes lavish spending habits of Bollywood celebs: From Rs 2 lakh chef to luxury burger demands
Anurag Kashyap has spoken out about the extravagant expenses in Bollywood, revealing shocking demands from celebrities. In an interview, he highlighted incidents such as an actor's chef charging Rs 2 lakh per day and another actor sending a driver on a three-hour trip to fetch a specific burger from a five-star hotel. Kashyap criticized producers for allowing such excessive spending on entourage costs, which he believes detracts from the core filmmaking process.
As Indians acquire healthier tastes, food companies pack it in
Indians are increasingly shifting towards consumption of low-salt, low-sugar, and nutrition-fortified packaged food, reflecting a growing trend towards healthy eating habits. Sales of such products have risen in the last five years, with urban India leading the shift, although rural areas are also seeing an increase. This shift is driven by concerns over high levels of sugar, salt, and fat in processed goods, amidst rising health issues like diabetes and obesity.
Eat shit polls, a study of impatience: Why nation wants to know before it needs to know
A man proposes to a woman and asks her what she will say two days later. The man tries to know her decision, but the woman's response is not the same. Recent 'eat shit' polls have been criticized for getting it wrong about Election 2024. Possible reasons include the polls' function being less about predicting results and more about the organizations conducting them. Voters may have lied about their voting, fearing that any truthful responses could become public knowledge.
Why Mukesh Ambani can't ignore a new consumer habit
Reliance Industries (RIL) chairman Mukesh Ambani is expanding the company's retail empire to include quick commerce services through JioMart. This move aims to compete with players like Blinkit and BigBasket, leveraging Reliance's extensive reach and resources. The shift towards quick commerce reflects changing consumer habits, favoring convenience and instant deliveries.
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Your go-to snack could pose hidden health risks
A 30-year study published in British Medical Journal highlights the risks associated with high intake of ultra-processed foods, linking it to higher mortality rates. The study emphasizes the importance of following dietary guidelines, such as those from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), which promote whole foods for better health outcomes.
Eat, pray, work.. want a detox retreat? Step into your office
According to a report by fitness technology company GOQii last month, almost 45% of India's population hovers dangerously close to being classified as unhealthy, adversely affecting not only individual mental and physical well-being but also diminishing productivity.
Do you work night shifts? Here's what you need to know about the risks
A study by scientists at Washington State University and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory reveals the detrimental effects of working night shifts on health. Volunteers underwent simulated night or day shifts for three days to assess internal biological rhythms, published in Proteome Research.
'Don't wash vegetables after cutting': ICMR has some healthy cooking tips for you
ICMR releases recommendations on healthy eating habits and cooking methods, advising against excessive washing of food grains and legumes. It suggests avoiding washing vegetables and fruits after cutting, promoting slow cooking and air frying. Additionally, it recommends consuming more fermented and sprouted foods to preserve water-soluble minerals and vitamins.
Mamata's offer to cook food for PM Modi stirs controversy
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee challenges PM Narendra Modi to try her cooking after mocking his fish remarks. BJP and CPI(M) react to Banerjee's offer, criticizing BJP's interference in food habits. Banerjee's comments spark political tensions with Firhad Hakim, pork chop, and Sankudeb Panda's remarks.
ICMR issues dietary recommendations for Indians, with a warning for vegetarians and protein supplements
ICMR and ICMR-NIN issue dietary guidelines to combat malnutrition, obesity, diabetes. Recommendations stress balanced diet, exercise, avoiding ultra-processed foods, and food label awareness. Specific focus on vegetarian challenges like B12 and n-e PUFA intake.
India Inc drives better food choices for employees
Indian corporate cafeterias prioritize employee well-being and productivity by promoting healthy food choices like millets, keto bowls, ragi balls, salads, seeds, and jaggery. Influenced by social media, companies like SAP and Tata Motors lead the trend.
Unlocking health benefits: Should you prioritize vegetables over carbs in your meals?
The debate over whether to eat vegetables before carbohydrates for better health revolves around the idea of meal sequencing and its impact on blood sugar levels. While some studies suggest that consuming vegetables first can lead to lower blood sugar spikes, especially for those with diabetes or pre-diabetes, experts note that the benefits may not be significant for everyone.
Modi has no knowledge of eating habits of people: Abhishek Banerjee on PM's "Mughal mindset" comment
Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee on Saturday alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has no knowledge about the culture and eating habits of the people of the country. He said this while addressing an election rally in CoochBehar in support of TMC candidate Jagadish Chandra Barma Basunia.
Indians are opting for more processed food and restaurant meals
Indians are cooking less at home, opting for processed food and out-of-home consumption. The trend is expected to rise with quick commerce, food delivery apps, and changing food preferences, especially among middle-income consumers.
Feel intermittent fasting can help weight loss? You have 91% higher chances of dying due to heart disease: Study
A recent study presented at the American Heart Association's event in Chicago indicates that following an 8-hour time-restricted eating schedule, a form of intermittent fasting, may lead to a 91% higher risk of death from cardiovascular disease. The study, conducted by researchers from the Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, analyzed data from approximately 20,000 adults in the US, highlighting potential long-term health risks associated with intermittent fasting.
Money training for young adults: How can parents teach their young children about the value of money?
Parents may intuitively seek approval and appreciation from their children. They may enjoy the power that comes from spending on children, or may be afraid of being looked down upon if they do not, or both. They are then easily manipulated by children who know which buttons to press to make them feel inadequate, guilty, powerful, or accomplished.
How one simple exercise and diet led to this Australian nurse's 45 kg weight loss?
Samantha Abreu, a 25-year-old nurse from Melbourne, Australia, has become an inspiration after shedding nearly 45 kilograms in just a year through simple lifestyle changes. Struggling with her weight and unhealthy eating habits, Abreu found solace during the COVID-19 lockdowns in daily walks, gradually transitioning to incorporating gym sessions and mindful eating. Today, she stands as a testament to the transformative power of regular exercise and healthy eating, walking 10,000 steps daily and feeling comfortable and safe in her body.
Sonam Kapoor calls her father, Anil Kapoor, 'extreme' for this habit!
"My father is an extreme, he doesn't drink, smoke or doesn't do anything. Boney chachu loves the good life, he loves to eat, occasionally he likes to drink, and Sanjay chachu is a moderate one, in between. But they all are good looking healthy men," said the 'Neerja' actress.
Mithun Chakraborty discharged from hospital, says he was punished for 'eating like a demon', reveals PM Modi 'scolded' him
The star was admitted to Apollo Multispecialty Hospital after he complained of chest pains and numbness in his limbs. He was diagnosed with an Ischemic Cerebrovascular Accident of the brain.
Your eating habits may give you depression. Read how
Recent research indicates that diet has a significant impact on mental health. A study reveals a strong correlation between diets high in sugar or ultra-processed foods and a higher risk of developing depression. Experts emphasize the importance of a well-rounded diet in regulating mood, reducing the risk of mental health disorders, and enhancing cognitive function.
Trying to quit smoking? Best foods to eat to kick the habit
Discover the best foods to help you quit smoking and regain your sense of taste and smell.
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