By Kazi Ahmed
This article delves into the traditional medicine Ashwagandha, celebrated for its adaptogenic properties and rising global popularity as a natural stress reliever. It explores the herb’s traditional roots and modern health benefits, including stress reduction, improved sleep, and better blood sugar regulation. Practical insights on its consumption, timing and consistency are discussed, along with cautions regarding its use during pregnancy and potential drug interactions. Emphasising the harmony of ancient wisdom with modern science, the article highlights Ashwagandha as a powerful yet carefully regulated supplement for holistic wellness.
This article delves into the traditional medicine Ashwagandha, celebrated for its adaptogenic properties and rising global popularity as a natural stress reliever. It explores the herb’s traditional roots and modern health benefits, including stress reduction, improved sleep, and better blood sugar regulation. Practical insights on its consumption, timing and consistency are discussed, along with cautions regarding its use during pregnancy and potential drug interactions. Emphasising the harmony of ancient wisdom with modern science, the article highlights Ashwagandha as a powerful yet carefully regulated supplement for holistic wellness.
By Kazi Ahmed
The article explores the growing trend of India’s richest political leaders, whose fortunes rival top business tycoons. From Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani’s ₹5,705 crore assets to DK Shivakumar and Chandrababu Naidu’s vast wealth, these billionaire ministers symbolise a shift in how politics and affluence intertwine. While their lavish lifestyles, mansions, luxury cars, and global investments are aspirational for many, they also raise important questions about representation, relatability, and the paradox of wealth in public service.
The article explores the growing trend of India’s richest political leaders, whose fortunes rival top business tycoons. From Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani’s ₹5,705 crore assets to DK Shivakumar and Chandrababu Naidu’s vast wealth, these billionaire ministers symbolise a shift in how politics and affluence intertwine. While their lavish lifestyles, mansions, luxury cars, and global investments are aspirational for many, they also raise important questions about representation, relatability, and the paradox of wealth in public service.
By Kazi Ahmed
India’s latest GST overhaul, rolled out in September 2025, promises direct relief to households by making everyday essentials cheaper. From tax-free groceries like paneer, bread, and UHT milk to reduced rates on soaps, shampoos, and toothpaste, the reform lightens the weight of the monthly shopping basket. Healthcare too sees a welcome breather, with essential medicines, diagnostic kits, and medical equipment now more affordable. As the festive season approaches, appliances, vehicles, and even electric cars come under lower slabs, encouraging stress-free spending. However, the government maintains a firm stance on luxury and harmful products with a new 40% “Sin & Luxury."
India’s latest GST overhaul, rolled out in September 2025, promises direct relief to households by making everyday essentials cheaper. From tax-free groceries like paneer, bread, and UHT milk to reduced rates on soaps, shampoos, and toothpaste, the reform lightens the weight of the monthly shopping basket. Healthcare too sees a welcome breather, with essential medicines, diagnostic kits, and medical equipment now more affordable. As the festive season approaches, appliances, vehicles, and even electric cars come under lower slabs, encouraging stress-free spending. However, the government maintains a firm stance on luxury and harmful products with a new 40% “Sin & Luxury."
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