3 Steps to Improve Your Fitness Level
How to use walking techniques that are easy and effective to improve your fitness level Walking is the easiest form of exercise that has the ability to improve your active …
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Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and Planet
March 3, UN World Wildlife Day, aims to celebrate and raise awareness of the world’s wild animals and plants. This year, 2021 World Wildlife Day will be celebrated under the …
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Seniors Have Talent: The Winners of Season 3, Group C
The objective of Seniors Have Talent is to recognize and encourage the immense talent that exists in the ever-growing number of senior citizens in the world. But, more importantly, the …
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Health Live @ Seniors Today with leading Sexologist Dr Deepak K Jumani
On February 27, 2021, Seniors Today hosted its weekly Health Live webinar with Dr Deepak K Jumani, a leading sexologist to speak and answer questions on sexual health for senior …
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Gotu Kola – “The Fountain of Life”?
Gotu kola is often mentioned as an herb for longevity, or the “fountain of life,” because legend says that ancient, learned people in India and China consumed it to live …
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Restaurant Review: No cutting corners at the 150-yr-old Leopold Café
Forty years ago, it was a great place to go to – and it still is. If you are in South Bombay, I would recommend a visit, writes Vickram Sethi. …
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Fafda Files: Teachers
“To all my teachers, good, bad, worthy, or simple nuisances – I stand before you, head held high, a song on my lips and a wish – May all your …
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10 Simple & Awesome Songs of Ravindra Jain
Ravindra Jain’s music reflected the innocence and simplicity of small-budget films released in the 1970s. Most often, he wrote lyrics for his own songs, making him a complete songwriter, writes …
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Reminiscing: What an Experience!
K V Laxminarayanan, one of our Seniors Have Talent Season 1 winners, and a regular Seniors Today reader, shares some poignant moments of his experiences at Procter & Gamble (P&G). He unveils more… in a new series titled …
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The Truth about Deep Frying Food
What really matters is the oil you use and how you fry your food. In India we love our fried foods. Whether at home (think of crispy hot pakora curry, …
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8 Ways to Boost Your Sex Drive Naturally
Food, herbs, and tips to improve your sex drive There are many health benefits of an active sex life – it boosts immunity, keeps your mind sharp, lowers blood pressure, …
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The Nitty Gritty of Happiness
Should you go look for happiness or trust that it will find you? The journey of life is filled with constant pursuit of happiness among other needs. Happiness is a …
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Ways to Re-use Your Plastic
It is predicted that by 2050, there will be more plastic than fish by weight in our oceans. What can we do as responsible citizens? The best way is to …
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Seniors Have Talent: The Winners of Season 3, Group B
And the Winners are… The objective of Seniors Have Talent is to recognize and encourage the immense talent that exists in the ever-growing number of senior citizens in the world. …
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Make Your World A Happy Place
Vinita Alvares Fernandes asks: What’s the real cause of our happiness? What makes us feel sensations of happiness, closeness and joy? The answer is brain chemicals! We spend a lot …
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Health Live @ Seniors Today with ENT Specialist Dr Arpit Sharma
On February 20, 2021 Seniors Today hosted yet another Health Live webinar with well-known ENT specialist Dr Arpit Sharma on ENT and head and neck care for senior citizens. Dr Noor Gill captured …
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A Forgettable Night at Conrad
It seems that Conrad has become a wedding hotel, and not good for the business traveller. Service standards at weddings are low and there is a chalta hai attitude, writes …
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Fafda Files: Such is Life
I pray to God that he gives me the courage to accept that which I cannot change and the strength to embrace the inevitable. Even as we heaved a sigh …
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10 Sad Songs of Talat Mahmood
When it came to sad songs, the velvet voiced Talat Mahmood was a master. When it came to sad songs, the velvet voiced Talat Mahmood was a master. After his …
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The Path to A Healthy Heart
The heart is one of the most essential organs of the body, one which beats continuously to maintain blood circulation, carrying oxygen, hormones to various parts of the body, while …
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Seniors Have Talent: The Winners of Season 3, GROUP A
In the Popular Choice category, Rajeshwari Shah and Panambur Ranjan Rao won the majority vote. While the Editor’s Choice saw Renu Mathur and Rajendra Kumar Sachdeva emerge victorious! The objective of …
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Health Live @ Seniors Today with Dr Phulrenu Chauhan
On February 13, Seniors Today hosted its weekly Health Live webinar with leading Endocrinology and Diabetic Consultant Dr Phulrenu Chauhan speaking on Diabetes Care for Senior Citizens. Dr Noor Gill …
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The Empathetic President
Minoo Shah profiles Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States and one who is looked to with hope by both Americans and Indians alike Leadership — and life …
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Reflections on the Union Budget 2021
Anil Harish looks at the nitty-gritty of this year’s Budget Article 112(1) of the Constitution of India says, “The President shall in respect of every financial year, cause to be …
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The Mousetrap
The pandemic and the lockdown makes one realise that life is nothing but a trap – but that’s just one way of looking at it, writes Annette Mueller The trap …
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The healing power of music
Vinita Alvares Fernandes examines how we can harness the health benefits of music The song ‘All Night Long’ by Lionel Richie goes like this: Well, my friends, the time has …
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Drink Up to Lose Weight
Deepa Desa lists 21 natural drinks, from juices to teas, that can help you stay trim and fit Watching what you put in your glass is as important as what’s …
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The Soap of the Stars
Remarkable in a fast-changing world, Lux has maintained its USP for nearly 100 years, writes Prabhakar Mundkur When Helen Landsdowne Resor, the wife of Stanley Resor who ran the erstwhile …
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Musical duos who delivered
With audiences looking at whom songs were picturised on, the trend of hit pairs caught on and continued down the decades, writes Narendra Kusnur The year 1949 was a landmark …
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Flashback to a Film that highlights the Plight of Farmers
Deepa Gahlot throws light on a less-successful Balraj Sahni starrer about the plight of farmers Dharti Ke Lal (1946) As the farmers’ stir rocks our country, and draws attention to …
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