Beating Bitterness in Life
Lifelong friendships do give us a reason to stick around, they bring calm to the soul, laughter and a million reasons to make life worthwhile. A saying “Your best friend …
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10 Rajendra Kumar Songs
Throughout the 1960s, Rajendra Kumar had some great songs picturised on him. The bulk of them were sung by Mohammed Rafi. So to mark Rajendra Kumar’s 92nd birth anniversary on …
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Travelogue – Hampi: When Time Stood Still…
In silence there is peace, solitude and happiness…the Lockdown-led standstill gets Urvi Piramal to flashback on a trip to Hampi some 15 years back The year of Covid brought on …
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Happiness is…. Being a Grandparent
Vandana Kanoria examines the symbiotic benefits of having grandchildren, even as she revels in the pure joy of their presence “Perfect love sometimes does not come until the first grandchild,” …
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Fun with Fingers!
Your fingers reveal your personality, experts say! Who would have thought that personalities relate to this part of human anatomy? A lot of time went into this research, apparently. There …
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Finding Contentment
Contentment…. Such a refined word, one really needs to refine, redefine and restructure ones thought process to reach a State Of Contentment. I love relating to stories or parables to …
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9 Worst Foods for Your Brain
Food for thought, not everything you eat is healthy for your brain Senior life is all about making mindful choices be it exercise, food, lifestyle and mental health. Every aspect …
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IQ tests can’t measure it, but ‘cognitive flexibility’ is key to learning and creativity
Cognitive flexibility can help maximise the potential of individuals to create innovative ideas and creative inventions. It is such qualities we need to solve the big challenges of today, including …
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The Most Essential Mineral on Earth
It’s inconceivable to think of a meal without salt. For human beings, it’s an essential component of our DNA, without which we cannot taste the food that we are eating. …
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Reminiscing: Raghavendra Odeyar
When The Second Inning Becomes More Rewarding – Isn’t it true it’s never too late to chase your dreams in life and make your mark? Many of us bloom late …
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Thursday Tales
Granny tells it like it is! During a trial, a small-town prosecuting attorney called his first witness, a grandmotherly, elderly woman to the stand. He approached her and asked, ‘Mrs …
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Recognising the signs of a blood clot
A scratch on your hand? A nick while shaving? Worry not; the body stops the bleeding in a few minutes by forming a scab which eventually falls off by itself. …
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Too much Giloy not good for you — latest reports
The excessive consumption of Giloy in the assumption that it will prevent the corona virus, has led to a few death due to liver damage, report doctors. Proving that certain …
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Health Live @ Seniors Today with Dr Rasika A Sirsat
On July 3, 2021, Seniors Today hosted well-known nephrologist Dr Rasika A Sirsat at its weekly Health Live @ Seniors Today Webinar series. Dr Noor Gill …
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How to Keep Your Teeth and Gums Strong and Healthy
You are what you eat; and this is particularly true for your teeth and gums. Those starchy or sugary foods we love are also loved by the bacteria in our …
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Seniors Do Want Sex!
You don’t have to be a millennial to have awesome sex! get some valuable tips from Vinita Alvares Fernandes We all know that the frequency of sex declines with age …
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Health Live @ Seniors Today with Dr Shailesh J Divecha
On June 25, 2021, Seniors Today hosted its weekly Health Live webinar with Dr. Shailesh J Divecha who answered questions and spoke about dental concerns for seniors and specifically in …
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10 Fantastic Fusion Songs
To mark the occasion of World Music Day on June 21, Narendra Kusnur chooses 10 tunes that blend Indian and western sounds. While some of these are collaborations between Indian …
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Reunion State of Mind
A reunion comes with a mixed bag of feelings, it can be an absolutely enduring experience for some and close to a nightmare for others. So if you’re on the …
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10 Songs of the Very Versatile Rajendra Krishan
From love songs to sad songs and frothy numbers, he had a certain style and charm in his writing. Narendra Kusnur chooses ten of his most versatile songs. Among Hindi …
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Reminiscing: Dr Sharan Angadi
After superannuating from active service in 2016, Karaoke singing has become my passion – I have more than 9500 recordings to my credit . With 42 years of research experience …
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Four Ways To Make Sure Your Passwords Are Safe And Easy To Remember
Steven Furnell Professor of Cyber Security, University of Nottingham For more than 15 years, there have been various predictions from tech leaders about the death of passwords. Bill Gates predicted …
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Reminiscing: Pursuing My Dreams
I proudly lifted the Indian Tricolor, realizing my dream, after tirelessly working towards achieving it for months on end. Age should not act as a deterrent in our self exploration …
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Summer Skin Needs Your Attention
Here are a few non- fussy tips to make sure your skin is cared for and happy during summer We tend to focus on how winter dries out your skin …
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Film Flashback: The Fires of Rebellion in ‘Holi’
The festival of Holi inevitably brings forth raucous Bollywood numbers, but it was also the setting for a slightly more sombre film in the 1980s. Deepa Gahlot looks back Holi …
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Sugar Detox for a Better You
What is sweet in the mouth is not always good in the stomach, goes a popular saying. And how true it is, writes Dr Nandini Saini We are surrounded by …
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10 Stylish Shashi Kapoor Songs
One of the most handsome and stylish actors in Hindi cinema, Shashi Kapoor had some great tunes filmed on him, including some memorable love songs in the first decade of …
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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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