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In focusUnique Mumbai cafe helps staffers overcome disabilitiesLocated in Juhu, Mumbai, Cafe Arpan has gained huge popularity among patrons, many of whom have become regulars, and among the 19 specially-abled staffers who love to slog 30 hours over six days a week to make this trendsetter eatery a super success....
In focusWhy private health insurance is an investment into your future?When discussing private healthcare solutions with your financial adviser it is important to grasp fully the need to have private health insurance and how to choose a product that is best suited to your needs...
In focusYour Binge Watch GuideI bought an Indian TV set up box only to realise that it was a mere waste box. When it works, I spend most of my time scrolling through the limited channel list and wonder what to watch....
Migrant TalesThe man who left business to serve the communityMr Suchdev continues to work harder for the betterment of Indian migrants in Auckland. Indian Weekender spoke to the veteran who started his journey as a migrant businessman and then chose to be a full-time social worker....
Migrant TalesLearning the mantra of success from Shivam VermaWell, there is an incredible support from my family and my wife Nikita has been my backbone. I would work all day at the clinics and then sit with my laptop doing market research....
Migrant Tales“Dauntless spirit and focus leads to success”Recalling his journey Balwant Singh shares that it took him atleast three months to get a proper job which was that of a Bus Operator. He joined as a Bus Operator and drove around for an year and a half before getting promoted....
Face of the WeekBook Review: What does it take to be an International Citizen?The book does not ask this question explicitly; instead, it presents the journey of transformation of an information technology (IT) professional, deftly, of what is involved in the transformation process....
Face of the WeekIt is cool to be different: Muskan DevtaI just randomly started writing my feelings about how I felt being there and what I was going through, and it sort of gave birth to the idea of the autobiography that eventually got published....
Face of the WeekYoung cricket star on the riseThis 13-year-old young cricketer is on a scoring spree. In the recently concluded District Tournament, Keertivaasan Prakash, or KV as he’s is popularly known, scored two centuries and a half-century during the tournament becoming the top run scorer....
TechnologyElon Musk showcases SpaceX's Starship test rocket"Starship test flight rocket just finished assembly at the @SpaceX Texas launch site. This is an actual picture, not a rendering," Musk tweeted, while posting an image of the vehicle on Thursday....
Technology'AI in activity trackers, smartwatches threatening privacy of health data'"The results point out a major problem. If you strip all the identifying information, it doesn't protect you as much as you'd think. Someone else can come back and put it all back together if they have the right kind of information," Aswani said....
TechnologyHuawei's next Mate phone could have five rear cameras: ReportHuawei surpassed Apple to become the world's second-largest smartphone seller in the world first in the second quarter of this year and then again in the third quarter with a global market share of 14.6 per cent, according to data from the IDC...
HealthHabitual tea drinking can lower risk of fractureThe research conducted by the School of Public Health with Peking University found daily consumers of green tea and those who had drunk tea for more than 30 years have a lower rate of fractures according to their hospitalization records, reports Xinh...
HealthBreakfast and diabetes: What's the connection? (November 14 is World Diabetes Day)It is well-established that starting the day with a wholesome breakfast can benefit everyone. If you have type 2 diabetes (T2D), breakfast is necessary and it can have real benefits....
HealthHigh calorie meal for dinner may up heart disease, diabetes riskYour meal timing matters and eating earlier in the day may be an important strategy to help lower the risk for heart disease...
RecipesTandoori ChickenWhen marinated chicken is grilled in a tandoor, it transforms into ‘Tandoori Chicken’....
RecipesMushroom Tikka KebabOnce considered quite exotic, mushrooms have slowly but steadily made a place for themselves on the Indian platter. In fact, no Indian tapas menu is really complete without including them....
EducationGardening: Welcome autumn by preparing new plantingsFrom this month all summer season vegetables start wilting as their life cycles are on the verge of ending. This time vegetable gardeners should clean up the area for winter vegetables....
EducationSimplifying maths for young minds at Mathematica“Our students are given individual attention and support after identifying their needs so that they can achieve their outcomes,” director of Mathematica Foram Rawal said....
EducationZero + zero = zero!On the other hand, research shows we are attracted to people who look like us, behave like us, who have a similar personality type and we even tend to gravitate toward those who share our level of education. It’s true....
HeritageWhy Kolkata should be your next holiday destination!! Part 1India’s second-biggest city is a daily festival of human existence, simultaneously noble and squalid, cultured and desperate, decidedly futuristic while splendid in decay. By its old spelling, Calcutta readily conjures images of human suffering to mo...
Heritage'Ek Onkar': The Guru's way of life (Gurpurab Special)On Friday, November 23, the world will celebrate 549th birth anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak Dev, the first of the Sikh Gurus and the founder of Sikhism....
HeritageAucklanders join Veda Festival to know all about KarmaKarma- the law of cause and effect, of moral causation- is often a common topic of discussion among various groups of people, at some point in their life. Although, it’s very hard to understand the......
Monday, January 7, 2019Technology'AI in activity trackers, smartwatches threatening privacy of health data'
Monday, January 7, 2019Technology'AI in activity trackers, smartwatches threatening privacy of health data'
