Author: BharatSpeaks
In a heartwarming revelation, renowned chef Suresh Pillai, known for his mastery of Kerala cuisine, recently shared a glimpse into his humble beginnings and the path that led him to culinary success. While many are familiar with his delectable dishes and impressive restaurant empire, few know of the chef’s journey from odd jobs to becoming a celebrated figure in the culinary world. In a nostalgic Twitter post, Chef Pillai reminisced about his childhood and his early inclination towards entrepreneurship. Chef Pillai’s journey as a businessman began in his formative years. Recalling his love for the Pomelo fruit, he shared that…
NEW DELHI: May 31 marks World No Tobacco Day, an annual occasion dedicated to raising awareness about the perilous consequences of tobacco consumption. Despite the ongoing efforts to combat this global issue, the number of smokers continues to rise, leading to an alarming surge in tobacco-related illnesses. As medical professionals emphasize the urgent need to eliminate tobacco dependence, understanding the dangers of smoking and exploring effective strategies for quitting becomes paramount. The Dark Side of Tobacco: Unveiling its Harrowing Effects Tobacco, extracted from plants of the Nicotiana genus, has made its way into various forms, such as cigars, pipes, snuff,…
Antral village in Maharashtra’s Jath taluka has become the center of attention as local farmer Kakasaheb Sawant successfully cultivates a unique all-terrain apple variety known as HRMN-99. Despite the adverse climate conditions and limited rainfall in the region, Sawant’s apple orchard has become a testament to his perseverance and innovation. Challenging Conditions and a Remarkable Achievement Jath taluka, situated near the border of Karnataka, experiences scorching summer temperatures of up to 43 degrees Celsius and a moderate winter with temperatures around 27 degrees Celsius. The region receives only 30 days of rainfall per year, averaging 560 mm. In such harsh…
Biju Narayanan, a 53-year-old self-taught electronics technician from Thodupuzha, Kerala, has developed a smart solar mixie with 15 unique features. The mixie, which can be charged using a solar panel or a direct power connection, can be used for a variety of tasks, including grinding, chopping, grating, charging mobile phones, and functioning as a vacuum cleaner. It also has a built-in WiFi modem, a smoke detector, a radio, and an emergency light. Narayanan says that he was inspired to develop the mixie after seeing his wife struggle to use a regular mixie during a power cut. He wanted to create…
NEW DELHI: In a bid to combat the rising obesity rates and reduce the risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a significant guideline advising against the consumption of non-sugar sweeteners (NSS). The newly released guideline aims to enlighten individuals about the potential dangers of these artificial sweeteners and promote healthier alternatives. With the widespread use of NSS in diet foods, drinks, and even medications, this advice holds significant importance for people striving for a balanced and healthy lifestyle. Non-sugar sweeteners, also known as artificial sweeteners, are additives used to enhance the sweetness of food…
NEW DELHI: India’s organ donation and transplant sector is set to undergo far-reaching structural changes, according to Union Health Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya. The minister gave the directive during a review of the sector’s status with senior Health Ministry officials, in the presence of Dr. Bharti Pravin Pawar, MOS (Health). The move comes on the heels of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s call to fellow citizens to donate organs, which has given a fresh impetus to the cause in the country. The number of total organ transplants in India has significantly increased from less than 5000 in 2013 to more…