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To raise awareness about suicide prevention, September 10 is observed as World Suicide Prevention Day.

The researchers found the scent of lemon resulted in participants' feeling lighter, while the vanilla scent made them feel heavier.

On Radhika Apte's 34th birthday, here's looking at 5 of her best Instagram photos.

Snacks allowed people to have quicker reaction times, mostly because in all probability, large meals can make people feel exceptionally sleepy halfway through the night, scientists said.

For the study published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, researchers surveyed 135 college students, assessing their willingness to exercise for the recommended 150 minutes per week.

Directorate of Archives and Archaeology intends to carry out structural audit of all protected monuments this year.

The limited edition bag features a range of futuristic design elements, which are crafted completely from metal and consists of headphone jacks in place of tassels and multiple embossed accents.

Tarun Tahiliani explained that the model with the "showstopper" badge was covering her face to symbolise that the show should not be about anyone's face but about the outfit. "My models are my stars," he said at the event.

Priya Venkataraman asked her adult students to take up Bharatanatyam as second innings in their lives.

The lead cast of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' walked the red carpet at the film's premiere on Monday. See pics here.

Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data from various social media sites, researchers tracked people's physical activities, from bowling to crossfit, in a bid to inform future efforts to tackle health disparities.

Singers like Shilpa Rao, Harshdeep Kaur and Javed Ali will also perform at the festival.

Beginning Tuesday, the Directorate of Education of Delhi is organising a 15-day "Happiness Utsav" across all its schools to celebrate the first year of the "happiness curriculum".

Petting dogs and cats can improve students' mood with stress-relieving physiological benefits, a study shows.

Researchers have found that babies who were born pre-term are less likely to form romantic relationships, have sexual relations or experience parenthood than those who were born full term, a new study shoes.

According to researchers, the connection is so strong that it should discourage any expectant mothers to stay away from fast food and excessive consumption of sugar, which could derail their insulin control.