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2,337 steps a day can cut risk of dying from heart disease: Study

2,337 steps a day could start to reduce the risk of dying from heart and circulatory diseases. A study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology in 2023, which analysed 17 previous studies involving over 200,000 people, found it. Many of us have heard that walking 10,000 steps a day is best for our health. As a result, various step-counting apps and watches have become very popular over the years. The new study has suggested that maybe 10,000 steps is not the magic solution we think it is. Moreover, at least 3,867 steps were found to decrease the risk

Maharashtra polls: Uddhav claims officials checked his bag ahead of rally

Yavatmal, Nov 11 (PTI) Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray on Monday claimed his bag was inspected by government authorities when he arrived in Maharashtra’s Yavatmal to campaign for the November 20 assembly elections. The former chief minister asked if the election authorities would also inspect the bags of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other senior leaders. Thackeray shared this experience while addressing a public meeting at Wani in Yavatmal for Shiv Sena (UBT) candidate Sanjay Derkar. The Sena (UBT) chief said when he arrived in Wani by a helicopter, his bag was inspected by several government authorities. He asked

Trial starts over rape, murder of junior doctor in India’s Kolkata

KOLKATA, Nov 11 (Reuters) – A court in the eastern state of West Bengal began the trial on Monday of a police volunteer accused of raping and murdering a doctor at a government hospital in August, a case that has sparked outrage over the lack of safety for women in India. The woman’s body was found in a classroom at the R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital in the state capital Kolkata on Aug. 9, federal police said. They also said they had arrested a police volunteer, Sanjay Roy, for the crime. Charges were drawn up last week, while Roy

Karnataka Minister Zameer Ahmed Khan calls Union Minister Kumaraswamy ‘Kaalia’

Ramanagara (Karnataka), Nov 11 (PTI) Karnataka Minister B Z Zameer Ahmed Khan has courted a controversy by calling Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy ‘Kaaliya’, a racist slur for being dark complexioned. Retorting strongly, the JD(S) on Monday demanded that the Congress government should sack Khan from the Cabinet for his racist slur. Clarifying his remarks, Khan said he never intended to hurt Kumaraswamy. Khan said Kumaraswamy used to call him ‘Kulla’ (dwarf). Further, the state minister said he has been addressing the union minister as ‘Kariyanna’ (black brother). At an election rally addressing the minorities in Ramanagara on Sunday, Khan

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