Digital Fatigue in Summer: Why Screen Time Feels More Draining Now

Feeling Tired After Scrolling? Summer May Be the Reason! If you’ve recently felt unusually tired after scrolling through your phone or working on a laptop, you’re not alone. Many people notice that screen time feels more exhausting during the summer months. This growing issue is often referred to as digital fatigue, a form of mental and physical tiredness caused by prolonged use of digital devices. While digital fatigue can occur at any time of the year, the effects tend to feel stronger during hot weather. For students, remote workers, and professionals spending long hours on devices, summer can make screen ...

Health
  • 1 month ago
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All about Fashion

Raid the Wardrobe: Stealing Vintage 'Suta' for an Unplugged, Authentic Poila Boishak and Bengali New Year

Ditch the boutique queues. The ultimate festive flex is probably hiding behind a camphor-scented stack in that heavy steel almirah at home. The humidity usually hits you like a warm, wet towel the second you step out anywhere near the Rajpur Sonarpur stretch. April in Bengal is, frankly, relentless. So ...

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  • 3 weeks ago
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All about Food

The Great Indian Summer Clash: Guilt-Free Coolers for Pana Sankranti, Puthandu, and the Bengali New Year

Because ringing in the regional New Years shouldn't mean drowning in a sea of refined syrup. Mid-April heat hits differently, doesn't it? One minute you are enjoying a mild breeze, and the next, you’re basically walking through a giant, invisible hairdryer. Right as the mercury spikes, half the country decides ...

The Holy Grail of Ghee: The Pan-Indian Obsession With 'Kada Prashad' This Happy Vaisakhi

Forget the trendy brown-butter blondies. The true heavyweight champion of Indian comfort food requires three ingredients, zero baking, and a whole lot of faith. Walk past any Gurdwara early in the morning. You don't even need to look up at the white marble; your nose will tell you exactly where ...

The Golden Harvest Hack: Reclaiming Traditional 'Meethe Chawal' for a Guilt-Free, Happy Vaisakhi

That bright, saffron-soaked plate of festive rice doesn't have to trigger a sugar coma. Here is how we salvage the spring dessert. The April heat is already punishing enough right now. Adding a heavy, syrup-drenched bowl of sweet rice to the mix? That’s just begging for a severe mid-afternoon slump. ...

The Great Indian Protein Panic: Separating Supplement Myths from Science This World Health Day

Powders, pulses, and the great health hustle: what your local fishmonger knows that the fitness influencers don't. I was staring at a towering billboard near my house the other day. Massive guy. Veins popping. He was clutching a neon tub of whey protein like it held the actual secrets of ...

All about Books

Happy Birthday, Narendra Modi: Beyond India's Prime Minister - Exploring the 'Author' in Him

Have you read any of these books? Narendra Modi’s journey as Prime Minister since 2014 is something we all know well. But how many of us know that he is also an author? Beyond leading the country, Modi has penned several books, sharing his thoughts on a wide range of subjects. Today, on his 75th birthday, let’s take a look at some of his most notable works and explore this lesser-known side of him. Exam Warriors When it comes to Narendra Modi’s books, Exam Warriors is perhaps the first that comes to mind. Published in 2018, the book is aimed ...

Books
  • 7 months ago
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