Myths  

A new study by the WHO has found that prolonged use of mobile phones does not cause brain or head cancer. Scientists have confirmed that there is no link between mobile phones and cancer, regardless of how much mobile phone usage has increased.

While water is essential for our body, how we drink it is also important. Let's learn how to drink water the right way to get the full health benefits your body needs.

 

Shri Krishna Janmashtami is a time for celebration and reflection on the life of Lord Krishna. However, many myths surround his story. 

Many aspirants, just beginning with their UPSC preparation, face numerous doubts about the exams. Today, let’s explore five common myths regarding UPSC CSE.

Discover seven foods that can play a vital role in managing PCOS, from leafy greens and nuts to berries and fatty fish, all packed with nutrients that aid in reducing inflammation and regulating insulin levels.

Maintaining good menstrual hygiene involves changing pads or tampons regularly, gentle cleansing, cotton underwear, and proper handwashing for overall health.

Menstruation is a natural and healthy process in the body. However, there are several myths and false information about it. Here are the top 7 period myths that should never be believed, and it is time to debunk them. 

The majority of the calories in mango are from sugar, which implies that this fruit might elevate blood sugar levels. However, mango contains fiber, and antioxidants, and has a low glycemic index, so any blood sugar spikes would occur gradually.

Every year, on the day after Rangbhari Ekadashi, Varanasi celebrates Masaan Holi. Masan Holi is celebrated for two days. It is thought that Lord Shiva initiated Masan Holi. Here is everything you need to know regarding the myths surrounding Masan Holi in Kashi.

The Padmanabhaswamy temple is situated in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. It is renowned for its mystique and holds many secrets. Padmanabhaswamy temple is the wealthiest temple of India. Devotees from all around the world come in large numbers to worship Lord Vishnu.

Kashipur’s Jitendra organized a party for his daughter’s first period and shared the posts on his Facebook account. The celebration was an attempt to send a message that myths and superstitions attached to the discussions of menstruation must be destroyed.

Daughter’s day is approaching and there is no better way of celebrating this day than empowering our daughters. Kashipur’s Jitendra organized a party for his daughter’s first period and shared the posts on his Facebook account. The celebration was an attempt to send a message that myths and superstitions attached to this topic must be destroyed.

India is a country steeped in myths and legends that have been passed down through generations. These stories are deeply ingrained in Indian culture and serve to illustrate societal values. They encompass themes such as karma, destiny, and divine intervention. Indian myths explain the diversity of religions and cultures in the country, inspiring and guiding individuals and communities. They offer insight into the wisdom of ancestors and continue to influence people's lives, providing hope and guidance. Exploring these myths allows us to understand the rich history and heritage of India.

Om Baraiya has been making a staunch mark on the Internet with public awareness videos.

The coronavirus pandemic has grappled the world by its teeth. With no definitive cure in sight and a lot of misinformation available on the internet, people are struggling to separate fact from fiction. Let’s take a look at some of the most commonly associated myths surround the disease and the real fact that you need to know.