In this issue

MID-YEAR SPECIAL
Researchers say yoga can help patients with heart disorders, diabetes, blood pressure and episodic migraine.
Exclusive message, too, on yoga from President Droupadi Murmu.

Also read, how, for those onboard the Titanic submersible, this world was never enough.

Free HEALTH supplement, too, with the latest issue now on stands.

DREAMERS, INC.

For those onboard the Titan submersible, this world was never enough

5 mins

Trade secret

KCR’s trump card, the Dalit Bandhu scheme, may tilt the community’s votes in his favour

4 mins

ALL FOR ALLIANCE

Opposition parties seek flexibility to defeat a common enemy

4 mins

TRYST WITH HISTORY

The Modi-Biden bonhomie was possible only because the bilateral partnership has been over several decades in the making, through the tenures of multiple presidents and prime ministers

5 mins

HIGH HOPES, LOW YIELD

Military transfer of technology is tricky business and the latest defence deal with the US has failed to meet expectations

4 mins

REBEL WITH A PAUSE

Yevgeny Prigozhin’s revolt turned out to be a dud; but his questions about Russia falling short in Ukraine and the problems facing the Russian army continue to trouble Putin

6 mins

Where Asanas Meet Medicine

Medical Research At Aiims, Delhi, Shows That Yoga Reduces The Severity Of Diseases And Improves Immunity

10+ mins

GROWING INTERNATIONAL ACCEPTANCE

TOP SCIENTIFIC FORUMS HAVE EXTENDED INVITATIONS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CIMR’S RESEARCH

2 mins

Yoga Can Prevent Onset Of Diseases

Interview: Dr Rima Dada, professor, lab for molecular reproduction and genetics, department of anatomy, All India Institute of Medical Sciences

4 mins

A PERENNIAL GIFT OF INDIAN WISDOM TO THE WORLD

Interview: Sarbananda Sonowal, minister of Ayush

5 mins

TOWARDS PHYSICAL WELLNESS, COMFORTABLY

RARITY OF STRENUOUS ACTION IS AN ADVANTAGE THAT YOGA HAS OVER OTHER WORKOUT REGIMENS

2 mins

Winning Pose

Setting the Guinness World Record for most nationalities at a yoga session on the ninth international yoga day was a testament to the transformative nature of yoga

3 mins

A Better Brain In 20 Minutes

A Centre For Research In America Records Increased Intelligence And Improved Health In People Who Practise Transcendental Meditation

10 mins

YOGA IS NOT A RELIGIOUS PRACTICE

HANSA YOGENDRA—endowed with geniality, flexibility and the ability to motivate people—has been practising yoga from age three. Today, at 76, she is one of the most respected yoga teachers in the world. She has also been at the forefront of the yoga movement in the country

2 mins

YOGA CAN BE INTEGRATED INTO ANY FAITH

YOGA HAS BENEFITED me not only physically but also in all dimensions of my life

1 min

A TRANSFORMATIVE EXPERIENCE

Interview: Ananya Panday, actor

2 mins

SHORT-TERM COURSES EXTREMELY POPULAR

Interview: Dr Ishwar Basavaraddi, director of Morarji Desai, National Institute of Yoga

3 mins

Namaste Broadway!

The success of South Asian artistes is quietly changing American theatre

5 mins

In his shoes

In a new book, actor Elliot Page writes about the trauma of being stuck in the wrong body

2 mins

COMEDY OF ERRORS

Despite his desire for lighter roles, Nawazuddin Siddiqui does not seem to be getting it right

3 mins

Watch less, see more

With the increase in screen time, there is an alarming rise in the number of patients with computer vision syndrome

3 mins

In gene and cell therapies, the challenge lies in overcoming the complexities of immune system

Sam Santhosh, who spearheaded India's genomic revolution through the incubation and launch of many companies that harness the power of sequencing and bioinformatics, holds a positive outlook on India's advancement in the bioeconomy. In an exclusive interview, he sheds light on India's potential as well as the areas where it needs to improve in genomics and drug research

7 mins

SICKLY SWEET

India sees an unusual and worrying trend of type 2 diabetes in children. The rise in such cases is being attributed to lifestyle- and diet-induced obesity

10+ mins

Wanted: A digital roadmap

It will help in preventive and curative cancer management

3 mins

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