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In 2017, the most ordered food item Chicken Biryani
30Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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In 2017, the most ordered food item Chicken Biryani

    India has witnessed a growing appetite for both domestic and international cuisine in 2017 but majority of them stayed indigenous as desi dishes topped the list of most ordered food items online and Chicken biryani topped the list. According to the order analysis from food ordering and delivery platform Swiggy for 2017, chicken biryani continues to rule the Indian plate. The order analysis was done for seven cities—Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai and Kolkata. According to Swiggy’s order analysis, Masala Dosa, Butter Naan, Tandoori Roti and Paneer Butter Masala rounded off the top five most ordered items of 2017. While Pizzas did not rank amongst the top five most ordered items, it was the most searched. In fact, Indians have searched for it o...
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World’s most sensual dance Kizomba ever (video)
28Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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World’s most sensual dance Kizomba ever (video)

Characterised by sensually swaying hips and couples clutching each other’s bodies, kizomba has been described as the sexiest dance in the world - and it is exploding in popularity outside of its native Angola. But some Angolans are worried that kizomba is wrongly earning a reputation as sexually suggestive, and have urged that it is in a fact a family-friendly dance. What is Kizomba? The word means ‘party’ in Kimbundu, one of Angola’s most widely spoken languages, and describes a type of music and dance. The music originated in the late 1970s as a combination of Caribbean zouk and Angolan semba music. As a dance, kizomba sees the traditional Angolan moves of semba performed to this genre of music, reports the International Business Times. Singer Eduardo Paim is considered to have po...
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Facebook admits that social media may be bad for you
18Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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Facebook admits that social media may be bad for you

    Scrolling through Facebook can leave people feeling worse afterward, the social network has admitted. David Ginsberg, Facebook's director of research, and Moira Burke, research scientist, made the surprising admission on Friday in a blogpost that highlighted the downsides of using the website. They detailed research from University of Michigan, which found that students randomly assigned to read Facebook for 10 minutes were in a worse mood at the end of the day than those who talked to friends or posted on the website. They also revealed how a study from UC San Diego and Yale found that people who clicked on about four times as many links as the average person, or who liked twice as many posts, reported worse mental health than average. Though the causes aren’t cl...
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The unexpected benefit that retirement has on your sleep quality
13Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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The unexpected benefit that retirement has on your sleep quality

    You sleep better after you've retired, says new study We'd always assumed that sleep quality diminished as you got older, but it looks like that might not be the case after all... In fact, a new study has revealed that people sleep better and for longer after they reach retirement age. It seems as if giving up work leads to a reduction in sleep difficulties, researchers from the University of Turku in Finland have said. The team concluded this after analysing data from over 5,000 Finnish pensioners, who retired between the years 2000 and 2011. The volunteers answered a questionnaire about their sleep quality both before and after retirement, with surveys taking place every four years. And it seems that sleep quality improves after we give up work, and continues t...
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Never make tea at work
13Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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Never make tea at work

    Office teabags can carry as many as 17 times more germs than a toilet seat, scientists have discovered. A study carried out by the Initial Washroom Hygiene came across these staggering results by analysing the bacterial readings of kitchen utensils and appliances. The average bacterial reading of an office teabag was 3,785, in comparison to only 220 for a toilet seat. Other pieces of kitchen equipment also stacked up highly in their findings, with the bacterial readings averaging at 2,483 on kettle handles, 1,746 on the rim of a used mug and 1,592 on a fridge door handle. Many of us wouldn’t think to wash our hands after simply opening the fridge door or before making a brew… but perhaps we should. A poll of 1,000 workers revealed that 80 per cent of people worki...
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Company to use spy drones to stop people working long hours
11Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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Company to use spy drones to stop people working long hours

    If you’ve ever worked at a firm with a pointless long-hours, bums-on-seats mentality, you may want to applaud this idea from Japan. A firm has unveiled a drone which hovers around buildings looking for workers doing overtime then hovers over them blasting them with music until they go home. The ‘T-Frend’ plays Auld Lang Syne, which is often used in Japan to announce that shops are closing. Norihiro Kato of creators Taisei says, You can’t really work when you think ‘it’s coming over any time now, and hear Auld Lang Syne along with the buzz. The drone patrols office floors on a pre-set path, looking for workers putting in extra hours then strikes. The firm hopes to sell the drone as a service, starting in April, with prices set at ¥500,000 (£3,295 a month), reports...
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How to answer ten common Interview Questions with confidence
10Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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How to answer ten common Interview Questions with confidence

    Almost every job-seeker has found themselves stumbling over one of the standard job interview questions at some point. That’s okay! We stumble over common interview questions because we haven’t had the chance to think through our answers in advance. You don’t have to memorize your answers to common interview questions like the ten listed below. The specific words you choose to answer the question aren’t important. What’s important is your mindset. What’s the most healthy, appropriate and effective mindset for any job interview? It’s this: the mindset that you’re happy to be in the interview conversation but you aren’t desperate to get the job. You are confident, instead confident that if this is the right job for you, you will know it and the interviewer will know it, too....
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This is what about itching is causing your discomfort and how to fix it quick
7Dec By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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This is what about itching is causing your discomfort and how to fix it quick

    Our guide to what that annoying niggle is and how to treat i. There’s nothing quite like scratching an itch for pleasurable relief  even if it usually makes it worse! Here’s our guide to what could be causing that annoying niggle and how to zap it... Itchy scalp Most likely: Dandruff This common dry skin condition causes white or grey flakes of skin to appear on the scalp and in the hair, says Dr Ross Perry, GP and cosmetics doctor at Cosmedics Skin Clinics ( cosmedics.co.uk ) Try using an anti-dandruff shampoo containing ingredients such as zinc pyrithione, salicylic acid, selenium sulphide, ketoconazole or coal tar. Could be: Head lice If you have young children, there’s a good chance this is the cause of family members scratching their heads, says Dr Perry. Comb hair wi...
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Why your body wakes you up five minutes before your alarm
29Nov By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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Why your body wakes you up five minutes before your alarm

    You may have stumbled across the term 'circadian rhythm' before. It keeps you energised in the morning and drowsy in the evening, prompting sleep. It's essentially a 24 hour-internal clock controlled by a part of your hypothalamus in your brain, called the suprachiasmatic nucleus. It loves routine. If you go to bed and wake up at the same time every night, your body will become accustomed to that behaviour. Your sleep cycle is also regulated by certain proteins, the levels of which rise and fall throughout the day, affecting blood pressure and heart rate. They'll also affect your attention and cognitive ability - you'll get sleepier. If you follow a routine, your body learns to increase the levels of these proteins (PER) in time for your alarm. They'll start increasing an ...
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Should you walk or run for exercise
26Nov By Sumon AdminNo Comments
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Should you walk or run for exercise

    Welcome to Dear Julia, a weekly column where readers can submit everyday health questions on anything from the science of hangovers to the mysteries of back pain. Julia Belluz will sift through the research and consult with experts in the field to figure out how science can help us live happier and healthier lives. Have a question? Use our submission form or ask @juliaoftoronto on Twitter. Is running really a better form of exercise than walking, given that running can lead to more injuries? At Vox, I sit near health reporter Sarah Kliff, who trains for half-marathons and triathlons with a casualness most people reserve for grocery shopping. But Sarah’s also suffered with plantar fasciitis and a stress fracture. At times, she's hobbled around in running shoes for months be...
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