London: For a lot of people the day begins amid the chaos of a transit pressure-cooker. Agitated workers wedge onto trains or buses to make the stressful commute to work and arrive feeling frazzled, a state that only worsens as the day wears on. Now, a Glasgow-based entrepreneur and digital innovator has launched a new web application for iPhone and Android smart phones intended to help people on the go...
02:02 PM, Nov 16, 2011
Here are a few yoga asan which will help control anger spells. ...
03:17 PM, Jun 22, 2011
Singer Katy Perry meditates to stay relaxed and says her comedian husband Russell Brand, who is into Hindu practices, introduced her to it. "I come from a very non-accepting family, but I'm very accepting. Russell is into Hinduism, and I'm not (really) involved in it. He meditates in the morning and the evening; I'm starting to do it more because it really centres me," she told Vanity Fair magazine. Perry...
12:18 PM, May 11, 2011
London: People who pray, meditate and perform religious rituals show considerably more activity in their brain's frontal lobe during these activities than when the brain is at rest, a scientist has found. Andrew Newberg from the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and Medical College in the US is a proponent of neurotheology, which tries to study the relationship between the brain and religion. Newberg studied the brain activity of experienced Tibetan...
12:30 PM, Dec 20, 2010
Toronto: The reported decision by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to have a Hindu wedding in an ashram in Rajasthan next year to formalize their live-in relationship has drawn curious reaction from the Canadian media and readers. Isn't Hollywood's hottest couple, like other celebrities, trying to appropriating Hindu culture to make their wedding look glamourous? asks the Globe and Mail in its lifestyle section. "Actually, it all makes sense,'' it...
03:07 PM, Dec 17, 2010
Meditation makes one feel happier and peaceful. ...
06:46 PM, May 04, 2009
Roseau: West Indies suffered a severe blow ahead of the third day's play in the final Test against India, as it was learnt that pacer Ravi Rampaul would not be able to bowl for the first few hours at least. Rampaul has been vomiting since Thursday and didn't come on to bowl since the start of Indian innings. The bowler, though, did bat in the West Indies' first innings. According...
10:21 AM, Feb 11, 2008
Roseau, Dominica: Indian pace spearhead Ishant Sharma is set to play the final Test against the West Indies here on Wednesday despite carrying the after effects of a collision with teammate Praveen Kumar on his face. Ishant largely stood aside during the only practice session ahead of the decisive Test at Windsor Park on Tuesday, giving rise to speculation that he may not be fit enough to bowl. That speculation...
12:59 AM, Feb 10, 2008
Dubai: Virender Sehwag, who is working to get fit for the away series against England, says that World No. 1 India can prove their supremacy in Tests if they can win all the three overseas series this year. India have been the No. 1 Test side since December 2009. They have been able to beat teams in their own backyard and maintain the top spot. At the start of the...
08:05 PM, Feb 06, 2008
The BCCI has been pushed into a tight corner after Laliti Modi alleged that the Indian board campaigned to undermine the ICL. ...
08:22 AM, Feb 06, 2008
New Delhi: Chennai Super Kings meet Royal Challengers Bangalore at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday in the first match of the playoff stage, with the winner getting a direct entry into the final of the Indian Premier League, while the loser getting a second chance by way of playing the second qualifier. The two teams have clearly been the most consistent in the tournament and were separated only by a...
01:26 AM, Jan 29, 2008
New Delhi: A World Cup win can bring satisfaction of a lifetime and champion players rummage around for a recliner to relax while the medal sits on the chest perpetually. But winds of change have refashioned perceptions, where the IPL money rules the roost and other issues move to the back-burner. Virender Sehwag's niggling shoulder injury, which forced him out of the ODIs on the South African tour to be...
01:30 PM, Jan 15, 2008
Brisbane: Former Australia batsman Darren Lehmann will coach Queensland in the 2011-2012 Australian domestic season. Lehmann, 41, was appointed on Wednesday to take over the new Queensland Heat side, which will compete in an expanded eight-team Twenty20 competition starting in December. Lehmann will also help prepare Queensland's Sheffield Shield side for its final match of the first-class season starting on Thursday. Lehmann played 27 Tests and 117 one-day internationals for ...
05:51 PM, Dec 28, 2007
Meditation could be a gateway to better memory. Obesity could lead to breast cancer and cancer of the womb. ...
11:56 PM, May 23, 2007
It's meditation and deep breathing time for Shilpa Shetty after the pressures of winning
Celebrity Big Brother. ...
01:46 PM, Apr 04, 2007
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