Tag: food
Google Releases App For Food Delivery, Home Services
Google has introduced Areo, one single app for food delivery and home services, currently live in Bengaluru and Mumbai on Android devices.....
Higher Magnesium Levels May Prevent Fractures In Elderly
Higher levels of magnesium in blood may increase bone strength and act as a buffer against the risk of fractures, one of the leading causes of disability and ill health especially among the ageing population, a study has shown.....
The problem of body odour persists a lot in summer when the scorching heat causes excessive sweating.....
As the Passion week with prayers, penance and vegetarian food came to an end, most of the Christian households in Kerala started festivity with an early visit to the church to attend the Easter Sunday service and then to prepare scrumptious meals.....
Brazil Charges 63 Persons Over Meat Scandal
Brazil's Federal Police has charged 63 persons for taking part in a corruption scheme that sold expired or adulterated meat, a media report said on Monday.....
2 Companies Under Scanner For Adulteration In Bottled Water: Paswan
Union Minister for Food and Consumer Affairs Ram Vilas Paswan on Monday said the government had received complaints against two companies for adulteration in bottled mineral water. ....
Elarica Johnson To Host Bieber's India Tour
English actress-model Elarica Johnson, best known for her role in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince", is set to host the highly anticipated Justin Bieber India Purpose Tour in Mumbai next month.....
50 Students Hospitalised In Himachal
Over 50 students of the Jaypee University of Information Technology (JUIT) near Shimla have been hospitalised following suspected food poisoning, a senior doctor said on Friday.....
Heritage Foods Aim Rs 6,000 Crore Turnover By 2022
Heritage Foods Limited (HFL), a leading dairy company owned by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's family, on Monday said that it had set a target of Rs 6,000 crore turnover by 2022. ....
The so-called "diet" products containing low or no fat may have higher amount of sugar and consuming them regularly could make you fat, new research warns.....
