How to bathe in traditional Indian medicine helps to restore muscle and improve skin
Bath slowly in the order of hands - feet - head, soak with neem leaves, massage with mustard oil to restore muscles and improve skin.
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Bath slowly in the order of hands - feet - head, soak with neem leaves, massage with mustard oil to restore muscles and improve skin.
According to The Guardian, a scientific group of Indian, Kenyan, Nigerian, British and American experts are preparing to develop a universal antidote against the venom o…
More than 20 new viruses were discovered underneath the sewer and water storage in Mumbai, India with the ability to copy and transplant genes into hosts.
Stories about the Yeti in the Himalayas have created mysteries in Nepalese folklore for centuries and still stir up imagination to this day.
Dean Mahomed Sake was born in 1759 in Patna, India, which at the time was part of Bengal, the colony of the British Empire.
Scientists have recently discovered a mysterious creature in the bottom of the deepest of the Indian Ocean, with large and long sea-like tentacles to adapt to the enviro…
This is the first time a rhino was born with artificial insemination and the Miami Zoo is celebrating this rare event.
Fani super typhoon with a strong wind force of more than 200km / h is about to land in India, threatening the lives of more than 100 million people living along the east…
The newly published book brings together pictures of intentions of British colonialists in India in the 19th century and the rich life of the locals first
The massive dust storm has never been seen in the past two decades sweeping through Churu city, causing great property losses.
Baba Amte is an Indian, born on December 26, 1914 and died on February 9, 2018. He is a person who spends his whole life serving poor people, especially those with lepro…
King cobra is easy to kill and eat rat snake with strong venom that can defeat an elephant.
The snake rescue specialist uses his hand and a simple tool to catch the tiger and bring the king to the Simlipal National Park.
A teacher recorded the scene of fish rain in the Indian town of Amalapuram, Andhra Pradesh, on the afternoon of December 17, according to Newsflare.
Residents in the Indian state of Kerala recorded a pretty bizarre scene when an empty ladder slowly walked the street.