On 'World Yoga Day', Is 'Yoga' Really Meant For 'Politics'?

By Newscop
Group Managing Editor

The business of yoga is steadily growing and includes an over $10 billion industry in the United States alone. Yet, some fear that yoga has been forgotten in India where it is being replaced by damaging “foreign” habits, such as eating unhealthy food and remaining stationary at desk jobs for most of the day. That is why Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken it upon himself and his government to reclaim yoga from the yoga enthusiasts abroad, who are perceived to have co-opted the practice.

Fathers Day Special: 'To Fathers Who Are Also On Mothers'

By M H Ahssan
Group Editor in Chief

INNLIVE speaks to a few unconventional fathers who have embraced fatherhood by rolling up their sleeves and taking on the added responsibility of also being a mother to their children.

Tarun Dev was a worried man. Days before his son Rohan had his first day at kindergarten, Tarun was certain the three-and-a-half-year-old would make a fuss about wearing the tie that was part of his uniform. So Tarun and Rohan's biological grandmom (who is also Tarun's house help) had a make-believe birthday celebration for Rohan: he was told that his uniform, complete with tie, was his birthday attire and that he had to wear it before he cut the cake.

Father's Day News: Bengaluru 'Father's Day' Event Draws Ire Of Mother's Groups For Advancing 'Patriarchal Agenda'

By Ragini Gowda in Bangalore

Father’s Day in Bengaluru will be a little different this year. Though June 21 is characterised by sentimental greeting-card slogans and fuzzy wishes in most parts of the world, a vociferous debate between father’s rights groups and women’s advocates will give the day a somewhat harder edge in India’s Silicon Valley.

An annual protest by divorced men fighting for access to their children runs into a squall of protest after a press conference features a French diplomat accused of raping his daughter.

Of Life, Of Choices - The Evolution Of 'Stay-At-Home Mom'

By Raj Khanna - Group Bureau Chief

SPECIAL FEATURE: A woman fresh into motherhood was told by her midwife that along with the joys of motherhood comes the dreaded mother's guilt as a package deal. This kind of takes me back to my very first blog in which I thought it best to start with introducing myself in a nutshell. 

It was hard condensing all that I am into a few short sentences. I relied on the assistance of the many labels that society has coined in a bid to help each of us find our place and neatly fit into the mosaic; God forbid one of us actually stands out.

Quick Health Tips For Corporate Employees To Ease Work

By Swara Bose / CorpVoice

Long working hours in front of the computer, sitting in same position, without bothering tiny requirements of the body like water and food, sipping coffee or tea often, leads to most common health issues among corporate employees. Here is some health tips.

Taxing 9am to 5pm jobs, long hours in front of a computer screen, uneven sleeping patterns and clumsy diet issues, are the most common issues faced by over 70 per cent of blue collar employees in today's fast paced world where the youth ranks their career ambition over their health.

Oshea Herbals Launches Monsoon Range Of Skin Products

INNLIVE Brand Promotion Team

Leading natural beauty products brand Oshea Herbals has introduced diverse range of products to resolve skin and hair care problems caused during monsoon. 

Known for making a niche in herbal products category, Oshea Herbals has introduced diverse range of products to resolve skin and hair care problems caused during monsoon.

The newly launched range offers Oshea Herbals facewash, toners, Hair Fall Control serum and Fruit Mix, Skin Whitening Facial Kit.

Seeking Immediate Help: A Daily-Wager Dad Doesn't Have 'One Lakh' For 'Study Fees' For His IIT 'Topper' Son

By Likha Veer
Group Executive Editor

A helpless father is depressed and become 'sad father' who is not able to pay fees to get admission for his brilliant son who secured 167th rank in IIT-JEE entrance examination, this year. Unable to ask anybody to provide help, he approached a hospital to sell his kidney to pay the one lakh fees for his son's admission.

Dharamraj Saroj of UP's Pratapgarh district is in a fix. Both his sons have cracked the IIT entrance test — one securing rank 167 and the other 410. Dharamraj, a daily-wage earner, desperately needs Rs 1 lakh for their admission fees. But that's an astronomical sum, for he barely makes ends meet. 

Opinion: Why 2000 Crore Was Not Enough To Stop Mumbai From Shutting Down During Monsoon Rains?

By Sahil Amte in Mumbai

Just two days after they were inaugurated amid much hype, the two new pumping stations in Mumbai have failed to serve the purpose they were intended to. As Mumbai reels under severe water-logging following incessant, heavy rains, the new pumping stations have failed to provide relief from waterlogging in Central Mumbai.

Uddhav Thackeray inaugurated the stations two days back. The municipal corporation of the city has spent over Rs 200 crores on these pumping stations. The Cleveland Bunder storm pumping station cost the BMC Rs 102 crores and the Love Grove pumping station was built with Rs 116 crore.