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The summer habit that may be making joint pain worse
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The summer habit that may be making joint pain worse

4 min readNew DelhiJun 22, 2026 10:00 PM IST As temperatures soar during the summer months, many people spend long hours in air-conditioned offices, homes, cars, and shopping centres to escape the heat. While air conditioning offers comfort and helps prevent heat-related illnesses, some people report experiencing increased joint stiffness, aches, or discomfort after prolonged...

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15 dead in Lucknow fire: Building was residential on paper; 16 officials under scanner

A deadly Aliganj fire investigation reveals the building was approved for residential use but later converted to a commercial complex LUCKNOW: Fresh findings in the investigation into the deadly Aliganj fire have revealed that the building where the blaze claimed multiple lives was originally approved as a residential structure and was later converted into a...

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Why Bharat Tiwari’s killing has caused a storm in Bihar; judicial probe ordered

Tiwari was shot during a standoff with police and Special Task Force (STF) personnel on June 17. NEW DELHI: The Bihar government has announced a judicial inquiry into the controversial police encounter that killed 28-year-old activist Bharat Bhushan Tiwari in Bhojpur district, as questions continue to be raised over the circumstances surrounding his death.Tiwari was...

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‘First shoot us, then build the dam’: Tribals oppose revival of decade old pending project in Bastar

Tribals oppose revival of decade old pending Bodhghat project in Bastar RAIPUR: “First shoot us, then build the dam,” thousands of tribals warned on Sunday as Chhattisgarh’s move to revive the long-stalled Bodhghat multipurpose project triggered another round of resistance in Bastar after months, with residents of 56 villages saying they would not give up...

Covid-19, H1N1, RSV: Doctors on weather changes and rising respiratory illnesses in Mumbai
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Covid-19, H1N1, RSV: Doctors on weather changes and rising respiratory illnesses in Mumbai

Multiple reports suggest that Mumbai and parts of Maharashtra are witnessing an increase in respiratory infections, including Covid-19, H1N1 (swine flu), other influenza A viruses, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). According to a June 20 report by The Times of India, laboratories at major facilities such as Breach Candy Hospital have reportedly been detecting more...

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