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Parenthood is one of the most beautiful feelings in the world, however, many couples struggle to conceive. This could be because of the rising problem of infertility among both men and women. While many factors such as hormonal changes, age, obesity and more can affect a women’s fertility, male infertility can result from trauma, diseases like diabetes, binge drinking, smoking etc. In fact, several lifestyle changes have also contributed to fertility issues and poor sexual performance. Making some changes in your diet and everyday routine can help you perform better in bed. Things that you should add to your diet to improve your sexual and reproductive function: Despite the fact that onions and garlic can give you bad breath, these are extremely helpful in increasing your blood circulation. Bananas are rich in potassium. They are essential for lowering blood pressure and can help in improving sexual performance. Chillies and pepper also help in increasing the blood flow as … [Read more...] about Men, Follow These Simple Tips to Improve Your Sexual Performance

To most people, the term intelligent donkey is an oxymoron. The general perception is that donkeys are the　epitome　of stubbornness and stupidity. People often disparagingly refer to not so intelligent people as donkeys. Unfortunately, the donkey has been a victim of falsehoods and canards. In　fact,　donkeys have been man’s companion since the time immemorial and they have been the poor man’s best friend. The donkey has served as the beast of burden and as the poor man’s horse, and even provided milk for the nutrition of poor children. Donkey’s milk closely resemblances breast milk as compared with that of the cow, the sheep and the goat.　　The donkey survives by foraging marginal shrubs and hence is not a burden on the owner. A donkey is the smartest equine on earth and is quite independent in its thinking patterns. A donkey assesses the situation before panicking or taking flight. Donkeys have been used for the protection of smaller farm animals, such as goats and sheep, from … [Read more...] about The intelligent donkey

Panasonic has long been one of the most notable camera makers in the world. In India, ever since broadcast cameras made way for more versatile DSLRs and mirrorless ones, Panasonic has been a bit-part player at best. Nevertheless, Panasonic’s present crop of cameras make compelling cases for themselves. Take, for instance, their video offerings with the Lumix GH5 – even in a market dominated by Sony, the Lumix GH5 is widely regarded as a great videography mirrorless camera for professionals and advanced casual shooters, alike. On the flipside of the coin, meanwhile, lies the Panasonic Lumix G9 – a flagship mirrorless camera that borrows a lot from the GH5 but focuses more on photography instead. Despite being about two years old, the Panasonic Lumix G9 was launched in India only this May, 2020. It is also a rather unique one – instead of using a full-frame sensor (which the newer Panasonic Lumix S5 now features), the G9 comes with a 20.3-megapixel Live MOS micro four-thirds sensor … [Read more...] about Panasonic Lumix G9 Review: Great Camera for Photos, Also Excels at 10-bit 4K Videos

Indian javelin ace Neeraj Chopra added another feather in his cap as he took home the gold at the Kuortane Games in Finland. Chopra registered a best throw of 86.69m in the Finnish event as he beat Keshorn Walcott Trinidad and Tobago and world champion Anderson Peters of Grenada to the title. Chopra uploaded a post on Instagram that read “Tough conditions with the weather, but happy to get my first win of the season here at Kuortane. I’m feeling good and looking forward to starting my Diamond League season at @bauhausgalan on the 30th. Thank you for all the messages and support.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Neeraj Chopra (@neeraj____chopra) He achieved the mark on his very first throw before following it up with two could and opting to sit out his remaining three attempts as his first throw was good enough to seal the top spot in the contest. Earlier in the week, Chopra registered a throw of 89.30m at the Paavo Nurmi Games in … [Read more...] about WATCH: Neeraj Chopra’s Title Clinching Throw in Kuortane

Girdhar Udupa is an exponent of the ghatam, that is accorded the status of an upa pakkavadhyam (secondary accompanying instrument) in Carnatic music concerts, but the bi-annual festival launched by the young musician four years ago is among the finest in the country. The three-day event usually presents Hindustani, Carnatic and fusion performances and sees a huge turnout despite being ticketed. The fourth edition of the festival was held recently at the Chowdiah Hall, and opened with the percussion ensemble comprising Pt. Yogesh Samsi on the tabla, Mattanur Sankarankutty Marar on the chenda, and Bengaluru Amrit on the kanjira. An unusual combination, it was interesting to see how each instrument conveyed the same theme differently. Percussion has always occupied centre stage at the event, where greats such as Zakir Hussain, Umayalpuram Sivaraman and Karaikudi Mani have performed earlier. Next was sarod maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan’s performance. The veteran musician paired up with … [Read more...] about Udupa festival — A meeting point for artistes

CONSISTENTLY spending up to five hours a day in training sessions has produced positive outcomes for national swimmer Steve Khiew Hoe Yean. Save for Sunday, his days are filled with morning and afternoon training sessions in the pool – a routine that has propelled him to the top of the national crop, with him holding the 400m and 800m freestyle, as well as the 200m backstroke, national records. He set the new national record in the 400m freestyle on June 19 at the World Aquatics Championships held in Budapest, Hungary. At the South-East Asian (SEA) Games held in Hanoi, Vietnam, last May, the 20-year-old stood out with his performance in several events – clinching gold in the 200m freestyle, silver in the 200m backstroke, 400m freestyle and 4x200m freestyle relay, and bronze in the 800m freestyle. For Khiew, his successful campaign at the SEA Games is a pay-off for the hours he had spent on training. “I won two bronze medals at my first SEA Games in 2019. I achieved my … [Read more...] about Making waves for Malaysia

IN academia, the impact of one’s research work can be assessed in a number of ways, one of which is the number of citations garnered. The higher the citations for a research paper, the more impactful and credible one’s research is, said Universiti Malaya (UM) vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Mohd Hamdi Abd Shukor. He was commenting on the varsity’s electrical and electronic research, which has earned the highest scores among Malaysian universities for citations per paper (100%) and h-index (96.4%) in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022. “An indication of our research being impactful is when it becomes a reference to other researchers. We take this as an acknowledgement that our Strategic Plan and our Transformation Plan are guiding us in the right direction,” Prof Mohd Hamdi said in a recent press release. To ensure the work of its researchers is relevant and impactful to the larger global community, the varsity has taken a number of initiatives to enhance its … [Read more...] about UM aims for more high-impact research

Discus thrower Navjeet Kaur Dhillon failed to impress, though she won a gold, in the Qosanov Memorial Athletics Meet here on Saturday, putting a question mark over her Commonwealth Games selection. Dhillon won the event with a best throw of 56.24m. She had won gold in the National Inter-State Championships (June 10-14) in Chennai with a best effort of 55.67m. Dhillon was included in the 36-member Indian athletics team on June 16, with the rider of “subject to guidelines achieved in Kazakhstan” against her name. The CWG qualifying guidelines prepared by Athletics Federation of India (AFI) is 58.00m for women’s discus throw. It is to be seen what the AFI will do in case of Dhillon, who had hurled the discus past the CWG qualifying standard with an effort of 58.03m while winning gold in the Indian Grand Prix in Bhubaneswar in May. The AFI had included five more athletes — high jumper Tejaswin Shankar, marathoners Srinu Bugatha and Anish Thapa, heptathlete Swapna Barman and … [Read more...] about Indians Fail to Impress at Athletics Meet in Kazakhstan

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The U.S. Supreme Court's abortion decision is expected to make Florida an epicenter of the state-by-state fight over the issue in the coming months, raising the stakes for abortion rights advocates in the November election and complicating effortsw by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis to manage both his statewide and national political fortunes. Within hours of the court's decision, access to abortion emerged as a major fault line in America's divisive cultural battles. Thirteen conservative states with "trigger bans" will outlaw abortion within 30 days - and the procedure could soon be prohibited in several others. Lawmakers in heavily Democratic northern and western states are promising to become safe havens for women who want an abortion but are banned from receiving one at home. But in Florida, where residents in a half-dozen relatively liberal urban counties are continually locked in political duels with the conservatives who dominate much of the rest of … [Read more...] about Florida emerges as key battleground in state-by-state abortion fight

Click here to read the full article. News of a forthcoming Marcus Mumford solo album began to leak out this past week, which countless radio stations and websites around the world immediately leaped to assume meant that old gang of his was breaking up. Mumford made it official on two counts — yes, his solo record is coming up, and no, Mumford and Sons are not splitting — and offered a first taste of the new project as he sat in with Brandi Carlile Friday at L.A.’s Greek Theater. During the encore portion of the first of Carlile’s two sold-out gigs at the Greek, the two sang a powerful, collaborative new ballad (the title of which was not announced) that Mumford said would be the closing track of his solo album, publicly confirming a heretofore secret project that has become widely speculated upon over the last week. More from Variety BeachLife Ranch Festival to Bring More Americana to L.A., With Lumineers, Brandi Carlile, Wilco and More Brandi Carlile, Yola, … [Read more...] about Marcus Mumford Declares Band Is Not Breaking Up, as He and Brandi Carlile Offer First Taste of His Solo Album Live