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6 Ways for Women to Propose Him

A proposal is a celebration of love and companionship, and one of the most personal and special moments between two people. When it comes to proposing, however, many people still follow the clichéd model wherein men do the heavy task of proposing their women. But as times are changing, women are taking a step forward and making the first move to propose the love of their lives. So ladies, fasten your seat belts and follow the below-mentioned ideas to propose your man like a pro: Recollection of memories Recollection of the beautiful moments of your togetherness is the best way to warm him up from inside out. Create a video of your precious moments and add a heartfelt message to it. You can also add your voice to it and make it a memorable proposal. Plan a surprise party and invite friends over. Whenever he arrives, play the video. When he reads the ultimate question, ‘Will you marry me?’ at the end of the video, he will surely be surprised. And after he says...

World Milk Day: 4 Scientific Benefits of Milk

Milk is the ultimate nutritional boost that has been associated with various health benefits since ages. It is one of the most popular beverages that is consumed all around the world in various forms. In scientific terms, milk is a fluid produced by the mammary glands of all the mammals to feed their young ones.   According to medical experts, milk consumption is vital for body strength, bone health, skin health, and a strong immune system. Furthermore, it is also claimed that adequate consumption of milk can assist the body in preventing hypertension, dental decay, dehydration, obesity, and some forms of cancers. Here are 4 scientific benefits of milk: 1.      Rich in Nutritional Values Milk is a delicious beverage that is packed with the goodness of essential nutrients. It is an excellent source of vitamins, minerals and other “nutrients of concern” that are under-consumed by a huge population. It is a rich source of Vitamin A, D and...

Dengue can hit you in the summers too

Dengue, the dreaded mosquito-borne viral disease has become one of the worst ordeals for the country. Also referred to as ‘break bone fever’ or ‘dandy fever’ in some regions, it is caused by a family of viruses and transmitted by the Aedes mosquitoes. The onset of dengue fever is sudden, with initial symptoms being benign, but they may get severe with time. It may take three to seven, or sometimes even fifteen days for the symptoms of the disease to show up. Common symptoms range from fever, headache, joint and muscle pain, to swollen lymph nodes along with rashes. Recovery from dengue fever generally takes place within a week, unless the condition gets severe. Dengue can be life-threatening if the condition gets critical. Dengue is no longer restricted only to the monsoon season, with sporadic cases of the disease being reported during summers as well. Delhi has recorded 600+ cases of dengue already this year and the number is only expected to go up. Dengue caus...