Breaking News! Doctors used to suggest people not to consume alcohol and chocolate, but the combination of red wine and chocolate can act as a brain sharpener, says a new study.

News Desk: In a shocking development, the European Union (EU) has imposed a ban on all Ayurvedic products across Europe with effect from Sunday. The sale of stock ordered before the ban has been allowed.

News Desk (By Triveni Sharma): As the summer is at its peak with rising mercury levels and hot winds, it’s time to wear cool cottons wears, and relax your body with chilled shakes, ice-creams and salads.

News Desk (By Triveni Sharma): The question seems quite strange yet interesting. As we all know, that our society is male dominated though women are the most important part of the society and without them nothing is possible.

News Desk (By Triveni Sharma): Recently, a team of 4 doctors of Government Taluk hospital in Cherthala, district Alappuzhua, Kerala were transferred as they operated 21 cesarean surgeries on 18th and 19th of April 2011.

News Desk: Concerned over children’s' death due to malnutrition, the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has directed for the fortification of salt with Iron and Iodine and make it available in mid-day meal and public distribution system.

News Desk: Five doctors in Dausa, who were suspended for illegally removing the uterus of 226 women for money, have gone on a strike, pleading innocence. They claimed that they did nothing wrong.

News Desk: After rejecting the Lancet report that had alleged the presence of the superbug NDM 1 in capital's drinking water, the Delhi government has decided to distribute free chlorine tablets to people as a precautionary measure to prevent water borne diseases.

News Desk: Following a Lancet report alleging the presence of superbug NDM-1 in Delhi's drinking tap water, the Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit along with the Union Health Ministry ruled out saying that there is no evidence of water-borne diseases due to the superbug.

News Desk: The New Delhi Metallo-beta-lactamase-1 (NDM-1) also known as the superbug has been detected in drinking tap water in the country's capital that may be a big threat to Delhities.