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Noticing lumps on your neck? Physician Dr Kunal Sood shares step-by-step guide to self-examine thyroid at home

Noticing lumps on your neck? Physician Dr Kunal Sood shares step-by-step guide to self-examine thyroid at home

Keeping track of your health doesn’t always begin in a doctor’s clinic – it often starts with noticing changes in your own body. Since you’re the one most familiar with how your body looks and feels, you’re often the first to spot something unusual. Simple self-checks, such as examining your thyroid, won’t diagnose a medical condition, but they can help you identify changes early and bring them to your doctor’s attention before they become a bigger concern. Read more to find out how to check your thyroid for abnormalities at home. (Pexel) Also Read | Can eating meals too fast lead to metabolic syndrome? Doctor explains how rapid food intake affects long term health Dr Kunal Sood, an anaesthesiologist and interventional pain medicine physician, has shared a simple guide to examining your thyroid at home. In an Instagram video posted on July 14, he explains why monitoring your thyroid health is important and how regular self-checks can help you spot potential abnormalities early, prompting timely medical evaluation if needed. Why check thyroid at home? According …

An Illustrated Guide to Singapore’s Roti Canai

An Illustrated Guide to Singapore’s Roti Canai

I take a seat near a mural of Singapore’s first Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew. Outside, the Buffalo Road HDB blocks stand as landmarks of the neighbourhood. The name Tekka comes from the Hokkien phrase Tek Kia Kha, meaning “foot of the small bamboo,” referencing bamboo that once grew along the Rochor Canal. Two hundred years ago, Tamil labourers grew rice and sugarcane here. Now I sit in the same place eating sugar on my roti canai. Every bite is crisp and sweet, the smell of burnt sugar, alluring and irresistible.  A dish created by migrants for comfort still comforts many today across our island home and our counterparts across the causeway. It reminds me of my home Chennai, but in a completely different way. Food is the language that unites people lucky enough to call Singapore home, I’m grateful I get to be one of those people. Shruti Balaji is a Singapore based art director and illustrator raised in California and Chennai who loves libraries, urban planning and pop culture analysis. She believes in …

Hema Malini remembers Dharmendra as a loving husband and trusted guide

Hema Malini remembers Dharmendra as a loving husband and trusted guide

Actress Hema Malini recently completed 60 years in Bollywood, marking an illustrious journey filled with iconic performances and timeless films. Reflecting on her career, the veteran actress revealed why she chose to step away from films, saying she finds it difficult to adapt to the way movies are made today. She also opened up about life’s biggest challenges and her late husband, Dharmendra. Hema Malini on why she stopped working in films In an interview with Zoom TV, Hema Malini revealed why she stopped working in films. She recalled the golden era of cinema and shared, “It was a completely different era. I would say it was the golden period of the film industry, and I was lucky enough and fortunate to be a part of that journey. So many beautiful films were made during that time, especially women-oriented films. I was fortunate to get roles like Seeta Aur Geeta, and even my first film, Sapno Ka Saudagar, Khushboo, and many others. When I look back today, I realise I have worked in nearly 200 …

Cast Exits, Entries, Changes Guide & What’s Ahead For July

Cast Exits, Entries, Changes Guide & What’s Ahead For July

The Young & The Restless Comings & Goings (Photo Credit: X) Key Takeaways of The Young and the Restless Cast: June 2026 Lauren Koslow stepped in as a temporary Jill recast Roger Howarth continued his role as Matt Clark Lauralee Bell was back as Christine Blair Shemar Moore returned as Malcolm Winters The last month on The Young and the Restless saw the focus being on the Matt Clark story being wrapped up and shifting to Nikki’s health crisis, as well as the Jack, Diane, and Patty drama. But amidst this, the soap opera has had its own share of comings and goings. Here’s the full June guide. Y&R: June 2026 Comings & Goings Overview Tamara Braun as Sienna Bacall Tamara remains onscreen as Sienna. Now that she has cut her ties with her husband Matt, she remains focused on her boyfriend Noah and her family drama. She is also going against Audra after spotting her strong connection with Noah. Knowing their history, she is bound to be insecure. Vivica A. Fox as Dr. Stephanie …

A complete guide to the four venues hosting the action

A complete guide to the four venues hosting the action

The countdown to the 2026 Commonwealth Games is underway, with Glasgow preparing to welcome more than 3,000 athletes from 74 nations and territories from July 23 to August 2. Twelve years after successfully hosting the 2014 Commonwealth Games, Scotland’s largest city will once again take centre stage. Unlike previous editions, Glasgow 2026 has adopted a compact and sustainable model, with all competitions taking place across just four primary venues located within an eight-mile corridor. From athletics and swimming to cycling, gymnastics, boxing and netball, every medal will be contested at one of these world-class facilities. Here’s a complete guide to the venues hosting the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Scotstoun Stadium Located in Glasgow’s west end, Scotstoun Stadium will host athletics and para athletics competitions from July 27 to August 1. The venue, part of the Scotstoun Sports Campus, features a recently upgraded world-class MONDO track, a 400m outdoor athletics track and a 100m indoor sprint facility. It has previously hosted squash and table tennis during Glasgow 2014 and synchronised swimming at the 2018 European Championships. …

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma can break out of jail if they can shine with bat and guide India to wins in England ODIs

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma can break out of jail if they can shine with bat and guide India to wins in England ODIs

India are touring England for three ODIs next month, and the rubber is particularly very important for two players in the team, both very seasoned and great servants of Indian cricket. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. These ODIs will be India’s first away from home since October last year in Australia, where the team under Shubman Gill lost 2-1. Kohli got two ducks before scoring 74 in a pride-salvaging win. Sharma, on the other hand, yielded scores of 8, 73 and 121 not out. Being one-format players now, veteran stars Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are always under pressure to deliver. (Star Sports India) Pitches in England, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand are in stark contrast to the ones in India. While there has been an attempt in those four countries to make white-ball pitches batsmen-friendly in recent years, they have still not been able to produce pitches like the ones in India. Pitches over there are bouncy and more often than not help lateral movement. Plus, the boundaries are invariably bigger, which means …

Time, TV & Online Watch Guide

Time, TV & Online Watch Guide

2 min readJun 19, 2026 09:34 AM IST Neeraj Chopra at Doha Diamond League 2026 Live Streaming: India’s two-time Olympic medal-winning javelin superstar Neeraj Chopra will mark his competitive return after nine months at the Doha Diamond League in Qatar on Friday night. Out with a point to prove, Neeraj will be aiming to rejuvenate himself after the sub-par eighth-placed finish during the Tokyo World Championships, an event he regrets competing in with a back injury last year. ALSO READ | Neeraj Chopra returns after nine months: ‘It was not a good decision to compete’ “I don’t think it was a good decision to compete in Tokyo knowing that I was already carrying an injury,” Neeraj said at the pre-event press conference. “In athletes’ lives, if you try to save one injury, there is another one that can come up. But it was the last competition of the year, so I pushed for it,” he added reflecting on his longest time away from the field since clinching a historic gold for India in the 2021 …

CM Satheesan says Sree Narayana Guru’s ideals will continue to guide Kerala

CM Satheesan says Sree Narayana Guru’s ideals will continue to guide Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan on Friday visited the Sivagiri Mutt, established by legendary saint Sree Narayana Guru, and said that the Guru’s ideals and vision would continue to guide society in preserving Kerala as a model state where people live together in harmony. CM Satheesan says Sree Narayana Guru’s ideals will continue to guide Kerala He also offered prayers at the samadhi of Sree Narayana Guru at the Sivagiri Mutt in Varkala here. The Sivagiri Mutt, founded by Sree Narayana Guru, is a major spiritual centre for his followers. After holding a meeting with Sivagiri Mutt head Swami Sachidananda and other members of the Mutt administration, Satheesan told reporters that this was his first visit to Sivagiri after assuming office as chief minister. He said Guru had created a social awakening through his simple yet powerful words. Standing before the samadhi of the social reformer, Satheesan said Sree Narayana Guru had brought transformative changes to Kerala’s social and political spheres. “The government’s vision is in line with the Kerala that Guru had …

Never watched football? Start here — A beginner’s guide to FIFA World Cup | Football News

Never watched football? Start here — A beginner’s guide to FIFA World Cup | Football News

After a wait of four years, it’s here! The FIFA World Cup of 2026 promises to be bigger than ever and a lot messier too as we have witnessed already. It’s the time that football fans briefly change affiliations. Arsenal and Manchester United fans could find themselves uniting in their love for the England national team. Someone sitting in India could find common cause with a Brazilian in the beautiful flair in the way the Brazilian football team plays. But if you have never watched a FIFA World Cup (and are being forced to do so out of peer pressure), worry not. We have you covered. With our beginner’s guide to the FIFA World Cup, here’s how you can sound much savvier about the spectacle. What’s in a name? Since this year’s FIFA World Cup — which will be co-hosted by three nations, the USA, Canada and Mexico — will be played largely in the USA, expect the word soccer to be used liberally since the Americans call it that. They have their own version …

Who killed Andie Bell? A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder Season 1 explained amid Season 2 Netflix release

Who killed Andie Bell? A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder Season 1 explained amid Season 2 Netflix release

The six-part Netflix series A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder kept viewers guessing until its climax. The show premiered on August 1, 2024, and ended with a twist that no one saw coming. Now, with Season 2 out on Netflix, here’s a recap of what happened on Season 1, especially with the twist in Andie Bell’s killing. Emma Myers stars in A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. (Instagram/ememyers) The BBC adaptation, which Netflix released internationally, is based on the best-selling novel by Holly Jackson. It stars Emma Myers, of Wednesday fame, as Pip, a teenage sleuth who reopens a five-year-old murder case to prove that the man blamed for the killing was innocent. The story of the murder The case is centered around Andie Bell, a high school teenager played by India Lillie Davies. Her boyfriend Sal Singh, played by Rahul Pattni, was accused of her murder. He was believed to have taken his own life shortly after Andie went missing, and a text message confession from his phone was used as evidence against him. …