Health
Beyond the comfort of groups: Why individual health insurance still matters
Group and affinity health insurance expand coverage, but their short-term nature, hidden risks and lack of continuity make them an unreliable substitute for individual health policies.
3 min read12 Feb 2026W Health Ventures to take bigger, bolder bets in healthcare: Pankaj Jethwani
The firm on Thursday announced the initial close of Fund II at ₹550 crore, aiming to raise ₹630 crore. The fund is about 87% subscribed, and the firm hopes to announce the final close shortly.
2 min read12 Feb 2026How to avoid becoming estranged from a loved one
A leading expert on family rifts describes what to do when a relationship between a parent and child is on the brink of breaking.
6 min read11 Feb 2026OneSource Pharma-Hikma get regulatory approval to sell generic Ozempic in Saudi Arabia
The approval from the Saudi Food and Drug Authority allows the company to enter Saudi Arabia, one of the largest markets for Ozempic and other weight management/loss drugs.
1 min read11 Feb 2026How to ensure your retirement corpus does not run out early
With proper planning, a little bit of caution and effort, you can have a smooth retirement.
2 min read11 Feb 2026J Balvin shares how horror movies help him get better sleep
J Balvin recently revealed a very unusual habit that helps him fall asleep. The global music star said he watches horror movies at night to relax his mind and get rest.
2 min read11 Feb 2026What is workaholism? Understanding the drive to work beyond exhaustion
Modern culture rewards the very patterns that lead to burnout and isolation, but it's important to dismantle the ‘productivity-first' identity and reclaim a life centered on connection to oneself and others
3 min read11 Feb 2026Meta, YouTube in dock for ‘engineering addiction' in children: Why countries are weighing tougher social media rules
Meta and YouTube face a landmark trial in Los Angeles over claims their platforms deliberately fuel addiction and harm young users' mental health. As tech giants deny wrongdoing, governments worldwide, including the UK and France, are weighing stricter rules or bans on social media for children.
3 min read10 Feb 2026How AI allows us to end the practice of treating animals as a resource for scarce substances
AI-led biotech advances indicate that we may no longer need to treat animals as a ‘resource' to be ‘mined' for rare and valuable substances. We now have a path away from extractive biofarming. We can devise and use synthetic replacements.
4 min read10 Feb 2026Niche to necessity: Decoding India's protein revolution
India's protein market is evolving from niche to a mainstream dietary essential, projected to reach $2.08 billion by 2030. Consumers prioritise protein for health, leading to a surge in high-protein products, particularly ready-to-drink beverages, amid increasing health consciousness post-pandemic.
5 min read10 Feb 2026