Pallavi Mehra

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Dreaming of a wedding celebration that truly wows your guests and leaves an impression? Once you’ve chosen a caterer, an easy way to make a long-lasting impact is to move beyond the standard wedding fare of passed hors d’oeuvres and a choice of chicken or fish. Today’s weddings serve inventive feasts that showcase the couples’ distinctive tastes and satisfy every palate. We spoke to 10 wedding planners, chefs, and experts to learn about the latest inventive culinary experiences.

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Organs Of 71-Year-Old Brain-Dead Woman Help Save 3 Lives In Rare Medical Case (Image Credits: iStock)In an act of selflessness, the family of 71-year-old Surinder Kaur chose to donate her organs after she was declared brain dead at Max Super Speciality Hospital in Saket, Delhi. Their decision gave three patients waiting for transplants a new lease on life. Ms Kaur was admitted to the hospital on April 18 after experiencing symptoms such as vomiting, uneasiness, and excessive sweating.

1 day ago | timesnownews.com | Pallavi Mehra

Bryan Johnson Calls Extra Virgin Olive Oil A Game-Changer — Is It Really Better Than Ozempic? (Image Credits: iStock)US entrepreneur and longevity enthusiast Bryan Johnson is once again making headlines—not for tech innovation, but for what’s on his plate. Johnson recently shared that he consumes a tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) with every single meal. Why? Because he believes it’s one of the most powerful, natural tools for better health.

1 day ago | timesnownews.com | Pallavi Mehra

Lizzo’s Jaw-Dropping Weight Loss Transformation: “No Sugar In The Morning Changed Everything” (Image Credits: Instagram)Lizzo is keeping it real when it comes to her weight loss journey—and fans are here for it. The Grammy-winning singer took to TikTok Live recently and opened up about the lifestyle changes she’s made since 2023. Her goal? Feeling healthier, inside and out.

1 day ago | timesnownews.com | Pallavi Mehra

Postmenopausal Women, Take Note! This Plant-Based Diet Could Protect You From Breast Cancer (Image Credits: iStock)A new study conducted in Iran reveals that eating a healthy plant-based diet may significantly reduce the risk of breast cancer in women, especially after menopause. Published in the Journal of Health, Population, and Nutrition, the study explains how the quality of plant-based foods—not just going vegetarian—can play a major role in cancer prevention.