Actor R Madhavan has issued a legal notice to a healthcare brand for allegedly misusing his interview clip and name to promote their services without permission. Madhavan expressed his outrage on Instagram, calling it a "fraud alert" and warning the public about such deceptive practices. The brand reportedly used clips of other celebrities too, creating a false endorsement.

Childhood today looks very different from what it did a decade ago. Overstimulation is more common than it used to be. Modern technology, increasing academic pressure, packed schedules and processed foods are directly affecting children’s health.However, keeping children healthy does not always require complicated routines or expensive wellness trends. Recently a neurologist, Dr. Mina (@migraneswithmina), shared five things she would personally prioritise to protect her children’s health and nervous system. Interestingly, the recommendations she gave are not about strict parenting or following rigid schedules.Limit loud noises Whether it is for online classes, music, or games, Dr. Mina highlights how children today are using headphones at younger ages than ever before. According to her, loud sounds can damage the ears over time.Protecting hearing early is important because hearing health is closely connected to speech, learning, attention, and social development.Parents can limit headphone usage time, keep device volume low, or simply encourage children to use devices on speakers whenever possible.

A Russian resident in India shares surprising everyday observations, from abundant street dogs and bare feet in clinics to bamboo scaffolding and overwhelming noise. She also highlights the pervasive presence of temples, a passion for gold, vibrant clothing, dense living spaces, and the unique chaos of Indian traffic. These insights reveal the fascinating gap between Indian normalcy and foreign perception.