Yesterday, India celebrated her 79th Independence Day—a marker of history, progress, and the dreams our elders fought to secure. For today’s youth, independence is more than the right to speak our minds or follow our passions; it’s about making choices every day that define not just our futures, but the future of our nation. In a world that encourages us to chase what we want, perhaps real freedom is about becoming who we ought to be. After all, being independent isn’t just about doing what you please—it’s about having the wisdom to choose what’s right, for ourselves and for those around us. For many young Indians, this means building habits that allow us to show up as our best selves—healthy, energetic, and driven. It’s the early-morning yoga stretch, the home-cooked meals over takeout, the small steps towards a fitter lifestyle. We believe that the spirit of freedom lives on in the choices we make every day. Even the tools we use reflect this journey: There’s something...
Blood sugar or glucose is an essential source of energy for the cells in our body, especially the brain. However, having too much or too little glucose in the blood can lead to serious health problems. Diabetes is a condition where the body cannot regulate the blood sugar levels properly, either due to insufficient insulin production or insulin resistance. Insulin is a hormone that helps the glucose enter the cells and be used for energy. In this article, we will discuss the causes, prevention and management of blood sugar rise in Indian adults. We will also look at some statistics and facts about diabetes in India and how it affects the health and quality of life of millions of people. Causes of Blood Sugar Rise in Indian Adults There are a number of factors that contribute to the rise in blood sugar levels in Indian adults. These include: Obesity : Obesity is a major risk factor for diabetes. In India, the prevalence of obesity is increasing, particularly among young ad...