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From turmeric milk to ginger tea, simple home remedies for COVID – Times of India

COVID cases are increasing in the national capital, Delhi. In view of the growing cases of the disease, it is important to know about various home remedies that can keep the virus at bay. These home remedies will also help you recover faster and will not allow the disease to progress in your body. Apart from COVID, other illnesses like the common cold and flu are also prevalent right now.In the face of the COVID pandemic and seasonal flu, maintaining good health and seeking natural remedies can be vital. While it's essential to follow medical advice and guidelines, incorporating certain home remedies can complement your recovery process.Stay hydrated: Adequate hydration is crucial for supporting your immune system and promoting recovery. Drink plenty of water, herbal teas, and electroly...
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Only 17 years old, but Aditi Swami’s humble home overflows with medals | More sports News – Times of India

Aditi Swami won a gold medal at the World Archery Championship this year, making her youngest-ever world champion in the sport. The TOI #Unstoppable21 jury has picked the teenager from Maharashtra as one of the Unstoppable 21 Indians under 21 yearsAt age 10, Aditi Swami accompanied her father to a multisport event at Shahu Stadium in Satara, Maharashtra. It was during that event that she first witnessed the bow being used to shoot arrows, igniting an immediate interest in the sport.They met coach Pravin Sawant, who runs Drushti Archery Academy in Satara. "Since Aditi was slender, Sawant sir proposed a 15-day fitness test before admitting her to the academy. Observing Aditi's concentration level, Sawant sir granted her admission," recalls her father Gopichand Swami, a teacher at a taluka...
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Asia Cup: Setback for SL as Chameera, Hasaranga injured; Perera, Fernando test Covid positive

Sri Lanka on Friday suffered a major setback as four of their cricketers, including pacer Dushamantha Chameera and leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga, were rendered doubtful for the upcoming Asia Cup because of injuries and COVID-19. Chameera could be ruled out of the Asia Cup because of a shoulder injury that he suffered during the recent Lanka Premier League (LPL). Leading spinner Wanindu Hasaranga, who picked up a thigh niggle ahead of the LPL final, could miss at least two matches of his team in the Asia Cup, ESPNCricinfo reported. Sri Lanka will begin their Asia Cup campaign with a match against Bangladesh on August 31 at Pallekele. Adding to the Lankan woes, batters Kusal Perera and Avishka Fernando have been tested positive for COVID-19.Most Read 1 69th National Fi...
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Medics fear cricketer Shane Warne’s sudden death may have been precipitated by COVID-19 vaccine

London: A leading UK-based Indian-origin consultant cardiologist and an Australian medic said on Tuesday that they fear the sudden death last year of Australian cricket legend Shane Warne may have been precipitated by the COVID mRNA vaccine that he had taken approximately nine months prior. Cardiologists Dr Aseem Malhotra and Dr Chris Neil, who is also President of the Australian Medical Professionals’ Society (AMPS), said the post-mortem findings for Warne, 52, revealed coronary atherosclerosis or heart disease. They said their research shows that a COVID mRNA vaccine can cause a rapid acceleration of coronary disease, especially in those that may already have undetected mild heart disease. “It’s quite unusual for former international sportsmen to suffer a sudden cardiac death at such ...
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Archery: Scrap dealer’s daughter aims to shine on world stage | More sports News – Times of India

KOLKATA: Aditi Jaiswal announced her presence in Indian archery after making it to the Indian women's recurve squad for the upcoming season at the end of four days' gruelling selection trials at Sonipat. She made her debut for India last year taking part in the World Cup Stage IV competition. However, she failed to make a mark at the Medellin event in Colombia. But it has since been a steady rise for the Kolkata-based girl.Picking up the bow at the age of 10 following in the footsteps of her elder brother at the Sports Authority of India (SAI) centre in Kolkata, Jaiswal's life took a turn during one of her most challenging periods. The Covid-induced lockdown saw SAI closing down in 2020. "There was a time when we would be lucky to get one meal a day when my father's shop was shut for cl...
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Daughter of scrap dealer makes Indian archery team after battling Covid, Amphan | More sports News – Times of India

KOLKATA: Scrap dealer Rajkumar Jaiswal's family was down to one meal a day when Covid-19 reared its ugly head. His shop was shut, and soon his house was submerged in floodwater, as Cyclone Amphan battered Bengal.However, the double whammy of coronavirus and cyclone failed to break the spirit of his daughter Aditi, who has just made it to the Indian archery team for the World Cup, World Championships and the Asian Games.Backing her all along was former Commonwealth Games gold medallist Rahul Banerjee, now a full-time coach.Daughter of the Baguiati-based scrap dealer, Aditi has been a meritorious student and secured 97 per cent in the ISC exams, which got her an admission into St Xavier's College with Economics honours.Rajkumar and his wife Uma wanted Aditi to focus on studies, like his e...