If you look at the ancient basic rules of Ayurvedic nutrition today, you might believe that you are reading a modern nutritional guide: eat in moderation, with pleasure, at set times, with sufficiently long breaks and adapt your diet to
Bolzano – Extreme mountaineer Reinhold Messner shakes his fans with a thoughtful post on Instagram. The King of Eight Thousand posted a photo of himself enjoying the view around him in a boat on a lake. The adjacent lines, which
Highly qualified Indian specialists are increasingly sought after in the German economy. Interesting prospects could also arise for hospitals, particularly in the field of nursing. Indian nurses are considered well-trained, hardworking and capable of integration. But Germany is taking inspiration
Too poor for a hospital bed: people wait for treatment in New Delhi on December 7, 2022. Image: photo alliance / AP Many Indians who lack access to affordable healthcare in rural areas are flocking to cities. Public hospitals are
In today's fast-paced world, many people are looking for ways to improve their well-being. Ayurvedic nutrition offers a way to achieve this goal. Ayurveda, the traditional Indian healing art, views nutrition as a fundamental element of health and happiness. In
“We have gone three full years without a single case of polio,” Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad said in New Delhi on Monday. “And I’m sure there won’t be any new cases in the future either.” After three years without
Dhe air pollution in the Indian capital has reached such levels that the city government has declared a state of emergency. Construction sites in Delhi remain closed, coal-fired power plants are shut, schoolchildren sit at home. Air pollution in Delhi
The “Lifeline Express” travels across India treating people for free. Danish photographer Siddiqui visited the rolling hospital during a stop in Jalore. 1/16 A hospital integrated into the seven carriages of a train: the “Lifeline Express” crosses the entire country.
Schools and offices in the southern Indian state of Kerala have been closed following the deaths of two people caused by the Nipah virus. As authorities announced on Friday, four more people were confirmed infected with the pathogen. According to
Indian health care continues to be privatized. Development loans granted by DEG, a subsidiary of KfW, threaten to reinforce inequalities. In India, health is increasingly about money: Sopore district hospital Photo: Nasir Kachroo/Imago BOMBAI taz | The German public development