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Experts want you to avoid having these nutritious foods for dinner; here's why
Experts want you to avoid having these nutritious foods for dinner; here's why

Indian Express

time6 days ago

  • Health
  • Indian Express

Experts want you to avoid having these nutritious foods for dinner; here's why

Consuming nutritious food is essential for good health. But there seems to be a catch: In an Instagram post, nutritionist Sakshi Lalwani emphasised that not just what you eat but when you eat matters too. She went on to list five nutritious foods one must skip at dinner to ensure smooth digestion through the night. For better digestion and sleep, early dinner, light, easily digestible meals are recommended at night, said Dr Bhavana P, chief dietitian, Gleneagles Hospitals, Lakdi Ka Pul, Hyderabad Spinach: It's hard-to-digest fibre and iron can cause bloating and discomfort if consumed at night, said Lalwani. 'Rich in oxalates, spinach may increase the risk of kidney stone formation if consumed excessively. Its high fibre content can slow digestion, potentially causing bloating or discomfort at night,' seconded Dr Bhavana. Fruits and fruit juices: While nutritious, their sugar content can lead to bloating and disturbed sleep. According to Dr Bhavana, fruits are high in natural sugars, which can spike blood sugar levels and disturb sleep patterns. She added that juices lack fibre, leading to quicker sugar absorption and a potential energy spike. Raw cucumber and beetroot: Cold foods like these can weaken your digestive fire (Agni) in the evening. 'High water content in these vegetables can lead to frequent urination, which can disturb sleep. Beetroot's natural sugars may also cause mild energy fluctuations,' said Dr Bhavana. A post shared by Sakshi Lalwani (@sakshilalwani_nutritionist) Sprouts: While high in fibre, eating them at night can lead to gas and stomach discomfort. Dr Bhavana noted that while healthy, raw sprouts can be more complex to digest for some people, causing gas or bloating, especially before bedtime. Curd: Its cooling effect may cause mucus build-up and slow digestion at night. Though beneficial during the day, Dr Bhavana said that curd's cooling properties might aggravate congestion or mucus production in susceptible individuals when consumed at night. 'However, low-fat curd is beneficial at night,' said Dr Bhavana. 'Remember, eating healthy is great, but timing is key,' said Lalwani. Dr Bhavana shared some generic rules to avoid digestive discomfort at night and feel rested Spicy foods: Spices can irritate the stomach lining and trigger acid reflux, causing discomfort and disrupting sleep. Caffeinated products: Coffee, tea, and chocolate contain caffeine, which stimulates the nervous system, delaying sleep onset. Sugary treats: Desserts and sugary snacks can spike blood sugar levels, leading to energy fluctuations that interfere with restful sleep. Fried or fatty foods: These are hard to digest, potentially causing bloating or indigestion, and can disrupt sleep quality. Citrus fruits: Highly acidic, citrus can cause heartburn when consumed close to bedtime, especially for individuals prone to acid reflux, said Dr Bhavana. Be mindful: Avoid eating large meals or drinking a lot of water. 'This can disturb good sleep,' said Dr Bhavana.

2 hour 21 minute suspense thriller will blow your mind, a serial murderer is one the loose, film is must watch, name is.., lead actor is...
2 hour 21 minute suspense thriller will blow your mind, a serial murderer is one the loose, film is must watch, name is.., lead actor is...

India.com

time29-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • India.com

2 hour 21 minute suspense thriller will blow your mind, a serial murderer is one the loose, film is must watch, name is.., lead actor is...

Suspense thriller movies leave no room for the audience to leave the film in between. With a good storyline and a power-packed cast, a suspense thriller has the potential to mint good money at the box office. Today, we will discuss a film that shows a serial killer on the loose, with one murder after another taking place. With an intriguing plot, this film became a huge hit. Just within five minutes, the suspense begins and leaves the audience's jaws dropped. This crime suspense takes unexpected turns and twists and will give you a pit in your stomach. If you are wondering which movie we are talking about, it is The Case of Kondala. Helmed by Deviprasad Shetty, The Case of Kondala features Vijay Raghavendra, Bhavana, and Kushee Ravi in lead roles. The plot of The Case of Kondala has a scary yet engaging storyline, forcing the audience to watch till the end. The Case of the Kondala Plot The movie is about a psycho murderer who is out on the loose, following which murders after murders happen. The police launch a thorough investigation. In the film, Bhavana plays the role of ACP Laxmi. She starts the investigation, but the killer is so clever that he escapes from the police every time. However, the police get their hands on some clues which change the entire route of the investigation. The intriguing storyline will keep the audience hooked to their screens till the very last.

22 years on, woman acquitted in 52cr cheating case
22 years on, woman acquitted in 52cr cheating case

Time of India

time23-05-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

22 years on, woman acquitted in 52cr cheating case

Mumbai: In a 22-year-old case of cheating the public of Rs 51.7 crore by accepting deposits offering high returns, a special court acquitted a 61- -yea-old woman, saying it has not been established that she had accepted deposits or she had intention to deceive investors. The court acquitted Malad (west ) resident Bhavana Thakkar while the case against her husband Ajay Thakkar got abated. He died by suicide in Gujarat. Special Maharashtra Protection of Interest of Depositors (MPID) Act judge Nikhil Mehta said that it could not be established that Bhavana was promoter, partner, director, manager responsible for the management of or conducting of the business or affairs of the financial establishment. "It could not be established that depositors entrusted any money with Bhavana to be utilised by financial firms to gain profit to be used in repaying deposits with interest to investors. The court said, "There is no material to show that Bhavana had promised any specified service against said deposit with an intention of causing wrongful gain for herself and to cause wrongful loss to depositors." Ajay along with his wife and other family members had formed a financial institution in 1998 and started accepting deposits from people with a promise of higher returns of 1% to 1.5% per month. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Este suplemento pode ser o que falta para seu bem-estar completo AlwaysFit Undo Bhavana Thakkar and her husband used to issue bills of exchange as acknowledgment of having accepted deposit and also issued post dated cheques consisting of interest sum on the deposit. The firm accepted the deposits in form of cash as well as in form of cheque and in return they gave a bill and also a postdated cheque as assurance. From March 2001 onward, the financial firm stopped giving interest to depositors on their invested money. The court said that there was no evidence to show that she was a promoter or responsible for the management of Ajay's business. "She never promised them higher returns which suggest that she never made false and wrongful representation with intention to deceive investors," the court said while acquitting her. One of the witnesses relied on bank entry to show that the cheque issued in the name of Bhavana was debited from his account. "Mere filing of bank statement would not be any of support to the case of prosecution unless there is proof of record to indicate that those statement are actually issued by witness bank," the court said. There was no intention on her part to deceive depositors, which got fortified from the statement of witnesses that she never approached them for deposit, the court said.

From Hunt to Abhilasham: Check out these latest Malayalam OTT releases to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar
From Hunt to Abhilasham: Check out these latest Malayalam OTT releases to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar

Economic Times

time20-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Economic Times

From Hunt to Abhilasham: Check out these latest Malayalam OTT releases to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar

Malayalam cinema offers a diverse range of stories on OTT this week, including a paranormal thriller 'Hunt' where a forensic expert investigates a chilling mystery. 'Abhilasham' is a romantic drama about unspoken love, while 'Ouseppinte Osiyathu' explores fractured family relationships. 'Parannu Parannu Parannu Chellan' is a nostalgic romance set in the 1990s, challenging social norms. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Hunt Abhilasham Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Ouseppinte Osiyathu From spine-chilling thrillers to heartwarming romances, Malayalam cinema is serving up a fresh wave of stories on OTT this week. Whether you're in the mood for a gripping mystery with a paranormal twist, a nostalgic love story, or a soul-stirring family drama, there's something for every kind of viewer. As four new titles drop across Prime Video, ManoramaMAX , and others, here's a quick look at the must-watch releases you'll want to add to your weekend binge 23In Hunt, Bhavana steps into the gripping role of Keerthi, a forensic expert whose routine investigation spirals into a chilling mystery. What begins as a murder probe soon twists into the paranormal, as Keerthi uncovers that the victim is Dr Sara, dead for years. With eerie clues and unsettling whispers from the past, the film teeters between logic and the supernatural. Backed by a compelling ensemble cast, Hunt promises a tense, edge-of-the-seat psychological thriller with an emotional Video and Simply SouthMay 23, 2025After winning hearts in theatres, Abhilasham is all set to charm global audiences with its OTT debut. Directed by Shamzu Zayba, this poignant romantic drama follows Abhilash, a man nursing an unspoken love for Sherin, whose return rekindles buried emotions. What begins as a simple request spirals into a quirky legal tangle—thanks to a meddling best friend with matchmaking plans. Featuring Saiju Kurup and Tanvi Ram, Abhilasham streams on Simply South (outside India) and Prime Video (India) from May VideoStreaming nowOuseppinte Osiyathu, which hit theatres on May 9, 2025, delivers a stirring tale of fractured relationships and long-overdue reckonings. Centered on a father and his estranged sons, the film unravels years of emotional silence through a life-altering event that forces hearts to open and wounds to mend. With its tender portrayal of grief, love, and second chances, this soulful family drama strikes a deep chord, reminding us that even the deepest rifts can lead to nowSet against the vibrant backdrop of the 1990s, this romantic drama brings back the charm of old-school Malayalam love stories with a bold, modern edge. Jiju's tender romance with Sandhya faces resistance from within her own family, particularly the rigid and intimidating Satheesh, played by Sidharth Bharathan. Directed by Jishnu Harindra Varma, the film beautifully blends nostalgia with a sharp social lens, exploring love, caste, and courage in the face of tradition-bound barriers.

From Hunt to Abhilasham: Check out these latest Malayalam OTT releases to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar
From Hunt to Abhilasham: Check out these latest Malayalam OTT releases to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar

Time of India

time20-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

From Hunt to Abhilasham: Check out these latest Malayalam OTT releases to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar

From spine-chilling thrillers to heartwarming romances, Malayalam cinema is serving up a fresh wave of stories on OTT this week. Whether you're in the mood for a gripping mystery with a paranormal twist, a nostalgic love story, or a soul-stirring family drama, there's something for every kind of viewer. As four new titles drop across Prime Video, ManoramaMAX , and others, here's a quick look at the must-watch releases you'll want to add to your weekend binge list. Hunt ManoramaMax May 23 In Hunt, Bhavana steps into the gripping role of Keerthi, a forensic expert whose routine investigation spirals into a chilling mystery. What begins as a murder probe soon twists into the paranormal, as Keerthi uncovers that the victim is Dr Sara, dead for years. With eerie clues and unsettling whispers from the past, the film teeters between logic and the supernatural. Backed by a compelling ensemble cast, Hunt promises a tense, edge-of-the-seat psychological thriller with an emotional undercurrent. Abhilasham Prime Video and Simply South May 23, 2025 After winning hearts in theatres, Abhilasham is all set to charm global audiences with its OTT debut. Directed by Shamzu Zayba, this poignant romantic drama follows Abhilash, a man nursing an unspoken love for Sherin, whose return rekindles buried emotions. What begins as a simple request spirals into a quirky legal tangle—thanks to a meddling best friend with matchmaking plans. Featuring Saiju Kurup and Tanvi Ram, Abhilasham streams on Simply South (outside India) and Prime Video (India) from May 23. — SimplySouthApp (@SimplySouthApp) Ouseppinte Osiyathu Prime Video Streaming now Ouseppinte Osiyathu, which hit theatres on May 9, 2025, delivers a stirring tale of fractured relationships and long-overdue reckonings. Centered on a father and his estranged sons, the film unravels years of emotional silence through a life-altering event that forces hearts to open and wounds to mend. With its tender portrayal of grief, love, and second chances, this soulful family drama strikes a deep chord, reminding us that even the deepest rifts can lead to redemption. Parannu Parannu Parannu Chellan ManoramaMAX Streaming now Set against the vibrant backdrop of the 1990s, this romantic drama brings back the charm of old-school Malayalam love stories with a bold, modern edge. Jiju's tender romance with Sandhya faces resistance from within her own family, particularly the rigid and intimidating Satheesh, played by Sidharth Bharathan. Directed by Jishnu Harindra Varma, the film beautifully blends nostalgia with a sharp social lens, exploring love, caste, and courage in the face of tradition-bound barriers.

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