Gina Vild: Happiness is a Choice
BURLINGTON, MA—Why are some people always happy and why some are never (well, almost never) happy? You might blame our genes for at least 50 percent of the problems, but the rest of the 50 percent is our choice. “Happiness is a choice,” says Gina Vild, co-author of “The Two
Health Expo Preview on Emotional Eating With Sneh Jaisingh
BURLINGTON, MA— If you have ever found yourself pacifying yourself with comfort foods like pizza, bread, cheese, chocolates, sweets, fried food, and spicy food after a stressful day or when you are sad, lonely, depressed, happy, bored, anxious, and nervous, you should attend a talk on “Emotional Eating” by Nutrition
Snoring and Health: Are We Sleeping Over It?
BURLINGTON, MA– Millions of Americans–both adults and children—go to bed every night for a restful sleep which is everything but restful. Why? What can you do to prevent it? Dr. Umakanth Katwa, a sleep specialist at Boston Children’s Hospital, will answer those and many more related questions at 7th Annual
Dr. Ariana Vora to Speak About Rehabilitation and Integrative Health Approaches to Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain at Health Expo
BURLINGTON, MA– Dr. Ariana Vora, an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School where she has served on the faculty of the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation since 2005, will speak about “Rehabilitation and Integrative Health Approaches to Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain” at the 7th Annual Health, Fitness and Wellness Expo
Blockbuster Bahubali Producer Shobhu Yarlagadda on Lessons Learnt From Failures on Chai with Manju
CAMBRIDGE, MA— Shobhu Yarlagadda, the man who is truly the Bahubali of the Indian cinema industry whose Bahubali I & II together grossed Rs 2,460 crores ($371 million)—highest ever by an Indian film, had failed twice before he launched his television and film production house. “Failures were stepping stones,” Mr.
As Measle Outbreak Continues to Grow, Authorities Urge Parents to Vaccinate Their Children
NEW YORK—The New York City Health Department announced the measles outbreak in the Orthodox Jewish community is now at 121 cases since the outbreak began in October. The vast majority of cases are children under 18 years of age (108 cases), and 13 cases are adults. There are no deaths
If You Use Food to Cope With Feelings and Stress, Learn How to Manage Emotional Eating at the Health Expo on March 10
WALTHAM, MA—A whopping 80 percent of Indian-Americans want to learn techniques to manage emotional eating, according to a recent survey by INDIA New England News. Emotional eating is when people use food to cope with their outburst of emotions and feelings. If you have ever found yourself pacifying yourself with
ICC to Present “Taming the Twin Epidemics: Heart Disease and Diabetes” at Health Expo on March 10
WALTHAM, MA–Indian Circle for Caring USA Inc., (ICC) will be participating Mega Health, Fitness & Wellness Expo at Burlington Marriott in Burlington, MA on March 10, 2019. The 9th Annual Health Expo, which is produced by The Mishra Group in collaboration with INDIA New England News, Indus Business Journal and
From High School in Gujarati Medium to Harvard Speaker: Film Producer and Distributor Jayantilal Gada on Chai With Manju
CAMBRIDGE, MA—With only high school education in Gujarati medium, he began his career by opening a small video library in his father’s tiny grocery store in Kurla neighborhood of Mumbai. Today, Jayantilal Gada is one of the Bollywood’s renowned film producers and distributors. He co-produced Bollywood blockbuster Kahani with Vidya
Bollywood Actress Tanushree, Who Helped Launch India’s MeToo Movement, Talks About Her Life on Chai With Manju
CAMBRIDGE, MA– Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta, the harbinger of the #MeToo movement in the Indian entertainment industry, believes in destiny and says she is here to play a role in the society. She was recently invited to speak at Harvard University’s student-organized India Conference, and sat down with Chai With
