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Reader's Digest India
What's The Deal With Wheat?
A close look at the recent escalation of intolerance towards this staple.
2 min |
February 2019
Reader's Digest India
The Case Of The Mosquito-bitten Worker
Is a railroad company responsible for keeping insects away from its employees?
3 min |
November 2018
Reader's Digest India
Smart Investor Alert
5 secrets your bank’s customer relationship managers won’t tell you
4 min |
November 2018
Reader's Digest India
Pinned To The Earth
Trapped underneath a fully loaded trailer, his only hope was a tiny pocket knife
9 min |
November 2018
Reader's Digest India
Silent Signs Your Body Is In Big Trouble
Subtle clues—from handwriting to snoring— can reveal the earliest warnings of illness. here’s how to read your own distress signals.
10+ min |
June 2016
Reader's Digest India
Mithali Raj's Egalitarian Empire...
I hope for a world that encourages true freedom of expression.
2 min |
February 2018
Reader's Digest India
Good News
SOME POSITIVE STORIES THAT CAME OUR WAY
2 min |
February 2018
Reader's Digest India
The Quinoa Edge
Add this superfood to your plate for a healthy boost
2 min |
February 2018
Reader's Digest India
When Life Gives You Lemons …
MY FATHER, who was a doctor, always insisted that we eat fresh lemon every day—either as nimbu pani, or squeezed over something on our plate during meals. He said this would keep us “fighting fit and our body’s defences fortified”.
1 min |
April 2019
Reader's Digest India
Giant Hoaxes
Celebrating April with spaghetti growing on trees, paid postage for emails and pandas in the French Pyrenees ...?
7 min |
April 2019
Reader's Digest India
How To Make Choices That Reflect Your Values
How to make choices that reflect your values.
4 min |
April 2019
Reader's Digest India
Voting In The Digital Age
AS WE HEAD TOWARDS the largest election in history, it’s time to consider the future of elections themselves. Democracy is in a state of tumult worldwide, and futurists have been predicting the demise or subversion of the nation-state for years: Some predict a world ruled by corporations, others by algorithms. In many ways, we already live in the former, and we can all think of several countries that are democracies in name only. What happens next?
2 min |
April 2019
Reader's Digest India
The Unforgettable Field Marshal Cariappa
A tribute to the legendary army man who embodied the courage and valour of the Indian soldier
5 min |
April 2019
Reader's Digest India
The Lone Warrior
Degree Prasad Chouhan is a brave defender of the marginalized in the troubled state of Chhattisgarh.
3 min |
April 2019
Reader's Digest India
Treating Winter Skin
How to best protect your epidermis against the ravages of cold weather
3 min |
January 2019
Reader's Digest India
Sowing Hope
A church community looks to feed itself with the help of an old foe: the land
2 min |
June 2018
Reader's Digest India
8 Ways To Pep Up Your Popularity
Here’s a round-up of advice from scientists
2 min |
June 2018
Reader's Digest India
Dial Down Your Migraine
Preventing and coping with the worst kind of pain
3 min |
June 2018
Reader's Digest India
The Truth About Oils
All you need to know to make healthier choices
3 min |
June 2018
Reader's Digest India
Funny Families
You can’t pick your relatives—but you can choose to laugh at them.
4 min |
April 2018
Reader's Digest India
When Angie Met Sochi
A Cambodian taxi driver’s devoted ‘romance’ with Miss Jolie.
5 min |
April 2018
Reader's Digest India
Grieving For Jonathan
Since my husband died, I have tried to do the impossible: reanimate the love of my life word by word, tweet by tweet, text by text.
9 min |
April 2018
Reader's Digest India
Super Sized
Imposing monuments from around the world built in honour of heroes, great victories and deities.
1 min |
April 2018
Reader's Digest India
Will The Spirit Of Alma-Ata Come Alive In Astana?
Comprehensive primary health care could potentially emergecentrestage at a WHO conclave in the Kazakh capital this month
3 min |
October 2018
Reader's Digest India
The Importance Of Iron
Tracing the connection between the mineral and our well-being
2 min |
October 2018
Reader's Digest India
The World's Criminals Dumbest
Crime never pays especially if its planned badly.
8 min |
October 2018
Reader's Digest India
Lower Your Risk For Breast Cancer
This killer disease may be on the rise but women are far from powerless to keep it at bay
6 min |
October 2018
Reader's Digest India
Advice To A Boy Lonely In Montreal
An empty nester writes to his millennial son trying to find himself in the big city
6 min |
October 2018
Reader's Digest India
An Army Of Two
A judge sentences a fellow veteran to jailthen joins him in his cell for the night
8 min |
October 2018
Reader's Digest India
Pay It Forward
Promising to give away half their wealth to charitable causes, these extraordinary Indians are setting a new milestone in philanthropy
8 min |