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Watch: S. Janaki after rejecting the Padma Bhushan award: ‘I should have been given the Bharat Ratna’

For nearly five decades, S. Janaki’s voice defined Indian cinema. She sang tens of thousands of songs across multiple languages and became one of the most celebrated playback singers in the country. But in 2013, when the Government of India announced the Padma awards, something unexpected happened. S. Janaki was selected for the Padma Bhushan. Instead of accepting it, she turned it down.
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Typhoon Bavi weakens but still brings strong winds, rain to China

Strong winds and heavy rain are expected to impact many eastern and northeastern Chinese cities on Sunday (July 12) and Monday (July 13), China's National Meteorological Centre said
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GTECH gets new office bearers


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Centre to convert dry waste into energy pellets starts operations in Dakshina Kannada

According to Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Narwade Vinayak Karbhari, the district has become the first in the country to commission such a centre in a rural area.
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Naidu calls on Pawan at Mumbai hospital, wishes him speedy recovery

The Deputy Chief Minister is recovering from his operation for rotator cuff injury on his right shoulder
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Three publishers held from Jammu, Delhi for circulating ‘pro-separatist’ books in J&K

On July 7, the Bharatiya Janata Party had protested against the two books; Around 251 copies of these books were circulated among schools in Jammu & Kashmir
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Hassan hotel owner honours S. Janaki with a book written in 2013

H.S. Ravi, a small hotel owner in Hassan, gathered information about S. Janaki and wrote a book titled ‘Kannada Kampinali Gaana Kogile Dr. S. Janaki’, highlighting her contributions to film music
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Yastika Bhatia becomes first woman to hit Test century at Lord's

Yastika Bhatia becomes first woman to hit Test century at Lord's
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FIFA will explore expanding World Cup to 64 teams before 2030 edition: Infantino

FIFA will explore expanding World Cup to 64 teams before 2030 edition: Infantino
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UK man rescued cats but couldn't escape Spain wildfire, made final call to wife

UK man rescued cats but couldn't escape Spain wildfire, made final call to wife
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Vietnam cops detain speedboat captain day after capsize kills 15 Indians

Vietnam cops detain speedboat captain day after capsize kills 15 Indians
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How an Indian startup is using software to break China's rare earth monopoly

How an Indian startup is using software to break Chinas rare earth monopoly
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Weekly Career Horoscope: Astrology-based guidance for all signs; July 12–18, 2026

Aries might find themselves revisiting old discussions, so it's best to steer clear of any conflicts at work. For Taurus, this is a great time to construct something significant, as their dependability will be recognized by others. Gemini is advised to verify their communications since previous prospects may resurface. Cancer's efforts will draw attention, prompting them to express their innovative ideas confidently.
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Trying for a baby? This one dental habit could make a difference

When a couple is trying for a baby, the conversation usually revolves around reducing stress, sleeping and eating well or taking prenatal vitamins. Between all these conversations, oral hygiene rarely makes it to the list. However, the surprising part is that it should. A growing body of research shows the health of your gums may have more to do with fertility than most people realize- and that is why one simple daily dental habit deserves more attention when it comes to conversations about preconception. It may sound surprising, but the dental habit is flossing. Dental expert Dr. Homsi says, “Your partner’s flossing habits can affect your chances of getting pregnant.”What’s the flossing-fertility connectionFlossing is not just about preventing cavities or keeping teeth clean. It plays an important role in preventing gum disease, which is a chronic inflammatory condition. Inflammation is one of the biggest enemies of good reproductive health. Inflammation is one of the biggest enemies of good reproductive health. “It causes systemic inflammation, and inflammation can impact sperm quality, hormone balance, and overall fertility” the expert explains.Some studies have even found that men with severe periodontal disease tend to have poorer semen quality than those with healthy gums.Women aren’t immune eitherOral health can also influence women’s fertility. Inflammation caused by untreated gum disease can potentially affect hormonal balance and the body's ability to support conception.Poor oral health has also been linked to pregnancy complications such as preterm birth, low birth weight and gestational diabetes in some studies, making dental care important not only before conception but throughout pregnancy as well.Why flossing matters more than brushing alone Many people assume brushing properly or brushing two times a day is equivalent to flossing. However, it’s a misconception. Toothbrush bristles cannot effectively clean the narrow spaces between teeth- the points where plaque accumulates. Floss removes bacteria and plaque from these areas before they harden and trigger inflammation. Preparing for pregnancy is about improving overall health and oral health is an important part of it. If you're planning for a baby, both partners should pay attention to their oral health, especially gum health. Don’t ignore signs such as; Bleeding while brushing or flossing, persistent bad breath, swollen or tender gums etc. Note: Fertility depends on multiple factors, including age, genetics, hormonal health, underlying medical conditions and lifestyle.
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