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'Yoga Strongly Encouraged By Prime Minister Modi In India

In India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has influenced the Hindus to continue their culture's ancient health tradition, Yoga. Mondi has taken this discipline on flight, by engaging the Air India's new cabin crews to early morning yoga sessions.

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'Pharrell Saves Kim Kardashian From Catching Fire

Fashion Icon Awardee Pharrell Williams, and his wife, Helen Lasichanh saved Kim Kardashian from getting caught on fire. Kim Kardashian posted in Instagram, June 2 that the "Happy" singer and his wife saved her life.
'Yemen Hostage 2015: Casey Coombs Released, Sounded 'Relieved' On Phone Call with Mother

Freelance journalist Casey Coombs has been released by the Shiite Houhi rebels in Yemen. His mother shares Coombs sounded "extremely relieved" after talking to him on the phone, Sunday, following his release.
'Beijing's Smoking Ban Gets Stricter

In Beijing, police officials have started spreading out through the Chinese capital's restaurants, hospitals, schools, and hotels, to fine public smokers, Monday.
'Lioness Kills American Tourist in African Park

In Africa, a lioness attacked an American tourist leading to her death, with her tour guide severely injured. This happened during their drive-through park trip, where the visitors reportedly failed to close their windows, Buzz Feed reports.
'Paris Strikes Down Tourists' Love Locks

In Paris, city officials have started removing off love locks from the city's main bridge, Pont des Arts, one of the tourist attractions among lovers in France.
'WHO Aims to Eliminates Illicit Tobacco Trade for World No Tobacco Day

In celebration of the World No Tobacco Day, May 31, the United Nations and World Health Organization called for stopping illegal trades of cheaper tobacco to limit cigarette smoking and save lives.
'India Heat Wave Death Toll Almost at 2,000

In India, more than 1,800 people have already died due to heat stroke and dehydration, coming from heatwaves that affected Andhara Pradesh, Gurgaon, and other areas with extremely high-temperature.
'Too Much Daily Caffeine Intake Leads To Health Risks

The European Food Safety Authority conducted a research on the unhealthy effects of excessive caffeine intake. Results suggest that consuming a combination of coffee, espresso, tea, energy drinks and chocolate in one day could lead to heart and sleeping problems.
'Japan Earthquake 2015: Experts Warn Country to Prepare for the Next One

Earthquake experts warn Japan to prepare for another earthquake, after a series of natural disasters just within a week that started last Monday.
'Prince Jackson Graduates From High School

Prince Jackson, the late King of Pop's eldest son, graduates from high school with honors. The 18-year-old received his diploma from Buckley High School in Sherman Oaks Saturday, May 30.
'New Spoof Ad Shows Men Having Menstrual Periods

In celebration of Menstrual Hygiene Day, Water Aid produced a spoof ad that visualizes what men would do if they had periods to raise awareness about women who don't have access to "safe water, hygiene and sanitation," when their monthly visitor comes along.
'Study: Early HIV Treatment Upon Diagnosis is Recommended

People with HIV will have a better chance of living a longer life if treatments are given as soon as diagnosis is made, according to a new study conducted by federal health officials.
'Watch Out for Depression Symptoms: Heart Disease Patients With This Mental Illness Die Quicker

Scientists say that people suffering from heart disease have a huge risk of suffering from depression, according to a report posted by BBC.
'Scott Disick Net Worth: TV Personality Celebrates 32nd Birthday

Reality Royalty, Scott Disick, celebrated his 32nd birthday, May 26. Fans flooded the social media, greeting "The Lord."