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India's Milk Production Increases In 2024, Despite Dip In Buffalo Output

India's milk production rose nearly 4 per cent annually to 239.3 million tonnes in 2023-24 on better productivity, even as milk output of buffaloes declined 16 per cent annually, according to government data on Tuesday. The milk output of India, the world's largest milk producer, stood at 230.58 MT in 2022-23. However, the annual growth rate has slowed down in the previous two fiscal years, the data showed. The growth rate was 6.62 per cent in 2017-18; 6.47 per cent in FY19; 5.69 per cent in FY20; 5.81 per cent in FY21; and 5.77 per cent in FY22. In FY23 it came down to 3.83 per cent and 3.78 per cent in FY24. Addressing an event to celebrate National Milk Day, Union Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Rajiv Ranjan Singh said the milk production has increased to around 239 MT in 2023-24 on the back of improvement in productivity. The minister released Basic Animal Husbandry Statistics 2024 on the occasion of National Milk Day 2024, which is celebrated every y

How To Make Broccoli Omelette: The Perfect Breakfast Upgrade For Your Diet

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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day-it's what keeps you energized and ready to tackle whatever comes your way. That's why it's crucial to make it count with something nutrient-packed. Many people kick off their mornings with eggs, and for good reason! Eggs are protein-rich, super versatile, and help build muscle. Plus, they keep you feeling full for longer, which is great if you're trying to shed some weight. The best part? You can get creative by throwing in your favorite veggies and spices to whip up a dish that's both tasty and healthy. Today, we're spotlighting a broccoli omelette-an easy, nutrient-loaded recipe that's perfect for your diet. Fun fact: both eggs and broccoli are go-to choices for health-conscious folks. Let's dig into why this combo is such a winner and how to make it. Also Read :  Broccoli Veggie Kebabs: A Healthy And Delicious Snack To Make Kids Eat Broccoli Why Broccoli Deserves a Spot in Your Diet Broccoli might

Grilled Pineapple Recipe: A Must-Try Sweet And Spicy Treat For The Taste Buds

Pineapple, with its tropical sweetness and tangy flavour, is a fruit that is loved around the world. While it is commonly enjoyed fresh or in fruit salads, grilling pineapple is a unique and exciting way to elevate its flavours. Grilled pineapple, with its caramelized edges and smoky undertones, offers a perfect balance of sweetness and spice. When combined with a few simple seasonings, it becomes a mouthwatering treat that will leave you craving more. Whether you're preparing it for a summer barbecue, a healthy snack, or as a dessert, grilled pineapple is sure to impress. We found this recipe on the Instagram page 'MasterChef Gurkirat Singh'. Let's see how to make it.  Also Read:   10 Best Pineapple Recipes How to Make Grilled Pineapple I Grilled Pineapple Recipe Grilled pineapple is easy to prepare, requiring minimal ingredients and just a few steps. Here's what you'll need: Start by peeling the pineapple and cutting it into thick slices. You can also cut

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Yami Gautam Relishes Panjeeri Laddoos On Her First Day Back To Shoot After Baby 

Indian winters and panjeeri laddoos are a match made in heaven, and if you are a desi food lover, we bet you can not disagree. This traditional Indian sweet is crafted from a nutritious mix of roasted whole wheat flour, powdered nuts, seeds, desiccated coconut, aromatic spices and sugar. Like many of us, new mom Yami Gautam is also a fan of these laddoos. On her first day back on set after the birth of her son, Vedavid, the actress savoured this dessert, which is known for its health benefits, especially for new mothers. She shared a picture of herself posing with a partially eaten panjeeri laddoo, which was prepared by her sister Surilie Gautam. Her wide smile reflected just how much she loves this sweet treat. In her caption, Yami wrote, “Monday morning happiness 1. First day of shoot after (baby emoji) 2. Surilie' Panjeeri Laddoos.” Also Read:   Watch: Farah Khan Gives Sneak Peek Into Sajid Khan's Birthday Celebrations View this post on Instagram

Eating Almonds May Help Post-Exercise Recovery: Study

Eating almonds regularly may help recover from exercise by reducing muscle fatigue and soreness, a new study has found. The findings, published in the journal Current Developments in Nutrition, could promote greater adherence to physical training, a topic that warrants further investigation in future studies, researchers noted. The research team, which included scientists from San Diego State University in the US, studied 26 middle-aged adults who exercised one to four hours per week. For eight weeks, participants consumed either 60 grams of whole raw almonds or about 90 grams of unsalted pretzels daily. After eight weeks, participants underwent a 30-minute downhill treadmill run to induce muscle damage, immediately consuming their daily serving of almonds or pretzels afterward. The researchers measured perceived muscle soreness, muscle performance (through a muscle contraction test and vertical jump), and blood markers of muscle damage and inflammation, such as C-reactive proteins a

From Jowar To Kangni: 6 Flours That Are Essential For Your Winter Diet

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As the winter chill sets in, our body's nutritional needs change. One of the best ways to strengthen your immunity, promote gut health, and battle common winter ailments is to adjust your diet according to the season. While we're all familiar with seasonal fruits and vegetables, grains and millets often don't get as much attention. However, certain flours made from these seasonal grains can be incredibly beneficial, helping your body stay warm and energized through the colder months. Also Read :  7 Kinds Of Millets, Health Benefits And Uses Shared By FSSAI As Nutritionist Rupali Datta suggests, "It's important to experiment with your diet, adding and subtracting ingredients according to the change in season." Embrace the diversity of seasonal grains, and make the most of these health-boosting flours to power through the winter months. The key to optimal health during winter lies in practising food diversity and focusing on seasonal produce. When it comes to