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Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival Opens with Rich Cultural Programme

The Ruler of Sharjah inaugurated the festival by cutting the ceremonial ribbon and attended an artistic performance by young participants His Highness Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member

April 24, 2025

LITE BLOGS·Sharjah

Eating Only During Daytime May Shield Night Shift Workers from Heart Risks: Study

Circadian misalignment, which occurs when our behavioral cycles are out of sync with the body’s internal clock, is a known consequence of shift work While working night shifts has long been linked

April 24, 2025

Food·LITE BLOGS

Abu Dhabi Int’l Book Fair 2025 to Spotlight Ibn Sina, Caribbean Culture, and Future of Publishing

The fair also honours One Thousand and One Nights as the Book of the World, spotlighting its timeless literary influence and role in bridging Eastern and Western cultures Under the patronage of

April 24, 2025

-Top News·Abu Dhabi·UAE News

Virgin Atlantic Launches Heathrow–Riyadh Route

With Riyadh rapidly evolving into a dynamic hub for commerce, tourism, and cultural exploration, the new route strengthens the city’s position as a gateway to the Kingdom’s diverse offerings King Khalid International

April 24, 2025

LITE BLOGS·Saudi Arabia·UAE News

Centre Accelerates 17 Mega Infrastructure Projects Worth ₹14,096 Crore

The permanent campus of the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Uttarakhand, located at Sumari in the Pauri Garhwal district, was another major project highlighted during the review In a significant push to

April 24, 2025

Business·India News

Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival 2025 Set to Inspire Young Minds

Organised by the Sharjah Book Authority (SBA), the festival will unfold under the theme “Dive Into Books”, encouraging children and young adults to immerse themselves in the enriching world of literature and

April 23, 2025

LITE BLOGS·Sharjah·UAE News

Fathers May Hold Clues to Dementia Risk: New Study Sheds Light on Alzheimer’s Link

Tau proteins are normally responsible for maintaining the structure of neurons, but in Alzheimer’s patients, these proteins become defective and accumulate into tangles that disrupt brain function A groundbreaking new study has

April 23, 2025

Health·LITE BLOGS

New Brain Study Offers Blueprint for Smarter, More Adaptive AI Systems

This flexibility in interpretation — even at the earliest levels of visual processing — allows the brain to adjust its perception depending on what the rest of the brain is working on

April 23, 2025

Health·LITE BLOGS

Skincare in Summer: The Common Mistakes You Might Be Making

summer, and prolonged exposure without protection can result in sunburn, pigmentation, premature wrinkles, and even skin cancer As summer arrives with its intense heat, increased humidity, and stronger UV rays, our skin

April 23, 2025

Lifestyle·Tech LITE

Ice-Cold Feet and Heavy Legs Could Be Warning Signs of Varicose Veins

The study examined 8,782 participants aged 30 to 70. Among them, 676 reported having moderate to severe varicose veins. Researchers asked about their sensitivity to cold in the feet and feelings of

April 23, 2025

Health·LITE BLOGS