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Know Different Ways To Use Neem Leaves For Skin, Hair, Teeth And More
Neem tree is loaded with health benefits. Different parts of this tree can be used in several ways. Here are some different ways to use neem leaves you should be trying.
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Neem Tree's "Birthday" Celebrated In Bhopal Market
Shop owners of a market in Madhya Pradesh capital Bhopal continued a 26-year-old environment conservation ritual by celebrating the "birthday" of a neem tree, though the affair this year was muted due to the novel coronavirus outbreak and the need for social distancing.
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Professor Climbs Tree To Cross Internet Hurdle To Teach Students During Lockdown
A history teacher, he works from a nest perched on a neem tree, giving lessons to his students on events of seminal importance that shaped civilizations and obliterated them as the epoch-making coronavirus disease savages the world.
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Neem Health Benefits: Reasons Why You Must Use This Medicinal Plant
From leaves to stem almost every part of a neem tree is can offer you several health benefits. It is a powerful herb which is good for your skin, hair, teeth, eyesight and many more. Here are some more reasons why you must use neem leaves.
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Maharashtra Woman, Her Children, Die After Tree Falls On Their House
A 28-year-old woman and her two children were Saturday killed after a neem tree collapsed on their tin-roofed home in Maharashtra's Buldhana district, police said.
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Rakhis And Hugs For Trees As Noida Protests Destruction Of Its Green Belt
Noida citizens have taken the festival of Raksha Bandhan quite literally. To protest the felling of trees in Sector 91 in Noida people have started tying rakhis and hugging trees. Popularly called the green belt, Sector 91 is now being brought down to make a recreational biodiversity park. The 50 crore project is a part of the Noida Authority Depar...
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Does Brushing With Neem Twig Help Give You Stronger Teeth and Gums? We Find Out
One of the most ingenious uses of neem plant has to be its use in oral care and hygiene.If you have grown up in India, you may have seen many people using a neem twig to brush their teeth in the morning.
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Andhra Pradesh Gets Separate State Symbols After Split, Blackbuck Is State Animal
Neem and black buck have been declared as the state tree and animal respectively of Andhra Pradesh.
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Neem For Hair: How To Use The Desi Wonder For All Your Hair Problems
One of the most common uses of neem is in our desi hair care rituals. According to Ayurveda, neem, amla, shikakayi, reetha are herbs that have been known to promote hair growth, reduce hair fall and give you shiny, voluminous and healthy locks.
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6 Amazing Benefits of Chewing Neem Regularly
Neem leaf is loaded with numerous health and skin benefits. Consuming it in the form of a paste, in tea or just chewing a twig freshly plucked from the tree can help in many ways.
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Neem Extract Shows Promise In Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
A natural extract derived from Neem tree could potentially be used to treat the highly lethal pancreatic cancer, says a team of researchers including Indian-origin scientists.
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Know Different Ways To Use Neem Leaves For Skin, Hair, Teeth And More
Neem tree is loaded with health benefits. Different parts of this tree can be used in several ways. Here are some different ways to use neem leaves you should be trying.
-
Neem Tree's "Birthday" Celebrated In Bhopal Market
Shop owners of a market in Madhya Pradesh capital Bhopal continued a 26-year-old environment conservation ritual by celebrating the "birthday" of a neem tree, though the affair this year was muted due to the novel coronavirus outbreak and the need for social distancing.
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Professor Climbs Tree To Cross Internet Hurdle To Teach Students During Lockdown
A history teacher, he works from a nest perched on a neem tree, giving lessons to his students on events of seminal importance that shaped civilizations and obliterated them as the epoch-making coronavirus disease savages the world.
-
Neem Health Benefits: Reasons Why You Must Use This Medicinal Plant
From leaves to stem almost every part of a neem tree is can offer you several health benefits. It is a powerful herb which is good for your skin, hair, teeth, eyesight and many more. Here are some more reasons why you must use neem leaves.
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Maharashtra Woman, Her Children, Die After Tree Falls On Their House
A 28-year-old woman and her two children were Saturday killed after a neem tree collapsed on their tin-roofed home in Maharashtra's Buldhana district, police said.
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Rakhis And Hugs For Trees As Noida Protests Destruction Of Its Green Belt
Noida citizens have taken the festival of Raksha Bandhan quite literally. To protest the felling of trees in Sector 91 in Noida people have started tying rakhis and hugging trees. Popularly called the green belt, Sector 91 is now being brought down to make a recreational biodiversity park. The 50 crore project is a part of the Noida Authority Depar...
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Does Brushing With Neem Twig Help Give You Stronger Teeth and Gums? We Find Out
One of the most ingenious uses of neem plant has to be its use in oral care and hygiene.If you have grown up in India, you may have seen many people using a neem twig to brush their teeth in the morning.
-
Andhra Pradesh Gets Separate State Symbols After Split, Blackbuck Is State Animal
Neem and black buck have been declared as the state tree and animal respectively of Andhra Pradesh.
-
Neem For Hair: How To Use The Desi Wonder For All Your Hair Problems
One of the most common uses of neem is in our desi hair care rituals. According to Ayurveda, neem, amla, shikakayi, reetha are herbs that have been known to promote hair growth, reduce hair fall and give you shiny, voluminous and healthy locks.
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6 Amazing Benefits of Chewing Neem Regularly
Neem leaf is loaded with numerous health and skin benefits. Consuming it in the form of a paste, in tea or just chewing a twig freshly plucked from the tree can help in many ways.
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Neem Extract Shows Promise In Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
A natural extract derived from Neem tree could potentially be used to treat the highly lethal pancreatic cancer, says a team of researchers including Indian-origin scientists.
