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There is perhaps no more pervasive and widely known method of fortune telling than that of palm reading, also variously called chiromancy, chirosophy, or chirology. Far from the common image as a carnival parlor trick, the practice of divining information and future events through the lines of one’s hand has been practiced in cultures around the world for centuries, using a mind-boggling array of different methods and interpretations. In Europe it became so popular in the 19th century that there was an actual organization called The Chirological Society of Great Britain, with the aim of sta...

In the rare case an injury does occur, most happen near the injection site. Andy Newell Andy Newell points to his left shoulder, where a flu shot injection injured him in 2019 “There was definitely a sharp pain. I lost mobility and motion in my shoulder,” Andy Newell, who was injured during a flu shot, said. An injection into his rotator cuff caused Newell’s injury. He said he missed work, endured more than 30 physical therapy appointments and spent more than $5,000 in out-of-pocket medical expenses. “For people who are in the unfortunate situation like I am, there needs to be some ki...

Why an IIT Kharagpur calendar aiming to highlight traditional Indian knowledge has irked experts Respect for fact, the separation of fact from fiction, critical evaluation of various types of texts, and the intellectual probity are missing. Jan 31, 2021 · 11:30 am India’s traditional knowledge systems are the theme of the 2021 calendar published by Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur’s Nehru Museum of Science and Technology. Each page focuses on a discipline that had been studied in ancient India such as astronomy, law and the arts, highlighting quotes from Western figures fr...

When the East and West Meet Through Indian Visitors and Friends This weekend's 'Verse Affairs' looks at Danish poet Claus Ankersen’s amorphous relationship with India in his several poems. Ankersen's 5,000-km odyssey took him from Bhubaneswar to Kolkata, and from Hyderabad to Delhi, and several other places. Culture24/Jan/2021 2019 was a busy year for Danish poet Claus Ankersen. He published four collections of poetry and a literary translation in the last year of the past decade. And he also travelled across India in trains. His 5,000-km odyssey took him from Bhubaneswar to Kolkata, and...