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International Joke Day

01 Jul 2024

5 Amazing Health Benefits Of Laughing With You Loved Ones

Laughing with loved ones is a wonderful feeling. Moments like these make life worth living. Let's explore the amazing health benefits of laughter.

06 May 2024

World Laughter Day 2024: 5 Reasons Laughing Is The Best Medicine For Your Mind

World Laughter Day is celebrated annually on May 5 World Laughter Day came into being in 1998 through the efforts of Dr. Madan Kataria, who was behind the global Laughter Yoga movement This annual celebration serves as a joyful manifestation for world peace, joy, healing and unity

World Laughter Day

07 May 2023

World Laughter Day 2023: Lame Jokes, Wishes, Memes And Quotes To Share

World Laughter Day is celebrated every year on the first Sunday of May, and this year it is celebrated on May 7 By laughing, the brain releases endorphins which make one feel happy Laughter keeps us sane and happy, and this is the day to celebrate the gift of laughter

10 Jun 2021

DNA: Have we forgotten to laugh?

The Happiness Industry in the world has been worth $4.2 trillion i.e. ₹315 lakh crore. In the last 3 years, 34 lakh people took the course of Coursera. This shows that in today's world people are buying laughter too.

World Laughter Day

03 May 2020

Significance of World Laughter Day and inspiring quotes on it

World Laughter Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of May. This year it falls on May 3. It celebrated across the world to raise awareness about laughter and its healing benefits.

Laughter-based exercise

16 Sep 2016

Laughter-based exercise may boost health in the elderly

The findings showed that simulated laughter can be an ideal way for older adults with functional or cognitive impairment.

The Kapil Sharma Show

12 Sep 2016

The Kapil Sharma Show: Singer Arijit Singh could not stop his LAUGHTER! Pics inside

05 Aug 2016

Five surprising health benefits of laughter you didn't know about!

A good, hearty laugh is beneficial to humanity in countless ways. Some researchers believe laughter might be the best medicine.

19 Jan 2016

We are better at detecting laughter than words

Whether they are growls of anger, the laughter of happiness or cries of sadness, humans pay more attention when an emotion is expressed through vocalisations than we do when the same emotion is expressed in speech.

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