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'It's Painful': Divyanka Tripathi Shares Breastfeeding Struggles 2 Months After Giving Birth To Twins
Divyanka Tripathi said that breastfeeding is no joke and that it's still a taboo subject that people don't talk about much, leaving new mothers doubting themselves and struggling in silence
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Why India Has Less To Fear From AI, According To The World Bank
A new World Bank report says developing countries such as India stand to gain significantly from AI, with workers here likely to face far less disruption than those in richer economies.
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Strong El Nio Threatens 49 Million More With Severe Hunger, Warns WFP
El Nio, a periodic warming of Pacific waters, disrupts global weather patterns—causing drought in Southern Africa, delayed Asian monsoons, and erratic rainfall worldwide.
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Trent Park, Britain's Secret WWII Spy Mansion, Opens As A Museum
Trent Park House of Secrets highlights the role of the team of German speakers, who transcribed titbits from the prisoners' bugged conversations.
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Breastfeeding With A Fever: Is It Safe For Baby? What Doctor Says
Breastfeeding offers numerous life-saving benefits for both mothers and babies, making it a vital aspect of early life nutrition and maternal health.
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US Man Breaks 306-Year-Old Record To Become Youngest Male Professor
Thomas said the part he enjoys the most is watching a concept suddenly make sense for a student after seeming impossible just moments earlier.
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Air Pollution Accelerating Decay Of Humayun's Tomb: IIT Study
Study reveals black crust from pollution weakens Humayuns Tomb sandstone
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How Coca-Cola's Biggest Wartime Challenge Led To The Birth Of Fanta
Fanta was created in Germany in the 1940s when Coca-Cola faced a major challenge.
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UEFA Declares No Confidence In FIFA President Gianni Infantino: "Cannot Keep Going Like This"
UEFA, the governing body of European soccer, issued its blistering statement hours after FIFA announced it was withdrawing its private equity plan.
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When A Persistent Cough Is More Than Just 'Pollution' Or 'Acidity': The Red Flags To Watch For
Lung cancer is often diagnosed at an advanced stage because its early symptoms are easy to overlook. A persistent cough is among the most commonly ignored warning signs.
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Gujarat Cancer And Research Institute Reports Steady Increase In Lung Cancer Cases, Tobacco Remains Key Risk Factor
The Gujarat Cancer and Research Institute (GCRI) has recorded a steady increase in lung cancer cases over the past five years, registering 4,830 patients between 2021 and 2025, as health authorities marked World Lung Cancer Day by urging people to quit tobacco and seek early screening.
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AFC Backs UEFA, CONCACAF Opposition To FIFA's World Cup Private Investment Plan
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) on Friday expressed solidarity with UEFA and CONCACAF in opposing FIFA's plans to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors.
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Human-Caused Climate Change Made Europe Wildfires Far More Likely: Scientists
Human-caused climate change made Spain's record wildfire 20 times more likely and doubled France's extreme fire risk this week, two new studies found
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Argentina Government Issues Decree After Controversial World Cup 2026: "Foreigners Spreading Hatred"
Argentina President Javier Milei's government has issued a new decree, barring foreigners from inciting hatred against Argentina and its citizens and allowing their deportation from the country.
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10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites Add To Your Bucket List
The Ancient Buddhist Site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh was officially inscribed as India's 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 25.
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'It's Painful': Divyanka Tripathi Shares Breastfeeding Struggles 2 Months After Giving Birth To Twins
Divyanka Tripathi said that breastfeeding is no joke and that it's still a taboo subject that people don't talk about much, leaving new mothers doubting themselves and struggling in silence
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Why India Has Less To Fear From AI, According To The World Bank
A new World Bank report says developing countries such as India stand to gain significantly from AI, with workers here likely to face far less disruption than those in richer economies.
-
Strong El Nio Threatens 49 Million More With Severe Hunger, Warns WFP
El Nio, a periodic warming of Pacific waters, disrupts global weather patterns—causing drought in Southern Africa, delayed Asian monsoons, and erratic rainfall worldwide.
-
Trent Park, Britain's Secret WWII Spy Mansion, Opens As A Museum
Trent Park House of Secrets highlights the role of the team of German speakers, who transcribed titbits from the prisoners' bugged conversations.
-
Breastfeeding With A Fever: Is It Safe For Baby? What Doctor Says
Breastfeeding offers numerous life-saving benefits for both mothers and babies, making it a vital aspect of early life nutrition and maternal health.
-
US Man Breaks 306-Year-Old Record To Become Youngest Male Professor
Thomas said the part he enjoys the most is watching a concept suddenly make sense for a student after seeming impossible just moments earlier.
-
Air Pollution Accelerating Decay Of Humayun's Tomb: IIT Study
Study reveals black crust from pollution weakens Humayuns Tomb sandstone
-
How Coca-Cola's Biggest Wartime Challenge Led To The Birth Of Fanta
Fanta was created in Germany in the 1940s when Coca-Cola faced a major challenge.
-
UEFA Declares No Confidence In FIFA President Gianni Infantino: "Cannot Keep Going Like This"
UEFA, the governing body of European soccer, issued its blistering statement hours after FIFA announced it was withdrawing its private equity plan.
-
When A Persistent Cough Is More Than Just 'Pollution' Or 'Acidity': The Red Flags To Watch For
Lung cancer is often diagnosed at an advanced stage because its early symptoms are easy to overlook. A persistent cough is among the most commonly ignored warning signs.
-
Gujarat Cancer And Research Institute Reports Steady Increase In Lung Cancer Cases, Tobacco Remains Key Risk Factor
The Gujarat Cancer and Research Institute (GCRI) has recorded a steady increase in lung cancer cases over the past five years, registering 4,830 patients between 2021 and 2025, as health authorities marked World Lung Cancer Day by urging people to quit tobacco and seek early screening.
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AFC Backs UEFA, CONCACAF Opposition To FIFA's World Cup Private Investment Plan
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) on Friday expressed solidarity with UEFA and CONCACAF in opposing FIFA's plans to sell a stake in the World Cup to private investors.
-
Human-Caused Climate Change Made Europe Wildfires Far More Likely: Scientists
Human-caused climate change made Spain's record wildfire 20 times more likely and doubled France's extreme fire risk this week, two new studies found
-
Argentina Government Issues Decree After Controversial World Cup 2026: "Foreigners Spreading Hatred"
Argentina President Javier Milei's government has issued a new decree, barring foreigners from inciting hatred against Argentina and its citizens and allowing their deportation from the country.
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10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites Add To Your Bucket List
The Ancient Buddhist Site of Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh was officially inscribed as India's 45th UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 25.
