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FIFA World Cup 2026: Why Do Players Spit? Biology And Health Benefits Explained
Spitting is common in football because players spend long periods running, sprinting and breathing heavily.
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Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
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Summer Heat Affecting Your Mood? Why You're Going Through Anger, Irritation, Aggression (And What To Do About It)
High temperatures can add extra stress on the body, making it harder to stay calm and focused. Understanding why this happens can help you manage your mood and stay more comfortable during the hot days.
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Health Ministry Bans 16 Fixed Dose Combination Drugs Across India With Immediate Effect
New Delhi, June 20 (IANS) In a major move aimed at strengthening patient safety and ensuring the rational use of medicines, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Saturday said that it has prohibited the manufacture, sale and distribution of 16 Fixed Dose Combination (FDC) drugs for human use across the country.
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Waking Up With Acidity? The Probiotic Drink Gastroenterologists Recommend To Soothe A Distressed Gut
If you find yourself waking up with acidity. Then you need to consider drinking a specialised drink that can repair your damaged stomach lining. Dr Ankur Jain and Dr Smita Sharma explain why this is necessary.
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Forest Department Employee Among 2 Arrested In J&K For Sheltering Terrorists
According to police, preliminary investigation indicates the duo played a pivotal role in facilitating the movement of local terror operatives, arranging clandestine hideouts and extending material assistance to terrorists traversing the upper reaches of Dachhan.
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NDTV Lifeline: Why Millions Of Indians Sleep Every Night, But Never Rest
NDTV Lifeline's first episode gives India a wake-up call to recognise sleep apnea as a critical public health issue
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Health Minister Reviews India's Dengue And Malaria Preparedness Ahead Of Monsoon: Do's And Don'ts For Every Family
Ahead of the monsoon season, Union Health Minister JP Nadda reviewed India's preparedness against dengue and malaria. As mosquito-borne diseases typically surge during the rains, experts say prevention at home remains the first and most effective line of defence.
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Waking Up Tired And Starving? How Just 4 Days Of Bad Sleep Can Increase Insulin Resistance
Dr J.C. Suri explains how bad sleep can drive insulin resistance. Here is why this happens and the early signs that may signal its effect on metabolism.
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US-Iran Peace Deal Drops Netanyahu Into A Box As Election Deadline Nears
Benjamin Netanyahu is constrained by Donald Trump's peace push on Iran and Lebanon. Here's what Israel can do now - and how it plays out domestically as elections loom.
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"Faith Meets Fitness": Muslim Girls Along With Hindu Friends Perform Yoga
At a time when some choose to view every act through a communal lens, a breathtaking frame emerges from Jammu and Kashmir - one that narrates the real story of Bharat.
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11 Schools From Uttar Pradesh Feature In National Cleanliness, Green Campus Rankings
Swachh and Green School Rating 2026: The selected institutions include government schools, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBVs), central schools, and a private school, reflecting broad-based participation across categories.
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Pakistani Currency Notes Found During Search In J&K's Poonch, Probe Launched
The security forces also recovered a paper slip mentioning several suspected Pakistani mobile numbers in the village.
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J&K Police Busts Cross-Border Narco-Terror Module, 3 Arrested With Weapons
Police recovered an AK-47 rifle, a pistol, and 500 grams of narcotics allegedly dropped by drones from Pakistan.
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Jan Aushadhi Kendras Expand Across India From 84 In 2014 To More Than 19,200 In 2026
New Delhi, June 17 (IANS) From around 84 functional Jan Aushadhi Kendras in 2014, the network has grown to more than 19,200 Kendras across the country in 2026, making quality generic medicines accessible at affordable prices to millions of citizens, the government said on Wednesday.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: Why Do Players Spit? Biology And Health Benefits Explained
Spitting is common in football because players spend long periods running, sprinting and breathing heavily.
-
Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
-
Summer Heat Affecting Your Mood? Why You're Going Through Anger, Irritation, Aggression (And What To Do About It)
High temperatures can add extra stress on the body, making it harder to stay calm and focused. Understanding why this happens can help you manage your mood and stay more comfortable during the hot days.
-
Health Ministry Bans 16 Fixed Dose Combination Drugs Across India With Immediate Effect
New Delhi, June 20 (IANS) In a major move aimed at strengthening patient safety and ensuring the rational use of medicines, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Saturday said that it has prohibited the manufacture, sale and distribution of 16 Fixed Dose Combination (FDC) drugs for human use across the country.
-
Waking Up With Acidity? The Probiotic Drink Gastroenterologists Recommend To Soothe A Distressed Gut
If you find yourself waking up with acidity. Then you need to consider drinking a specialised drink that can repair your damaged stomach lining. Dr Ankur Jain and Dr Smita Sharma explain why this is necessary.
-
Forest Department Employee Among 2 Arrested In J&K For Sheltering Terrorists
According to police, preliminary investigation indicates the duo played a pivotal role in facilitating the movement of local terror operatives, arranging clandestine hideouts and extending material assistance to terrorists traversing the upper reaches of Dachhan.
-
NDTV Lifeline: Why Millions Of Indians Sleep Every Night, But Never Rest
NDTV Lifeline's first episode gives India a wake-up call to recognise sleep apnea as a critical public health issue
-
Health Minister Reviews India's Dengue And Malaria Preparedness Ahead Of Monsoon: Do's And Don'ts For Every Family
Ahead of the monsoon season, Union Health Minister JP Nadda reviewed India's preparedness against dengue and malaria. As mosquito-borne diseases typically surge during the rains, experts say prevention at home remains the first and most effective line of defence.
-
Waking Up Tired And Starving? How Just 4 Days Of Bad Sleep Can Increase Insulin Resistance
Dr J.C. Suri explains how bad sleep can drive insulin resistance. Here is why this happens and the early signs that may signal its effect on metabolism.
-
US-Iran Peace Deal Drops Netanyahu Into A Box As Election Deadline Nears
Benjamin Netanyahu is constrained by Donald Trump's peace push on Iran and Lebanon. Here's what Israel can do now - and how it plays out domestically as elections loom.
-
"Faith Meets Fitness": Muslim Girls Along With Hindu Friends Perform Yoga
At a time when some choose to view every act through a communal lens, a breathtaking frame emerges from Jammu and Kashmir - one that narrates the real story of Bharat.
-
11 Schools From Uttar Pradesh Feature In National Cleanliness, Green Campus Rankings
Swachh and Green School Rating 2026: The selected institutions include government schools, Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas (KGBVs), central schools, and a private school, reflecting broad-based participation across categories.
-
Pakistani Currency Notes Found During Search In J&K's Poonch, Probe Launched
The security forces also recovered a paper slip mentioning several suspected Pakistani mobile numbers in the village.
-
J&K Police Busts Cross-Border Narco-Terror Module, 3 Arrested With Weapons
Police recovered an AK-47 rifle, a pistol, and 500 grams of narcotics allegedly dropped by drones from Pakistan.
-
Jan Aushadhi Kendras Expand Across India From 84 In 2014 To More Than 19,200 In 2026
New Delhi, June 17 (IANS) From around 84 functional Jan Aushadhi Kendras in 2014, the network has grown to more than 19,200 Kendras across the country in 2026, making quality generic medicines accessible at affordable prices to millions of citizens, the government said on Wednesday.
