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CBSE Board Exams 2026 Begin Tomorrow: Over 46 Lakh Students To Appear, Check Key Guidelines
CBSE Board Exams 2026: CBSE has urged all students to plan their travel carefully, reach centres on time, and adhere strictly to all examination guidelines to ensure smooth conduct of the 2026 board exams.
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Morning Vs Night Skincare: Dermatologist Explains What To Use And When
The expert explained that salicylic acid can be used both during the day and at night, but it can increase the skin's sensitivity to UV rays
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Childhood Cancer: Less Than 30% Of Diagnosed Children Survive In Pakistan
Around 10,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in Pakistan each year, but fewer than 30 per cent of them survive due to delayed diagnosis, limited treatment facilities and financial difficulties, health experts stated at an
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Jung Kook From BTS Adopts One Meal A Day Diet: Is Eating Once A Day Sustainable For High-Intensity Lifestyles?
BTS's Jung Kook recently revealed his OMAD diet. Here is what it is, and the possible health benefits and side effects that you should know.
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Indian Woman Eats Sushi For The First Time, Like She Eats Rice With Hands (Desi-Style)
A viral video of a woman smashing sushi with her hands has sparked strong reactions online, with viewers debating the right way to enjoy the Japanese delicacy.
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At 50, Mini Mathur Shares Desi Makeup Hacks, Skincare Routine: "I Buy A Cream For 120 Bucks"
"Why, at 50, can I not look after myself because I want to look good? I don't want to look younger, but can I please maximise how I can look at this age?" asked Mini
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Burnt Sugar Cake: Why This American Classic Is Being Remembered Again
The resurgence of Burnt Sugar Cake is part of a movement to honour overlooked Black culinary contributions. For too long, Black American foodways were reduced to stereotypes, with dishes like Burnt Sugar Cake, requiring genuine skill and cultural significance, forgotten.
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"I Don't Care": Indian Student's Chilling Words Days Before Death In US
Days before he went missing and was later found dead in California, Indian student Saketh Srinivasaiah ate and talked less and even went to classes in a bathrobe, showing clear signs of distress, his college roommate recalled.
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Union Government Aims To Achieve 60% Childhood Cancer Survival Rate By 2030
Assuring innovative funding models to support childhood cancer, Deputy Director General of Health Services L. Swasticharan said on Sunday that the Union government is aiming to achieve a survival rate of 60 per cent for childhood cancer by 2030.
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Two Injections A Year For Blood Pressure? Lancet Review Signals Major Shift In Hypertension Care
The development, researchers say, could fundamentally change how hypertension is managed, particularly at a time when control rates remain alarmingly low.
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CBSE Board Exams 2026 Begin Tomorrow: Over 46 Lakh Students To Appear, Check Key Guidelines
CBSE Board Exams 2026: CBSE has urged all students to plan their travel carefully, reach centres on time, and adhere strictly to all examination guidelines to ensure smooth conduct of the 2026 board exams.
-
Morning Vs Night Skincare: Dermatologist Explains What To Use And When
The expert explained that salicylic acid can be used both during the day and at night, but it can increase the skin's sensitivity to UV rays
-
Childhood Cancer: Less Than 30% Of Diagnosed Children Survive In Pakistan
Around 10,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in Pakistan each year, but fewer than 30 per cent of them survive due to delayed diagnosis, limited treatment facilities and financial difficulties, health experts stated at an
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Jung Kook From BTS Adopts One Meal A Day Diet: Is Eating Once A Day Sustainable For High-Intensity Lifestyles?
BTS's Jung Kook recently revealed his OMAD diet. Here is what it is, and the possible health benefits and side effects that you should know.
-
Indian Woman Eats Sushi For The First Time, Like She Eats Rice With Hands (Desi-Style)
A viral video of a woman smashing sushi with her hands has sparked strong reactions online, with viewers debating the right way to enjoy the Japanese delicacy.
-
At 50, Mini Mathur Shares Desi Makeup Hacks, Skincare Routine: "I Buy A Cream For 120 Bucks"
"Why, at 50, can I not look after myself because I want to look good? I don't want to look younger, but can I please maximise how I can look at this age?" asked Mini
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Burnt Sugar Cake: Why This American Classic Is Being Remembered Again
The resurgence of Burnt Sugar Cake is part of a movement to honour overlooked Black culinary contributions. For too long, Black American foodways were reduced to stereotypes, with dishes like Burnt Sugar Cake, requiring genuine skill and cultural significance, forgotten.
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"I Don't Care": Indian Student's Chilling Words Days Before Death In US
Days before he went missing and was later found dead in California, Indian student Saketh Srinivasaiah ate and talked less and even went to classes in a bathrobe, showing clear signs of distress, his college roommate recalled.
-
Union Government Aims To Achieve 60% Childhood Cancer Survival Rate By 2030
Assuring innovative funding models to support childhood cancer, Deputy Director General of Health Services L. Swasticharan said on Sunday that the Union government is aiming to achieve a survival rate of 60 per cent for childhood cancer by 2030.
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Two Injections A Year For Blood Pressure? Lancet Review Signals Major Shift In Hypertension Care
The development, researchers say, could fundamentally change how hypertension is managed, particularly at a time when control rates remain alarmingly low.
