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Haemophilia And Sports: Benefits, Precautions, And Choosing The Right Activity
Traditionally, because of the fear of bleeding, children with haemophilia were discouraged from participating in sports. However, this perspective has changed significantly over the past few decades.
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Iran To Gulf: Expanding War Leaves Thousands Dead Across Middle East
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) said on March 28 that at least 3,461 people had been killed, including 1,551 civilians
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Karnataka Assembly To Discuss Is Students Should Clean School Premises
School Education and Literacy Minister Madhu Bangarappa said he would welcome this if the House is willing to pass legislation in this regard.
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Iran To Lebanon To Iraq: Heavy Casualties Reported Amid US-Israel-Iran War
Thousands have died across the Middle East following US and Israeli attacks on Iran and retaliatory Iranian strikes, with casualties reported in Iran, Lebanon, Iraq, Israel, and other countries.
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Why Sweden's Prisons Are Preparing To House Young Teens
North of Stockholm, the Rosersberg prison is making preparations to house children as young as 13 in response to a much-criticised juvenile judicial reform expected to take effect in July.
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"We're Not Wombs": Japanese Women Fight Against Sterilisation Restrictions
Kazane Kajiya and four other women are now challenging the constitutionality of Japan's decades-old "maternity protection" law, one of the world's most restrictive barriers to sterilisation.
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Iran Says 25 Hospitals Hit After US-Israeli Strikes, Over 1,200 Dead, WHO Warns Of "Grave Public Health Threats"
More than 10,000 civilians have been injured and over 1,200 people killed, including around 200 children under the age of 12 and about 200 women.
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Actor-Politician Vijay's Wife Sankgeetha Files For Divorce In Tamil Nadu Court
Actor-politician Vijay's wife Sankgeetha Sornalingam has filed for divorce from the actor
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Farhan Akhtar Shares Why He Backed BAFTA-Winning Boong: "It Just Felt Right"
The Manipuri-language film Boong won the Best Children's & Family Film award
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When Saif Ali Khan Said He Never "Compelled" First Wife Amrita Singh To Convert To Islam
Saif Ali Khan said, "Right from the beginning, religion was 'to each his own'"
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Supreme Court Ruling On Menstrual Hygiene, A Monumental Step Towards Women's Empowerment: Experts
The Supreme Court's recognition of menstrual hygiene as a right to life is a landmark step for women's dignity and stigma-free education, said public health experts on Saturday.
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Santa Tracker 2025: Here's Where Santa Claus Is Right Now, How To Follow The Sleigh
Santa Tracker 2025 lets children and families follow Santa Claus's annual Christmas Eve journey in real time.
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Rights Body Takes Note As 5 Children Get HIV-Infected Blood In Madhya Pradesh
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognisance of the shocking case in which five children tested HIV positive after allegedly being administered infected blood during transfusions at government health facilities in Madhya Pradesh.
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"Enraged" Supreme Court Slaps Rs 1 Lakh Fine On NGO For "Crumbling Judiciary"
The NGO filed a writ petition, calling the Supreme Court's 2014 judgment of keeping minority schools out of the RTE Act's ambit "unconstitutional".
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A Hundred Days of Hope: India's New Push to End Child Marriage by 2030
Ministry Of Women & Child Development Launches 100-Day Campaign To End Child Marriage By 2030
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Haemophilia And Sports: Benefits, Precautions, And Choosing The Right Activity
Traditionally, because of the fear of bleeding, children with haemophilia were discouraged from participating in sports. However, this perspective has changed significantly over the past few decades.
-
Iran To Gulf: Expanding War Leaves Thousands Dead Across Middle East
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) said on March 28 that at least 3,461 people had been killed, including 1,551 civilians
-
Karnataka Assembly To Discuss Is Students Should Clean School Premises
School Education and Literacy Minister Madhu Bangarappa said he would welcome this if the House is willing to pass legislation in this regard.
-
Iran To Lebanon To Iraq: Heavy Casualties Reported Amid US-Israel-Iran War
Thousands have died across the Middle East following US and Israeli attacks on Iran and retaliatory Iranian strikes, with casualties reported in Iran, Lebanon, Iraq, Israel, and other countries.
-
Why Sweden's Prisons Are Preparing To House Young Teens
North of Stockholm, the Rosersberg prison is making preparations to house children as young as 13 in response to a much-criticised juvenile judicial reform expected to take effect in July.
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"We're Not Wombs": Japanese Women Fight Against Sterilisation Restrictions
Kazane Kajiya and four other women are now challenging the constitutionality of Japan's decades-old "maternity protection" law, one of the world's most restrictive barriers to sterilisation.
-
Iran Says 25 Hospitals Hit After US-Israeli Strikes, Over 1,200 Dead, WHO Warns Of "Grave Public Health Threats"
More than 10,000 civilians have been injured and over 1,200 people killed, including around 200 children under the age of 12 and about 200 women.
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Actor-Politician Vijay's Wife Sankgeetha Files For Divorce In Tamil Nadu Court
Actor-politician Vijay's wife Sankgeetha Sornalingam has filed for divorce from the actor
-
Farhan Akhtar Shares Why He Backed BAFTA-Winning Boong: "It Just Felt Right"
The Manipuri-language film Boong won the Best Children's & Family Film award
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When Saif Ali Khan Said He Never "Compelled" First Wife Amrita Singh To Convert To Islam
Saif Ali Khan said, "Right from the beginning, religion was 'to each his own'"
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Supreme Court Ruling On Menstrual Hygiene, A Monumental Step Towards Women's Empowerment: Experts
The Supreme Court's recognition of menstrual hygiene as a right to life is a landmark step for women's dignity and stigma-free education, said public health experts on Saturday.
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Santa Tracker 2025: Here's Where Santa Claus Is Right Now, How To Follow The Sleigh
Santa Tracker 2025 lets children and families follow Santa Claus's annual Christmas Eve journey in real time.
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Rights Body Takes Note As 5 Children Get HIV-Infected Blood In Madhya Pradesh
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken cognisance of the shocking case in which five children tested HIV positive after allegedly being administered infected blood during transfusions at government health facilities in Madhya Pradesh.
-
"Enraged" Supreme Court Slaps Rs 1 Lakh Fine On NGO For "Crumbling Judiciary"
The NGO filed a writ petition, calling the Supreme Court's 2014 judgment of keeping minority schools out of the RTE Act's ambit "unconstitutional".
-
A Hundred Days of Hope: India's New Push to End Child Marriage by 2030
Ministry Of Women & Child Development Launches 100-Day Campaign To End Child Marriage By 2030
