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What Is 'Office Air' And Why Does It Make Everyone Look Tired?
Office air refers to the belief that spending hours inside an office slowly makes people look duller, tired, dehydrated, or generally less fresh than they did in the morning
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Goa Declares 82 Lakh Square Metres As No Development Zone To Protect Hills
The Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has approved the Goa Forest Department's proposal to declare large stretches along the Mandovi and Zuari riverbanks as eco-sensitive zones.
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Prevention Of Invasive Fungal Infections (IFI): Simple Steps To Stay Protected
Preventing invasive fungal infections starts with managing the conditions that make a person vulnerable in the first place. For people with diabetes, keeping blood sugar levels well controlled is one of the most important things they can do.
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Nick Jonas Opens Up About Being A Girl Dad To Daughter Malti: 'I Want To Protect Her Curiosity'
"It's not just about the daily routine of parenting; it's about finding what the little magic in your child is and doing all you can to build a world around them," shared Nick Jonas
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Climate Change Kept Off Agenda For G7 Meet In Paris To 'Avoid Row With US'
The office of France's ecology minister Monique Barbut had said the Group of Seven would focus on "less contentious issues" to appease the US.
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8 Places Where Cars Are Banned, A Maharashtra Town Too Is On The List
These car-free destinations prove that travel can be slower, quieter and far more meaningful without vehicles.
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Lara Dutta Credits Akshay Kumar For Protecting Priyanka Chopra And Her On Andaaz Set: 'Saw Two Young Girls, Never Took Advantage'
Lara Dutta added, "Just to have that environment around you where you felt protected and not exploited"
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World Health Day 2026: WHO Advocates For Science-Led Care, One Health Approach To Address Health Risks
On World Health Day 2026, WHO SouthEast Asia urges urgent science-led action and stronger One Health approach to tackle climate, disease, and evoloving health risks.
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Researchers Discover MediaTek Chip Vulnerability That Could Impact Millions of Android Phones
Ledger Donjon, a group of security researchers for the cryptocurrency wallet firm Ledger, claimed to have discovered a vulnerability that potentially affects millions of Android phones powered by MediaTek chipsets. Ledger’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Charles Guillemet claims that the security researchers used the CMF Phone 1 to discover the M...
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Black Rain Health Risks Explained: WHO Warns Of Toxic Fallout In Iran
The World Health Organization has warned about health risks from "black rain" reported in Iran after oil facility fires. Here's what black rain is, why it occurs, its health effects and precautions to stay safe.
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6 Things To Do In Ladakh For Travellers Who Hate Crowds
If you dream of Ladakh's vast silence but not its tourist rush, these six offbeat experiences will help you find the region's calmest corners.
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What is The Aravalli Story And Why It Is Important
The Aravalli Hills one of the world's oldest mountain ranges and an ecologically sensitive zone that supports biodiversity, recharges groundwater, and regulates climate across northern India is at the centre of a legal and political storm.
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Welcome Top Court Order On Aravalli, Panel Formation: Environment Minister
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav on Monday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to stay its order accepting a uniform definition of the Aravalli hills and ranges, and said the government stands committed to its protection and restoration.
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Cases Pile Up As Aravalli Mining Curbs Fail To Halt Violations In Rajasthan
Illegal mining continues in the Aravalli range in Rajasthan, with official data revealing large-scale violations despite repeated political promises to protect one of India's oldest mountain systems.
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Opinion | Why You Can't Put A 'Measuring Tape' On The 2-Billion-Year Old Aravallis
In a region that has already paid dearly for environmental shortcuts, redefining protection before completing the science is a risk India cannot afford.
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What Is 'Office Air' And Why Does It Make Everyone Look Tired?
Office air refers to the belief that spending hours inside an office slowly makes people look duller, tired, dehydrated, or generally less fresh than they did in the morning
-
Goa Declares 82 Lakh Square Metres As No Development Zone To Protect Hills
The Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has approved the Goa Forest Department's proposal to declare large stretches along the Mandovi and Zuari riverbanks as eco-sensitive zones.
-
Prevention Of Invasive Fungal Infections (IFI): Simple Steps To Stay Protected
Preventing invasive fungal infections starts with managing the conditions that make a person vulnerable in the first place. For people with diabetes, keeping blood sugar levels well controlled is one of the most important things they can do.
-
Nick Jonas Opens Up About Being A Girl Dad To Daughter Malti: 'I Want To Protect Her Curiosity'
"It's not just about the daily routine of parenting; it's about finding what the little magic in your child is and doing all you can to build a world around them," shared Nick Jonas
-
Climate Change Kept Off Agenda For G7 Meet In Paris To 'Avoid Row With US'
The office of France's ecology minister Monique Barbut had said the Group of Seven would focus on "less contentious issues" to appease the US.
-
8 Places Where Cars Are Banned, A Maharashtra Town Too Is On The List
These car-free destinations prove that travel can be slower, quieter and far more meaningful without vehicles.
-
Lara Dutta Credits Akshay Kumar For Protecting Priyanka Chopra And Her On Andaaz Set: 'Saw Two Young Girls, Never Took Advantage'
Lara Dutta added, "Just to have that environment around you where you felt protected and not exploited"
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World Health Day 2026: WHO Advocates For Science-Led Care, One Health Approach To Address Health Risks
On World Health Day 2026, WHO SouthEast Asia urges urgent science-led action and stronger One Health approach to tackle climate, disease, and evoloving health risks.
-
Researchers Discover MediaTek Chip Vulnerability That Could Impact Millions of Android Phones
Ledger Donjon, a group of security researchers for the cryptocurrency wallet firm Ledger, claimed to have discovered a vulnerability that potentially affects millions of Android phones powered by MediaTek chipsets. Ledger’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Charles Guillemet claims that the security researchers used the CMF Phone 1 to discover the M...
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Black Rain Health Risks Explained: WHO Warns Of Toxic Fallout In Iran
The World Health Organization has warned about health risks from "black rain" reported in Iran after oil facility fires. Here's what black rain is, why it occurs, its health effects and precautions to stay safe.
-
6 Things To Do In Ladakh For Travellers Who Hate Crowds
If you dream of Ladakh's vast silence but not its tourist rush, these six offbeat experiences will help you find the region's calmest corners.
-
What is The Aravalli Story And Why It Is Important
The Aravalli Hills one of the world's oldest mountain ranges and an ecologically sensitive zone that supports biodiversity, recharges groundwater, and regulates climate across northern India is at the centre of a legal and political storm.
-
Welcome Top Court Order On Aravalli, Panel Formation: Environment Minister
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav on Monday welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to stay its order accepting a uniform definition of the Aravalli hills and ranges, and said the government stands committed to its protection and restoration.
-
Cases Pile Up As Aravalli Mining Curbs Fail To Halt Violations In Rajasthan
Illegal mining continues in the Aravalli range in Rajasthan, with official data revealing large-scale violations despite repeated political promises to protect one of India's oldest mountain systems.
-
Opinion | Why You Can't Put A 'Measuring Tape' On The 2-Billion-Year Old Aravallis
In a region that has already paid dearly for environmental shortcuts, redefining protection before completing the science is a risk India cannot afford.
