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Green Tea To Turmeric Milk: 5 Science-Backed Morning Drinks For Weight Loss
Have a look at 5 study-backed healthy drinks to consume first thing after waking up to aid weight loss
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Getting A Panic Attack? Doctor Shares Top Tips To Handle It Safely
Panic attacks can feel terrifying and sudden, often mimicking a heart attack. A psychiatrist explains what's happening in the body, when to seek medical help, and proven techniques to calm panic safely and regain control.
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NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope Delivers First Full-Sky Map, Unlocking Cosmic Secrets
NASA’s SPHEREx telescope has completed its first all-sky map, revealing hundreds of millions of galaxies and providing data to study the universe’s origin, evolution, and distribution of life-essential elements across cosmic history.
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Opinion | What Vijay's First Rally In Tamil Nadu Post-Karur Stampede Really Means
Mission Erode was bulk-order political messaging, aided suitably by geography.
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Bruises Leaving Marks? Here's When It's Normal And What To Do About It
Bruises are common and usually harmless, but lingering marks can signal nutritional deficiencies, medications, ageing, or underlying health conditions.
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Why is China Making Condoms Expensive? 13% VAT Imposed On Contraceptives
These products had been exempt from VAT for the past three decades as China enforced its strict one-child policy and actively promoted birth control.
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Bill Gates Warns Of Child Death Rise Due To Aid Cuts, Criticises DOGE
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates told AFP on Thursday it is "tragic" that child deaths will increase worldwide for the first time this century because wealthy Western countries have slashed international aid.
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Ice Pack Or Heat Pad: What Should You Use On Your Injury?
Got an ache or injury? Use cold and hot therapies right, and you'll heal smarter, not harder.
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World AIDS Day 2025: History, Significance And Theme
World AIDS Day 2025 Theme: Despite making progress in educating people, social stigma and taboo still exist. Hence, the day becomes significant in raising awareness
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To Counter Simon Harmer, Keshav Maharaj's Spin, India's 'Ambidextrous' Ploy Ahead Of 2nd Test vs South Africa
In a match simulation designed to help Indian batters counter the threat of off-spinner Simon Harmer and left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj, an unlikely figure stepped into the spotlight at Eden Gardens
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CBSE Class 10 Mathematics Sample Paper 2025-26 Released: Practice Now For Better Marks
The Mathematics sample paper for Class 10 includes five parts with varied marks and question types, aiding students in understanding exam structure and chapter-wise weightage.
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James Webb Telescope May Have Spotted First Generation of Stars in the Universe
Astronomers using JWST may have discovered Population III stars in cluster LAP1-B, offering new insights into early galaxy formation and the universe’s first luminous objects. JWST observations suggest Population III stars may have formed 13 billion years ago, helping trace early galaxies. These stars might be building blocks for larger galaxies ...
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
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Children's Day: Common Health Hazards Every Parent Should Prevent
Expectant and new parents often focus on the immediate, tangible needs of children. Yet, a life-saving skill set to develop is the knowledge to act decisively when a child's health and wellbeing hangs in the balance.
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FAST Action Saves Lives: Recognise Stroke Symptoms Before It's Too Late
To identify a stroke, remember the FAST acronym: Face, Arms, Speech, Time. This can prove lifesaving and prevent irreversible brain damage in a stroke patient.
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Green Tea To Turmeric Milk: 5 Science-Backed Morning Drinks For Weight Loss
Have a look at 5 study-backed healthy drinks to consume first thing after waking up to aid weight loss
-
Getting A Panic Attack? Doctor Shares Top Tips To Handle It Safely
Panic attacks can feel terrifying and sudden, often mimicking a heart attack. A psychiatrist explains what's happening in the body, when to seek medical help, and proven techniques to calm panic safely and regain control.
-
NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope Delivers First Full-Sky Map, Unlocking Cosmic Secrets
NASA’s SPHEREx telescope has completed its first all-sky map, revealing hundreds of millions of galaxies and providing data to study the universe’s origin, evolution, and distribution of life-essential elements across cosmic history.
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Opinion | What Vijay's First Rally In Tamil Nadu Post-Karur Stampede Really Means
Mission Erode was bulk-order political messaging, aided suitably by geography.
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Bruises Leaving Marks? Here's When It's Normal And What To Do About It
Bruises are common and usually harmless, but lingering marks can signal nutritional deficiencies, medications, ageing, or underlying health conditions.
-
Why is China Making Condoms Expensive? 13% VAT Imposed On Contraceptives
These products had been exempt from VAT for the past three decades as China enforced its strict one-child policy and actively promoted birth control.
-
Bill Gates Warns Of Child Death Rise Due To Aid Cuts, Criticises DOGE
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates told AFP on Thursday it is "tragic" that child deaths will increase worldwide for the first time this century because wealthy Western countries have slashed international aid.
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Ice Pack Or Heat Pad: What Should You Use On Your Injury?
Got an ache or injury? Use cold and hot therapies right, and you'll heal smarter, not harder.
-
World AIDS Day 2025: History, Significance And Theme
World AIDS Day 2025 Theme: Despite making progress in educating people, social stigma and taboo still exist. Hence, the day becomes significant in raising awareness
-
To Counter Simon Harmer, Keshav Maharaj's Spin, India's 'Ambidextrous' Ploy Ahead Of 2nd Test vs South Africa
In a match simulation designed to help Indian batters counter the threat of off-spinner Simon Harmer and left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj, an unlikely figure stepped into the spotlight at Eden Gardens
-
CBSE Class 10 Mathematics Sample Paper 2025-26 Released: Practice Now For Better Marks
The Mathematics sample paper for Class 10 includes five parts with varied marks and question types, aiding students in understanding exam structure and chapter-wise weightage.
-
James Webb Telescope May Have Spotted First Generation of Stars in the Universe
Astronomers using JWST may have discovered Population III stars in cluster LAP1-B, offering new insights into early galaxy formation and the universe’s first luminous objects. JWST observations suggest Population III stars may have formed 13 billion years ago, helping trace early galaxies. These stars might be building blocks for larger galaxies ...
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Supreme Court's 'Ban Luxury Cars' Tip For Promoting Electric Vehicles
Phasing out luxury petrol and diesel cars could be the starting point for a proper implementation of the Centre's plans to promote Electric Vehicles (EVs), the Supreme Court said today.
-
Children's Day: Common Health Hazards Every Parent Should Prevent
Expectant and new parents often focus on the immediate, tangible needs of children. Yet, a life-saving skill set to develop is the knowledge to act decisively when a child's health and wellbeing hangs in the balance.
-
FAST Action Saves Lives: Recognise Stroke Symptoms Before It's Too Late
To identify a stroke, remember the FAST acronym: Face, Arms, Speech, Time. This can prove lifesaving and prevent irreversible brain damage in a stroke patient.
