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Rare Once-In-132-Years Comet Impact Left Giant Moon Crater, NASA Shares Pic
The steep-sided hole - about 728 feet (222 meters) across and up to 141 feet (43 meters) deep - is the solar system's biggest known impact crater carved out in recent times.
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Runner's Diarrhea And Hygiene: Why It's Not Just An Athlete's Problem
Australian HYROX athlete Joanna Wietrzyk reportedly had fecal incontinence during a race, sparking hygiene and safety concerns at the event.
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Kareena Kapoor Says She Has To "Snatch" Phones Away From Sons Taimur And Jeh
Kareena Kapoor Khan said she gets "hyper" about her sons' screen time and sometimes has to snatch their phones
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Dengue Cases Rise In Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi: What Is Driving The Spike?
Dengue can change over the course of the illness, so people who have been diagnosed or are strongly suspected to have dengue should follow medical advice regarding follow-up and monitoring.
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The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
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Nepal Says Flood Reconstruction Likely To Cost $4.78 Billion
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has vowed to "strongly raise" with the international community the disasters that Nepal has experienced as a result of climate change.
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What Happens To Your Skin When You Take Whey Protein Every Day?
Whey protein could impact your skin when you take it every day. Dr. DM Mahajan explains the ways whey protein can cause skin issues and how to preserve your skin health.
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Is Doomscrolling Harming Young Minds? Psychiatrist Explains The Risks
Doomscrolling is not simply about spending too much time on a phone. For young people, repeatedly consuming distressing content can keep the brain in a heightened state of alertness.
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Delhi Building Collapse: How Dust, Debris And Trauma May Affect Health
The Satya Niketan building collapse has created a health emergency that extends beyond the immediate physical injuries and loss of life.
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Asteroid Detected Before Impact Explodes Over Australia In Rare Space Event
The asteroid was estimated at about 0.8 meters, and it posed zero threat to people or infrastructure on the ground.
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Not Just Fish, Nepal's Floodwater May Endanger Safe Food Supply In Bihar: What Doctors Say
Floods can spread waterborne diseases like cholera and typhoid, and food pose risks of gastroenteritis and dehydration in Bihar.
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Mumbai's Rocks Hide A 66-Million-Year-Old Link To Dinosaur Extinction
Mumbai's black basalt rock is a direct legacy of the Deccan Traps eruptions, which occurred almost simultaneously with the Chicxulub asteroid impact that ended the age of dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
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61% Of Children In India exposed To One More Month Of Heat Stress Due To Climate Change: Study
The exposure outpaces that for any other age group and is nearly triple the 190 million people (30 per cent) aged 60-69 experiencing the additional health threat, the researchers said.
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Indian In US Explains Why Moving Abroad Hits Different In Your 20s
An Indian man, who is currently based in the US, has shared his views on how moving abroad may affect people differently at different stages of life.
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Video: Gurugram Road Caves In Day After Rain, Waterlogging
The road cave-in comes as Gurugram's administration has once again been forced to take action after heavy rain overwhelmed the city's infrastructure.
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Rare Once-In-132-Years Comet Impact Left Giant Moon Crater, NASA Shares Pic
The steep-sided hole - about 728 feet (222 meters) across and up to 141 feet (43 meters) deep - is the solar system's biggest known impact crater carved out in recent times.
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Runner's Diarrhea And Hygiene: Why It's Not Just An Athlete's Problem
Australian HYROX athlete Joanna Wietrzyk reportedly had fecal incontinence during a race, sparking hygiene and safety concerns at the event.
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Kareena Kapoor Says She Has To "Snatch" Phones Away From Sons Taimur And Jeh
Kareena Kapoor Khan said she gets "hyper" about her sons' screen time and sometimes has to snatch their phones
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Dengue Cases Rise In Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi: What Is Driving The Spike?
Dengue can change over the course of the illness, so people who have been diagnosed or are strongly suspected to have dengue should follow medical advice regarding follow-up and monitoring.
-
The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
-
Nepal Says Flood Reconstruction Likely To Cost $4.78 Billion
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has vowed to "strongly raise" with the international community the disasters that Nepal has experienced as a result of climate change.
-
What Happens To Your Skin When You Take Whey Protein Every Day?
Whey protein could impact your skin when you take it every day. Dr. DM Mahajan explains the ways whey protein can cause skin issues and how to preserve your skin health.
-
Is Doomscrolling Harming Young Minds? Psychiatrist Explains The Risks
Doomscrolling is not simply about spending too much time on a phone. For young people, repeatedly consuming distressing content can keep the brain in a heightened state of alertness.
-
Delhi Building Collapse: How Dust, Debris And Trauma May Affect Health
The Satya Niketan building collapse has created a health emergency that extends beyond the immediate physical injuries and loss of life.
-
Asteroid Detected Before Impact Explodes Over Australia In Rare Space Event
The asteroid was estimated at about 0.8 meters, and it posed zero threat to people or infrastructure on the ground.
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Not Just Fish, Nepal's Floodwater May Endanger Safe Food Supply In Bihar: What Doctors Say
Floods can spread waterborne diseases like cholera and typhoid, and food pose risks of gastroenteritis and dehydration in Bihar.
-
Mumbai's Rocks Hide A 66-Million-Year-Old Link To Dinosaur Extinction
Mumbai's black basalt rock is a direct legacy of the Deccan Traps eruptions, which occurred almost simultaneously with the Chicxulub asteroid impact that ended the age of dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
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61% Of Children In India exposed To One More Month Of Heat Stress Due To Climate Change: Study
The exposure outpaces that for any other age group and is nearly triple the 190 million people (30 per cent) aged 60-69 experiencing the additional health threat, the researchers said.
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Indian In US Explains Why Moving Abroad Hits Different In Your 20s
An Indian man, who is currently based in the US, has shared his views on how moving abroad may affect people differently at different stages of life.
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Video: Gurugram Road Caves In Day After Rain, Waterlogging
The road cave-in comes as Gurugram's administration has once again been forced to take action after heavy rain overwhelmed the city's infrastructure.
