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Opinion | Twisha Sharma And The Case Of The Ever-Innocent Indian Husband
Within 72 hours of Twisha's death, a media narrative had overtaken the forensic one: "erratic behaviour", "history of depression", and alleged drug use. None of it was ever substantiated in a chargesheet. Because that was never the point.
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"Not 1 Gram Will Pass": Amit Shah On India's Zero Drug Tolerance Pledge
Amit Shah said Indian security agencies had drawn up a roadmap to dismantle drug syndicates as part of PM Narendra Modi's Drug-Free India by 2047 goal.
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Drug Ban To Purple Cap Race: How GT Star Kagiso Rabada Turned Around His Career In 12 Months
Kagiso Rabada has endured a roller-coaster 12 months, going from a drug ban in early 2025 to winning the World Test Championship with South Africa, and then starring for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2026.
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Operation Global Hunt: An India-Interpol Plan To Track Down Fugitives
The targets of this operation include criminals linked to international drug syndicates and organised crime networks.
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JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini Sexually Abused 'Brown Boy Indian', Threatened His Career: Report
JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini is alleged to have sexually abused and harassed a junior colleague, according to a lawsuit filed.
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India-Turkey Cement Security Ties With Dawood Aide Salim Dola's Deportation
Salim Dola, an alleged associate of Iqbal Mirchi and linked to networks of Dawood Ibrahim, had been on the radar of Indian agencies for years.
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Antibiotic Resistance vs Antibiotic Tolerance: Why Knowing The Difference Matters
Antibiotic resistance and antibiotic tolerance have their distinct effect on your system. Knowing their differences is key to understanding how careful you need to be with antibiotics.
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Kagiso Rabada Smoking In Gujarat Titans Camp? Viral Video Stumps Internet
Gujarat Titans pacer Kagiso Rabada has landed in fresh controversy after a video allegedly showing him smoking a cigarette went viral on social media.
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IIT Gandhinagar Develops Hydrogel-Based Technology To Simplify Colon Tumour Surgery
Gandhinagar, April 19 (IANS) In a landmark achievement, the IIT Gandhinagar has developed a hydrogel-based technology with potential of spurring further innovations -- thereby resulting in "simplification" of surgery for colon-related tumours.
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Health Ministry Mulls Ban On Cough Syrups For Children Under 2 Years: Report
New Delhi, April 11 (IANS) Health Ministry is reportedly considering banning prescriptions of paediatric cough syrups for children under two years and discouraging their use for those under five.
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New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
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A New Drug Solriamfetol May Solve The 'Shiftwork Disorder' Crisis
A new drug known as Solriamfetol has been developed to combat early morning fatigue that affects early morning workers. It has been specially designed to improve alertness and fatigue and improve sleepiness.
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With Rs 13,000-25,000 Per Dose, Weight-Loss Drugs Are Changing Indian Weddings For Brides
The lowest Mounjaro injection pen dose sells for Rs 13,125 per month, while the highest dose costs Rs 25,781. Novo is selling the lowest Wegovy dose for Rs 5,660 and the highest for Rs 16,400 a month
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Indian Researchers Unlock Bacterial Genetic Code To Combat Tuberculosis
New Delhi, April 2 (IANS) Tuberculosis is one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases and now, a team of scientists has discovered a fundamental flaw in a long-standing model of how bacteria control gene expression that can form the base for inn
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Delhi Scientists Deploy AI To Advance Drug Development For Pneumonia
A new India-Sweden research collaboration at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi is using artificial intelligence to help scientists outpace deadly pneumonia germs.
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Opinion | Twisha Sharma And The Case Of The Ever-Innocent Indian Husband
Within 72 hours of Twisha's death, a media narrative had overtaken the forensic one: "erratic behaviour", "history of depression", and alleged drug use. None of it was ever substantiated in a chargesheet. Because that was never the point.
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"Not 1 Gram Will Pass": Amit Shah On India's Zero Drug Tolerance Pledge
Amit Shah said Indian security agencies had drawn up a roadmap to dismantle drug syndicates as part of PM Narendra Modi's Drug-Free India by 2047 goal.
-
Drug Ban To Purple Cap Race: How GT Star Kagiso Rabada Turned Around His Career In 12 Months
Kagiso Rabada has endured a roller-coaster 12 months, going from a drug ban in early 2025 to winning the World Test Championship with South Africa, and then starring for Gujarat Titans in IPL 2026.
-
Operation Global Hunt: An India-Interpol Plan To Track Down Fugitives
The targets of this operation include criminals linked to international drug syndicates and organised crime networks.
-
JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini Sexually Abused 'Brown Boy Indian', Threatened His Career: Report
JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini is alleged to have sexually abused and harassed a junior colleague, according to a lawsuit filed.
-
India-Turkey Cement Security Ties With Dawood Aide Salim Dola's Deportation
Salim Dola, an alleged associate of Iqbal Mirchi and linked to networks of Dawood Ibrahim, had been on the radar of Indian agencies for years.
-
Antibiotic Resistance vs Antibiotic Tolerance: Why Knowing The Difference Matters
Antibiotic resistance and antibiotic tolerance have their distinct effect on your system. Knowing their differences is key to understanding how careful you need to be with antibiotics.
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Kagiso Rabada Smoking In Gujarat Titans Camp? Viral Video Stumps Internet
Gujarat Titans pacer Kagiso Rabada has landed in fresh controversy after a video allegedly showing him smoking a cigarette went viral on social media.
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IIT Gandhinagar Develops Hydrogel-Based Technology To Simplify Colon Tumour Surgery
Gandhinagar, April 19 (IANS) In a landmark achievement, the IIT Gandhinagar has developed a hydrogel-based technology with potential of spurring further innovations -- thereby resulting in "simplification" of surgery for colon-related tumours.
-
Health Ministry Mulls Ban On Cough Syrups For Children Under 2 Years: Report
New Delhi, April 11 (IANS) Health Ministry is reportedly considering banning prescriptions of paediatric cough syrups for children under two years and discouraging their use for those under five.
-
New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
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A New Drug Solriamfetol May Solve The 'Shiftwork Disorder' Crisis
A new drug known as Solriamfetol has been developed to combat early morning fatigue that affects early morning workers. It has been specially designed to improve alertness and fatigue and improve sleepiness.
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With Rs 13,000-25,000 Per Dose, Weight-Loss Drugs Are Changing Indian Weddings For Brides
The lowest Mounjaro injection pen dose sells for Rs 13,125 per month, while the highest dose costs Rs 25,781. Novo is selling the lowest Wegovy dose for Rs 5,660 and the highest for Rs 16,400 a month
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Indian Researchers Unlock Bacterial Genetic Code To Combat Tuberculosis
New Delhi, April 2 (IANS) Tuberculosis is one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases and now, a team of scientists has discovered a fundamental flaw in a long-standing model of how bacteria control gene expression that can form the base for inn
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Delhi Scientists Deploy AI To Advance Drug Development For Pneumonia
A new India-Sweden research collaboration at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi is using artificial intelligence to help scientists outpace deadly pneumonia germs.
