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40 Years After Chernobyl Disaster, Scientists Find Radioactive Particles Surprisingly Stable
Nearly 40 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, scientists have found that some radioactive particles released during the accident have retained much of their internal structure.
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"Balances My Nervous System": Samantha Ruth Prabhu Reveals Her Non-Negotiable Morning Routine
Samantha Ruth Prabhu has revealed the 45-minute morning routine she follows every day, calling it the secret behind her ability to manage hundreds of tasks
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Equality Fund Journalism Fellowship 2026: Applications Open With Rs 2.72 Lakh Stipend
The Equality Fund invites journalists from Global South countries to apply for its 2026 Journalism Fellowship supporting gender-focused reporting projects.
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From Situationship To Relationship: It's Happening Inside The NDTV App
The app is the one place left where a publisher still gets to decide what a unit of news is, where volume and signature work can serve each other instead of fighting over the same shrinking sliver of homepage.
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Out-Of-Body Experience Trial Produces Unexpected Result: Report
A University of Virginia study testing whether people with reported out-of-body experiences could identify objects in another room found no results better than chance.
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When Algo Decides What You See, Journalism Must Show What Matters
The internet doesn't need more content. It needs better filters for reality, shown to audiences when it really matters.
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Are People Becoming Less Intelligent? Study Explores The 'Reverse Flynn Effect'
Researchers say the trend, known as the Reverse Flynn Effect, may be linked to environmental, educational and lifestyle changes rather than genetics.
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Devrishi Narad Awards Honour Excellence In Journalism Across 12 Categories
The awards recognised excellence in journalism across 12 categories, celebrating contributions ranging from rural reporting and women's issues to digital journalism and content creation.
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Iron Age Scottish Woman May Have Had Her Brain Removed Before Burial, Study Finds
An Iron Age Scottish woman likely had her brains scooped out after she died as part of her burial, according to a new study that sheds further light on the complex funerary rites of this prehistoric culture.
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4.9 Million Children Died Globally Before Turning 5 In 2024, Estimates Study
A series of five research papers published in The British Medical Journal estimate that globally, 4.9 million children died before turning five in 2024, including 2.3 million neonatal deaths.
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IIMC Opens Admissions For Journalism And Media Courses; Apply By June 7
IIMC has opened admissions for MA and PG Diploma courses for 2026-2027 with registration from May 26 to June 7 on its official website.
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Addressing Undernutrition Could Prevent 2.3 Million Tuberculosis Cases Worldwide: Lancet Study
Addressing undernutrition could prevent up to 2.3 million tuberculosis cases worldwide, representing 23.7 per cent of infections among adults in 2023, according to a modelling study published in The Lancet Global Health journal.
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Addressing Undernutrition Could Prevent 2.3 Million Tuberculosis Cases Worldwide: Lancet Study
Addressing undernutrition could prevent up to 2.3 million tuberculosis cases worldwide, representing 23.7 per cent of infections among adults in 2023, according to a modelling study published in The Lancet Global Health journal.
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Just 11 Extra Minutes Of Sleep A Night Can Lower Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
A major study of over 53,000 adults has found that sleeping just 11 minutes more, walking an extra few minutes, and eating slightly more vegetables each day can reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes by 10 per cent, with larger lifestyle changes cutting the risk by up to 57 per cent.
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Climate Change Could Push Millions To Become Physically Inactive By 2050: Lancet Study
A study published in The Lancet Global Health journal highlights that climate change could drive millions around the world into physical inactivity by 2050 and cause premature deaths yearly and effect productivity.
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40 Years After Chernobyl Disaster, Scientists Find Radioactive Particles Surprisingly Stable
Nearly 40 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, scientists have found that some radioactive particles released during the accident have retained much of their internal structure.
-
"Balances My Nervous System": Samantha Ruth Prabhu Reveals Her Non-Negotiable Morning Routine
Samantha Ruth Prabhu has revealed the 45-minute morning routine she follows every day, calling it the secret behind her ability to manage hundreds of tasks
-
Equality Fund Journalism Fellowship 2026: Applications Open With Rs 2.72 Lakh Stipend
The Equality Fund invites journalists from Global South countries to apply for its 2026 Journalism Fellowship supporting gender-focused reporting projects.
-
From Situationship To Relationship: It's Happening Inside The NDTV App
The app is the one place left where a publisher still gets to decide what a unit of news is, where volume and signature work can serve each other instead of fighting over the same shrinking sliver of homepage.
-
Out-Of-Body Experience Trial Produces Unexpected Result: Report
A University of Virginia study testing whether people with reported out-of-body experiences could identify objects in another room found no results better than chance.
-
When Algo Decides What You See, Journalism Must Show What Matters
The internet doesn't need more content. It needs better filters for reality, shown to audiences when it really matters.
-
Are People Becoming Less Intelligent? Study Explores The 'Reverse Flynn Effect'
Researchers say the trend, known as the Reverse Flynn Effect, may be linked to environmental, educational and lifestyle changes rather than genetics.
-
Devrishi Narad Awards Honour Excellence In Journalism Across 12 Categories
The awards recognised excellence in journalism across 12 categories, celebrating contributions ranging from rural reporting and women's issues to digital journalism and content creation.
-
Iron Age Scottish Woman May Have Had Her Brain Removed Before Burial, Study Finds
An Iron Age Scottish woman likely had her brains scooped out after she died as part of her burial, according to a new study that sheds further light on the complex funerary rites of this prehistoric culture.
-
4.9 Million Children Died Globally Before Turning 5 In 2024, Estimates Study
A series of five research papers published in The British Medical Journal estimate that globally, 4.9 million children died before turning five in 2024, including 2.3 million neonatal deaths.
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IIMC Opens Admissions For Journalism And Media Courses; Apply By June 7
IIMC has opened admissions for MA and PG Diploma courses for 2026-2027 with registration from May 26 to June 7 on its official website.
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Addressing Undernutrition Could Prevent 2.3 Million Tuberculosis Cases Worldwide: Lancet Study
Addressing undernutrition could prevent up to 2.3 million tuberculosis cases worldwide, representing 23.7 per cent of infections among adults in 2023, according to a modelling study published in The Lancet Global Health journal.
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Addressing Undernutrition Could Prevent 2.3 Million Tuberculosis Cases Worldwide: Lancet Study
Addressing undernutrition could prevent up to 2.3 million tuberculosis cases worldwide, representing 23.7 per cent of infections among adults in 2023, according to a modelling study published in The Lancet Global Health journal.
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Just 11 Extra Minutes Of Sleep A Night Can Lower Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
A major study of over 53,000 adults has found that sleeping just 11 minutes more, walking an extra few minutes, and eating slightly more vegetables each day can reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes by 10 per cent, with larger lifestyle changes cutting the risk by up to 57 per cent.
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Climate Change Could Push Millions To Become Physically Inactive By 2050: Lancet Study
A study published in The Lancet Global Health journal highlights that climate change could drive millions around the world into physical inactivity by 2050 and cause premature deaths yearly and effect productivity.
