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Survived A Brain Tumour? Here's How Cell Therapy Could Support Recovery
Cell therapy, often referred to as a form of regenerative medicine, uses living cells or cell-derived products to support the body's natural repair mechanisms.
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'Putting Pressure On PM Modi Detrimental For International Relations': Putin On Russia-India Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday hailed Moscow's strategic partnership with New Delhi and asserted that Western attempts to force India into scaling back its cooperation with Russia are futile and damaging to global stability.
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World Multiple Sclerosis Day: Can Extreme Fatigue Sometimes Be Neurological And Not Lifestyle Related?
While MS is commonly associated with symptoms such as weakness, numbness or difficulty with balance, fatigue is often one of its earliest and most disabling manifestations. Unlike ordinary tiredness, neurological fatigue can appear suddenly and may not be linked to physical activity.
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Indian Expat Opens Up About Reverse Culture Shock After Moving Back Home: "You Feel Restless"
While friends and family were happy to see him return, he struggled internally with feelings of displacement and emotional discomfort.
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PM Modi Sweden Visit LIVE: PM Modi To Visit Sweden Today On Third Leg Of Five-Nation Tour
PM Modi in Netherlands LIVE Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a five-nation tour from May 15 to 20, during which he visited the United Arab Emirates as part of the first leg of the visit.
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American Dream Fading? 40% Of Indian Americans Consider Leaving The US, Survey Reveals Top Reasons
The political climate is at the heart of this change, with 58% of those thinking about leaving saying it was the main reason.
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Pak's Khawaja Asif Calls Israel "Evil", Deletes Post After Netanyahu's Warning
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had slammed Israel for deadly strikes on Lebanon amid a US-Iran ceasefire.
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How Punjab's Yudh Nashean Virudh Helped Ex-Addicts Rebuild Lives And Relations
The anti‑drug campaign was launched on March 1, 2025, by Punjab’s Aam Aadmi Party government to tackle the drug problem in the state.
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Older Adults Now Face 900 Hours A Year Of Extreme Heat Limits, Copernicus Data Shows
The team analysed climate and weather data recorded during 1950-2024 and managed by Copernicus Climate Change Service.
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Nepal Elections 2026 Live Updates: Nepal Sees Over 18% Turnout Till 12 PM
Nearly 19 million of Nepal's 30 million people are eligible to vote to pick a 275-member legislature.
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Obesity Is Now Being Treated As A Long-Term Disease, Not A Temporary Weight Problem, Doctor Explains Why
Obesity is now recognised globally as a chronic, relapsing disease that affects multiple organ systems and requires structured, long term management. The shift in approach is important because excess body weight is strongly linked to several diseases
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Conflict Zones And Mental Health: Hidden Wounds Of Iran, Ukraine, Gaza Crises
Ongoing conflicts in Iran, Ukraine and Gaza are fuelling a silent crisis of mental health trauma among civilians and children.
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Iran Raises Red Flag Over Mosque After Khamenei Killing. What It Means
In a symbolic gesture signalling retaliation, a red "flag of revenge" was raised over the dome of the Jamkaran Mosque, which is a site of religious significance for Iran.
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'Return To Reason': UAE Warns Iran After Dubai, Abu Dhabi Attacked
The Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, Anwar Gargash, warned Iran to not target its neighbours, calling on the Islamic Republic to "return to reason" as its retaliatory attacks in the region entered their second day.
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China, Iran Close To Deal For Missiles That Can Sink Aircraft Carriers
Iran is reportedly nearing a deal with China to purchase anti-ship cruise missiles, as the US threatens strikes on the Islamic Republic and presses its biggest military build-up in the Middle East in decades.
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Survived A Brain Tumour? Here's How Cell Therapy Could Support Recovery
Cell therapy, often referred to as a form of regenerative medicine, uses living cells or cell-derived products to support the body's natural repair mechanisms.
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'Putting Pressure On PM Modi Detrimental For International Relations': Putin On Russia-India Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday hailed Moscow's strategic partnership with New Delhi and asserted that Western attempts to force India into scaling back its cooperation with Russia are futile and damaging to global stability.
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World Multiple Sclerosis Day: Can Extreme Fatigue Sometimes Be Neurological And Not Lifestyle Related?
While MS is commonly associated with symptoms such as weakness, numbness or difficulty with balance, fatigue is often one of its earliest and most disabling manifestations. Unlike ordinary tiredness, neurological fatigue can appear suddenly and may not be linked to physical activity.
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Indian Expat Opens Up About Reverse Culture Shock After Moving Back Home: "You Feel Restless"
While friends and family were happy to see him return, he struggled internally with feelings of displacement and emotional discomfort.
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PM Modi Sweden Visit LIVE: PM Modi To Visit Sweden Today On Third Leg Of Five-Nation Tour
PM Modi in Netherlands LIVE Updates: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a five-nation tour from May 15 to 20, during which he visited the United Arab Emirates as part of the first leg of the visit.
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American Dream Fading? 40% Of Indian Americans Consider Leaving The US, Survey Reveals Top Reasons
The political climate is at the heart of this change, with 58% of those thinking about leaving saying it was the main reason.
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Pak's Khawaja Asif Calls Israel "Evil", Deletes Post After Netanyahu's Warning
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif had slammed Israel for deadly strikes on Lebanon amid a US-Iran ceasefire.
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How Punjab's Yudh Nashean Virudh Helped Ex-Addicts Rebuild Lives And Relations
The anti‑drug campaign was launched on March 1, 2025, by Punjab’s Aam Aadmi Party government to tackle the drug problem in the state.
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Older Adults Now Face 900 Hours A Year Of Extreme Heat Limits, Copernicus Data Shows
The team analysed climate and weather data recorded during 1950-2024 and managed by Copernicus Climate Change Service.
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Nepal Elections 2026 Live Updates: Nepal Sees Over 18% Turnout Till 12 PM
Nearly 19 million of Nepal's 30 million people are eligible to vote to pick a 275-member legislature.
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Obesity Is Now Being Treated As A Long-Term Disease, Not A Temporary Weight Problem, Doctor Explains Why
Obesity is now recognised globally as a chronic, relapsing disease that affects multiple organ systems and requires structured, long term management. The shift in approach is important because excess body weight is strongly linked to several diseases
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Conflict Zones And Mental Health: Hidden Wounds Of Iran, Ukraine, Gaza Crises
Ongoing conflicts in Iran, Ukraine and Gaza are fuelling a silent crisis of mental health trauma among civilians and children.
-
Iran Raises Red Flag Over Mosque After Khamenei Killing. What It Means
In a symbolic gesture signalling retaliation, a red "flag of revenge" was raised over the dome of the Jamkaran Mosque, which is a site of religious significance for Iran.
-
'Return To Reason': UAE Warns Iran After Dubai, Abu Dhabi Attacked
The Diplomatic Adviser to the UAE President, Anwar Gargash, warned Iran to not target its neighbours, calling on the Islamic Republic to "return to reason" as its retaliatory attacks in the region entered their second day.
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China, Iran Close To Deal For Missiles That Can Sink Aircraft Carriers
Iran is reportedly nearing a deal with China to purchase anti-ship cruise missiles, as the US threatens strikes on the Islamic Republic and presses its biggest military build-up in the Middle East in decades.
