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Blasts In Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Sirens In Tel Aviv As Iran Strikes Continue
Explosions have been echoing through the Qatari and Bahraini capitals as well as in the UAE's most populous city since the start of the US-Israel campaign on Iran on Saturday.
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India Close To Launching Dengue Vaccine, Final Trials Underway
As dengue surges globally, an Indian vaccine candidate has entered the final stage of testing, raising hopes for one of the world's first single-dose shots.
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Sleep Apnea Drains India's Economy Despite Having A Surgical Cure
Untreated sleep apnea costs India over ₹23 lakh crore yearly. ISSS 2026 experts say surgery is simple, effective, and life-saving.
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How The H-1B Visa Debate Is Fuelling Racism And Hate Speech In US
A regular City Council meeting in Texas turned heated this month as residents clashed over the federal H-1B visa programme. Speakers in Frisco City Council in Dallas invoked racist tropes and conspiracy theories targeting the city's Indian community.
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Budget Shunned Populism, Bets On Capex To Power Jobs, Growth: PM Modi
Calling productive spending a hallmark of his government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the just unveiled Union Budget deliberately avoided short-term populism and instead channelled record capital outlays into infrastructure.
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Will You Eat Lizard Tacos? Florida Man's Shocking Iguana Recipe Is A Viral Video
A Florida man's viral iguana-taco recipe has stunned food lovers across the internet, sparking a mix of shock, curiosity and disbelief.
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Till Death Do Us Bark: Brazilian State Lets Pets Be Buried With Owners
In pet-mad Brazil, the state of Sao Paulo will allow animals to be buried in family graves starting Tuesday, with a law recognizing "the emotional bond" that exists between humans and their household critters.
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Standard Diabetes Test May Misdiagnose South Asians, Including Indians: Lancet Study
Diabetes diagnosis in India may be misled by HbA1c tests, especially in populations with anaemia and blood disorders, Lancet study warns.
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Rise In Fake Mental Hospitals And Insurance Fraud Highlights Challenges In China's Ageing Population
Rise in fake mental hospitals, and insurance scams in China shines a spotlight on how the country is struggling to deal with its ageing population, according to a media report.
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Why Mongolia Is Fast Becoming A Top Travel Pick For Some Over Thailand And Vietnam
By September 2025, Mongolia had received a record-breaking 6,17,000 visitors, becoming a destination of choice for travellers
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Blasts In Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Sirens In Tel Aviv As Iran Strikes Continue
Explosions have been echoing through the Qatari and Bahraini capitals as well as in the UAE's most populous city since the start of the US-Israel campaign on Iran on Saturday.
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India Close To Launching Dengue Vaccine, Final Trials Underway
As dengue surges globally, an Indian vaccine candidate has entered the final stage of testing, raising hopes for one of the world's first single-dose shots.
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Sleep Apnea Drains India's Economy Despite Having A Surgical Cure
Untreated sleep apnea costs India over ₹23 lakh crore yearly. ISSS 2026 experts say surgery is simple, effective, and life-saving.
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How The H-1B Visa Debate Is Fuelling Racism And Hate Speech In US
A regular City Council meeting in Texas turned heated this month as residents clashed over the federal H-1B visa programme. Speakers in Frisco City Council in Dallas invoked racist tropes and conspiracy theories targeting the city's Indian community.
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Budget Shunned Populism, Bets On Capex To Power Jobs, Growth: PM Modi
Calling productive spending a hallmark of his government, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the just unveiled Union Budget deliberately avoided short-term populism and instead channelled record capital outlays into infrastructure.
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Will You Eat Lizard Tacos? Florida Man's Shocking Iguana Recipe Is A Viral Video
A Florida man's viral iguana-taco recipe has stunned food lovers across the internet, sparking a mix of shock, curiosity and disbelief.
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Till Death Do Us Bark: Brazilian State Lets Pets Be Buried With Owners
In pet-mad Brazil, the state of Sao Paulo will allow animals to be buried in family graves starting Tuesday, with a law recognizing "the emotional bond" that exists between humans and their household critters.
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Standard Diabetes Test May Misdiagnose South Asians, Including Indians: Lancet Study
Diabetes diagnosis in India may be misled by HbA1c tests, especially in populations with anaemia and blood disorders, Lancet study warns.
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Rise In Fake Mental Hospitals And Insurance Fraud Highlights Challenges In China's Ageing Population
Rise in fake mental hospitals, and insurance scams in China shines a spotlight on how the country is struggling to deal with its ageing population, according to a media report.
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Why Mongolia Is Fast Becoming A Top Travel Pick For Some Over Thailand And Vietnam
By September 2025, Mongolia had received a record-breaking 6,17,000 visitors, becoming a destination of choice for travellers
