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Women Are At A Higher Risk Of Dementia: Here's Why
The World Health Organisation has reported that women are disproportionately affected globally, comprising 65% of Alzheimer's cases.
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Ex-Vasai-Virar Civic Body Chief, Builders Arrested In Construction Scam Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested four individuals, including senior civic officials and builders, in connection with an illegal construction case linked to the Vasai Virar Municipal Corporation (VVCMC).
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Pakistan Reintroduces Anti-Terrorism Act: Report
The National Assembly of Pakistan passed the Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Bill, 2024, restoring the provision of preventive detention for individuals suspected of terrorism, The Express Tribune reported on Tuesday.
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Here's Why UK Police Will Now Share Suspects' Ethnicity In Sensitive Cases
British police have been told they can release details of a suspect's ethnicity and nationality in high-profile and sensitive cases to prevent false information being spread on social media.
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Mumbai's Pigeon Feeding Ban: How A Public Health Move Clashed With Faith
Science and faith have clashed in Mumbai, and pigeons are enjoying a feast. The shutdown of Mumbai's kabootarkhanas to prevent the public health hazard caused by pigeon droppings has triggered widespread protests
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Hypertension: Cardiologist Shares Tips For Indian Young Adults With Family History Of High Blood Pressure
Hypertension prevention in young adults in India: Dr. Sameer Gupta explains how a healthy lifestyle can reduce risk of hypertension in young adults in India even if they are genetically predisposed individuals.
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"Dead Men Walking": Why Iran Has Moved Its Nuclear Scientists Into Hiding
In June, Israeli strikes killed several top commanders and six nuclear scientists of Iran. The strikes targeted Iran's nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories and military commanders to prevent Tehran from developing an atomic weapon.
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Probe Agency Summons Suresh Raina In Betting App Case
Suresh Raina, former Indian cricket team and Chennai Super Kings star player, has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for questioning in a case of promoting an online betting app
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"Bring Your Light To The Children": Madonna's Appeal To Pope Over Gaza
Madonna has urged the pope to travel to Gaza and "bring your light to the children before it's too late."
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Day After Stray Dogs Order, Ban On Leftover Food In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court instructed authorities to dispose of leftover food in covered dustbins to prevent dogs from entering the court premises scavenging for food.
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Cervical Cancer: Risk Factors & Lifestyle Changes You Can Make Today
In this article, we share a list of risk factors and also share lifestyle changes you can make today to reduce your risk of cervical cancer.
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Heavy Rain Lashes Parts Of Gujarat, Vadodara Records Highest Rainfall
Gujarat experienced widespread rainfall, with 50 talukas reporting precipitation as clouds moved steadily towards the central and northern parts of the state.
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How To Build Healthy Workplaces For Women: Ergonomics, Anaemia, Menopause & Other Risks
Creating safe and inclusive workplaces for women in India requires more than infrastructure. It means addressing musculoskeletal risks, anaemia, reproductive and mental health, harassment prevention, and flexible policies.
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Man Blames Covid Vaccine For Depression, Fires 180 Bullets At US Centre
The man who attacked the CDC headquarters in Atlanta on Friday fired more than 180 shots into the campus and broke about 150 windows, with bullets piercing "blast-resistant" windows and spattering glass shards into numerous rooms.
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Gas Chamber, 'Massacre Law': Rules For Stray Dogs In Other Countries
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Delhi government to move all stray dogs away from residential localities. The directive comes amid a significant surge in dog bite incidents and rabies-related deaths.
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Women Are At A Higher Risk Of Dementia: Here's Why
The World Health Organisation has reported that women are disproportionately affected globally, comprising 65% of Alzheimer's cases.
-
Ex-Vasai-Virar Civic Body Chief, Builders Arrested In Construction Scam Case
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested four individuals, including senior civic officials and builders, in connection with an illegal construction case linked to the Vasai Virar Municipal Corporation (VVCMC).
-
Pakistan Reintroduces Anti-Terrorism Act: Report
The National Assembly of Pakistan passed the Anti-Terrorism (Amendment) Bill, 2024, restoring the provision of preventive detention for individuals suspected of terrorism, The Express Tribune reported on Tuesday.
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Here's Why UK Police Will Now Share Suspects' Ethnicity In Sensitive Cases
British police have been told they can release details of a suspect's ethnicity and nationality in high-profile and sensitive cases to prevent false information being spread on social media.
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Mumbai's Pigeon Feeding Ban: How A Public Health Move Clashed With Faith
Science and faith have clashed in Mumbai, and pigeons are enjoying a feast. The shutdown of Mumbai's kabootarkhanas to prevent the public health hazard caused by pigeon droppings has triggered widespread protests
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Hypertension: Cardiologist Shares Tips For Indian Young Adults With Family History Of High Blood Pressure
Hypertension prevention in young adults in India: Dr. Sameer Gupta explains how a healthy lifestyle can reduce risk of hypertension in young adults in India even if they are genetically predisposed individuals.
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"Dead Men Walking": Why Iran Has Moved Its Nuclear Scientists Into Hiding
In June, Israeli strikes killed several top commanders and six nuclear scientists of Iran. The strikes targeted Iran's nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories and military commanders to prevent Tehran from developing an atomic weapon.
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Probe Agency Summons Suresh Raina In Betting App Case
Suresh Raina, former Indian cricket team and Chennai Super Kings star player, has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for questioning in a case of promoting an online betting app
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"Bring Your Light To The Children": Madonna's Appeal To Pope Over Gaza
Madonna has urged the pope to travel to Gaza and "bring your light to the children before it's too late."
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Day After Stray Dogs Order, Ban On Leftover Food In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court instructed authorities to dispose of leftover food in covered dustbins to prevent dogs from entering the court premises scavenging for food.
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Cervical Cancer: Risk Factors & Lifestyle Changes You Can Make Today
In this article, we share a list of risk factors and also share lifestyle changes you can make today to reduce your risk of cervical cancer.
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Heavy Rain Lashes Parts Of Gujarat, Vadodara Records Highest Rainfall
Gujarat experienced widespread rainfall, with 50 talukas reporting precipitation as clouds moved steadily towards the central and northern parts of the state.
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How To Build Healthy Workplaces For Women: Ergonomics, Anaemia, Menopause & Other Risks
Creating safe and inclusive workplaces for women in India requires more than infrastructure. It means addressing musculoskeletal risks, anaemia, reproductive and mental health, harassment prevention, and flexible policies.
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Man Blames Covid Vaccine For Depression, Fires 180 Bullets At US Centre
The man who attacked the CDC headquarters in Atlanta on Friday fired more than 180 shots into the campus and broke about 150 windows, with bullets piercing "blast-resistant" windows and spattering glass shards into numerous rooms.
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Gas Chamber, 'Massacre Law': Rules For Stray Dogs In Other Countries
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the Delhi government to move all stray dogs away from residential localities. The directive comes amid a significant surge in dog bite incidents and rabies-related deaths.
