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Climate Activist Sonam Wangchuk, Detained For Nearly 6 Months, To Be Released
Sonam Wangchuk was detained on September 26 last year, two days after violent protests over statehood and constitutional protection left four people dead and 50, including security personnel, injured in Ladakh's Leh.
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HPV Vaccination Drive Gains Momentum In MP's Burhanpur, Aims To Vaccinate 9,000 Girls
In the Burhanpur district of Madhya Pradesh, the HPV (Human Papillomavirus) vaccination campaign has picked up pace with an adequate number of families turning up to get their girls vaccinated.
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Truecaller Launches Family Protection Feature With Support for Ending Suspected Scam Calls
Truecaller on Thursday announced Family Protection in India. It is a new feature aimed at collectively safeguarding households against scam and fraud calls, creating what the company calls a “Safety Circle” for up to five people within a household. As part of the move, the caller identification app is onboarding a shared safety system that allo...
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"We're Not Wombs": Japanese Women Fight Against Sterilisation Restrictions
Kazane Kajiya and four other women are now challenging the constitutionality of Japan's decades-old "maternity protection" law, one of the world's most restrictive barriers to sterilisation.
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Speedy Alerts, Air Defences: How UAE Keeps Citizens Safe Amid Iran Attacks
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and other oil-rich nations in the wealthy Gulf region have been under constant fire since the United States and Israel launched a war against Iran.
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Pain That Worsens As The Bladder Fills: Doctor Explains Signs Of Bladder Pain Syndrome
Bladder Pain Syndrome is believed to arise from bladder wall hypersensitivity and disruption of its protective lining, leading to nerve irritation and chronic inflammation.
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Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Iran Amid Hostilities Says UN Refugee Agency
Iranian families are fleeing conflict-affected areas amid rising insecurity and limited access to essential services. UNHCR emphasises the urgent need to protect civilians, maintain humanitarian access, and ensure borders remain open.
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Researchers Discover MediaTek Chip Vulnerability That Could Impact Millions of Android Phones
Ledger Donjon, a group of security researchers for the cryptocurrency wallet firm Ledger, claimed to have discovered a vulnerability that potentially affects millions of Android phones powered by MediaTek chipsets. Ledger’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Charles Guillemet claims that the security researchers used the CMF Phone 1 to discover the M...
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Tinnitus And Sleep: Doctor Explains Why Nighttime Silence Feels So Loud
Studies show tinnitus activity spikes in quiet, linking directly to fragmented sleep cycles.
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Tigress Gives Birth To 3 Cubs In Sariska Reserve, Total Population Now 53
A tigress has given birth to three cubs in the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, taking the total number of the big cats in the protected area to 53.
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Climate Activist Sonam Wangchuk, Detained For Nearly 6 Months, To Be Released
Sonam Wangchuk was detained on September 26 last year, two days after violent protests over statehood and constitutional protection left four people dead and 50, including security personnel, injured in Ladakh's Leh.
-
HPV Vaccination Drive Gains Momentum In MP's Burhanpur, Aims To Vaccinate 9,000 Girls
In the Burhanpur district of Madhya Pradesh, the HPV (Human Papillomavirus) vaccination campaign has picked up pace with an adequate number of families turning up to get their girls vaccinated.
-
Truecaller Launches Family Protection Feature With Support for Ending Suspected Scam Calls
Truecaller on Thursday announced Family Protection in India. It is a new feature aimed at collectively safeguarding households against scam and fraud calls, creating what the company calls a “Safety Circle” for up to five people within a household. As part of the move, the caller identification app is onboarding a shared safety system that allo...
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"We're Not Wombs": Japanese Women Fight Against Sterilisation Restrictions
Kazane Kajiya and four other women are now challenging the constitutionality of Japan's decades-old "maternity protection" law, one of the world's most restrictive barriers to sterilisation.
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Speedy Alerts, Air Defences: How UAE Keeps Citizens Safe Amid Iran Attacks
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and other oil-rich nations in the wealthy Gulf region have been under constant fire since the United States and Israel launched a war against Iran.
-
Pain That Worsens As The Bladder Fills: Doctor Explains Signs Of Bladder Pain Syndrome
Bladder Pain Syndrome is believed to arise from bladder wall hypersensitivity and disruption of its protective lining, leading to nerve irritation and chronic inflammation.
-
Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Iran Amid Hostilities Says UN Refugee Agency
Iranian families are fleeing conflict-affected areas amid rising insecurity and limited access to essential services. UNHCR emphasises the urgent need to protect civilians, maintain humanitarian access, and ensure borders remain open.
-
Researchers Discover MediaTek Chip Vulnerability That Could Impact Millions of Android Phones
Ledger Donjon, a group of security researchers for the cryptocurrency wallet firm Ledger, claimed to have discovered a vulnerability that potentially affects millions of Android phones powered by MediaTek chipsets. Ledger’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Charles Guillemet claims that the security researchers used the CMF Phone 1 to discover the M...
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Tinnitus And Sleep: Doctor Explains Why Nighttime Silence Feels So Loud
Studies show tinnitus activity spikes in quiet, linking directly to fragmented sleep cycles.
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Tigress Gives Birth To 3 Cubs In Sariska Reserve, Total Population Now 53
A tigress has given birth to three cubs in the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, taking the total number of the big cats in the protected area to 53.
