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Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
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Chronic Diseases On The Rise In India, Women Most Affected: Lancet Study
A recent Lancet study highlights a concerning surge in chronic disease-related deaths in India, with women facing the brunt of this health crisis.
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Planning To Propose? This Romantic NYC Castle Has Been Ranked Among The Best Proposal Spots In The World
According to a recent study, New York's romantic side shines brighter than ever as it ranked one of the city's most charming landmarks among the world's top proposal destinations.
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"Unmarked Kashmir Graves Claim Is Propaganda, Fabricated Narrative": Study
For decades, separatist groups and their backers across the border in Pakistan have wielded the narrative of "unmarked graves" in Kashmir as proof of alleged atrocities by Indian security forces. A recent study cuts through the fog of propaganda.
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Conch Shell Blowing Shows Promise In Treating Sleep Apnea
A recent study finds that regularly blowing a conch shell may help reduce symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea and improve sleep quality.
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Indian-Origin Krishangi Meshram Becomes Youngest Solicitor In UK At 21
Indian-origin law graduate Krishangi Meshram has become the youngest solicitor in England and Wales in recent years. She is 21.
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Chinese Astronomers Use Insight-HXMT to Decode X-ray Outburst of Binary Star System
In a recent study published on July 24 via arXiv, astronomers from Wuhan University have detailed the powerful X-ray outburst of the Be/X-ray binary system RX J0440.9+4431. Using China’s Insight-HXMT satellite, the team tracked the event from its eruption in December 2022 through March 2023.
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Study Reveals Exact Age When Your Body Starts Ageing At An Alarming Rate
A recent study has revealed that human aging accelerates significantly after age 50, especially impacting tissues, organs, and veins. Researchers discovered this turning point by studying protein changes across adult age groups.
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"Ireland Isn't Safe": Indian Man Living Abroad Issues Warning After Brutal Mob Attack In Dublin
Days after a mob in Dublin brutally attacked an Indian man, another Indian national has issued a stark warning, urging fellow citizens to avoid coming to Ireland.
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Can Yoga Actually Reduce Diabetes Risk? Asanas To Consider
A recent study conducted by experts from the Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India (RSSDI) has revealed that yoga can play a key role in preventing type 2 diabetes.
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7,000 Steps A Day Can Reduce The Risk Of Early Death By 47 Per Cent: Study
Expert opinion and recent research indicate that 10,000 steps might not be required for everyone and that fewer steps could still have significant health advantages.
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Superbugs Threaten Millions Of Lives And $2 Trillion Loss By 2050, Study Warns
This finding has led to criticism that recent substantial reductions in foreign aid, particularly in programs combating AMR, are counterproductive.
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Higher Dose of This Antibiotic Can Help In Tuberculosis Recovery: Study
A higher dose of rifampicin -- a bactericidal antibiotic used primarily to treat tuberculosis (TB) -- may be safe, and its use can potentially lead to recurrence-free survival in patients with pulmonary TB, according to a recent study by ICMR.
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9-Year-Old Faints In Rajasthan School, Dies; Doctors Suspect Heart Attack
Prachi Kumawat was just nine years old, studying in Class 4 in Sikar's Danta town. But in a bizarre turn of events, the seemingly healthy girl sat down for lunch during break time on Tuesday morning, only to open her tiffin and fall unconscious.
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Op Sindoor Has Shown Why Indigenous Drones Are Crucial: Defence Chief
CDS General Anil Chauhan said recent conflicts globally have demonstrated how drones can "shift tactical balance disproportionately", and asserted that self-reliance in UAVs and Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS).
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Drying Of The Ganga In Recent Decades 'Unprecedented' In Past Millennium: Study
Drying of the Ganga river basin seen in recent decades could be severe and unprecedented, threatening water and food security for millions, an analysis of trends spanning 1,300 years suggests.
-
Chronic Diseases On The Rise In India, Women Most Affected: Lancet Study
A recent Lancet study highlights a concerning surge in chronic disease-related deaths in India, with women facing the brunt of this health crisis.
-
Planning To Propose? This Romantic NYC Castle Has Been Ranked Among The Best Proposal Spots In The World
According to a recent study, New York's romantic side shines brighter than ever as it ranked one of the city's most charming landmarks among the world's top proposal destinations.
-
"Unmarked Kashmir Graves Claim Is Propaganda, Fabricated Narrative": Study
For decades, separatist groups and their backers across the border in Pakistan have wielded the narrative of "unmarked graves" in Kashmir as proof of alleged atrocities by Indian security forces. A recent study cuts through the fog of propaganda.
-
Conch Shell Blowing Shows Promise In Treating Sleep Apnea
A recent study finds that regularly blowing a conch shell may help reduce symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea and improve sleep quality.
-
Indian-Origin Krishangi Meshram Becomes Youngest Solicitor In UK At 21
Indian-origin law graduate Krishangi Meshram has become the youngest solicitor in England and Wales in recent years. She is 21.
-
Chinese Astronomers Use Insight-HXMT to Decode X-ray Outburst of Binary Star System
In a recent study published on July 24 via arXiv, astronomers from Wuhan University have detailed the powerful X-ray outburst of the Be/X-ray binary system RX J0440.9+4431. Using China’s Insight-HXMT satellite, the team tracked the event from its eruption in December 2022 through March 2023.
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Study Reveals Exact Age When Your Body Starts Ageing At An Alarming Rate
A recent study has revealed that human aging accelerates significantly after age 50, especially impacting tissues, organs, and veins. Researchers discovered this turning point by studying protein changes across adult age groups.
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"Ireland Isn't Safe": Indian Man Living Abroad Issues Warning After Brutal Mob Attack In Dublin
Days after a mob in Dublin brutally attacked an Indian man, another Indian national has issued a stark warning, urging fellow citizens to avoid coming to Ireland.
-
Can Yoga Actually Reduce Diabetes Risk? Asanas To Consider
A recent study conducted by experts from the Research Society for the Study of Diabetes in India (RSSDI) has revealed that yoga can play a key role in preventing type 2 diabetes.
-
7,000 Steps A Day Can Reduce The Risk Of Early Death By 47 Per Cent: Study
Expert opinion and recent research indicate that 10,000 steps might not be required for everyone and that fewer steps could still have significant health advantages.
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Superbugs Threaten Millions Of Lives And $2 Trillion Loss By 2050, Study Warns
This finding has led to criticism that recent substantial reductions in foreign aid, particularly in programs combating AMR, are counterproductive.
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Higher Dose of This Antibiotic Can Help In Tuberculosis Recovery: Study
A higher dose of rifampicin -- a bactericidal antibiotic used primarily to treat tuberculosis (TB) -- may be safe, and its use can potentially lead to recurrence-free survival in patients with pulmonary TB, according to a recent study by ICMR.
-
9-Year-Old Faints In Rajasthan School, Dies; Doctors Suspect Heart Attack
Prachi Kumawat was just nine years old, studying in Class 4 in Sikar's Danta town. But in a bizarre turn of events, the seemingly healthy girl sat down for lunch during break time on Tuesday morning, only to open her tiffin and fall unconscious.
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Op Sindoor Has Shown Why Indigenous Drones Are Crucial: Defence Chief
CDS General Anil Chauhan said recent conflicts globally have demonstrated how drones can "shift tactical balance disproportionately", and asserted that self-reliance in UAVs and Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS).
