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What Syrup Medicines Will Now Require A Doctor's Prescription?
According to the Ministry, the amendment has been introduced to strengthen oversight of syrup-based formulations and align the regulatory framework with contemporary public health and safety requirements.
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Employee Claims Company Monitoring Washroom Breaks: 'It's Messing My Mind'
An employee expressed concerns after the company started tracking every minute of their washroom break.
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Sweden Health Agency Recommends No Smartphones For Children Under 13
Sweden's public health agency said Thursday it was recommending parents do not give children their own smartphones before the age of 13, citing several...
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9-1 Health Rule For Weight Loss: Here's How You Can Practice It
When practiced consistently, these behaviours can support gradual and sustainable weight loss. The 9-1 Health Rule focuses on building healthy daily routines rather than following restrictive diets.
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Delhi Plans Tough Rules For Coaching Centres; Safety, Fees Under Lens
Delhi rules for coaching centres: For students and parents, the proposed rules could mean greater scrutiny of coaching institutes on issues ranging from safety compliance and fee transparency to student welfare and accountability.
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University Body Introduces Tougher Curbs On AI Misuse And Plagiarism In PhD Research
UGC rules on AI misuse and plagiarism: The new rules come amid growing concerns that the rapid adoption of AI-powered writing tools could compromise the originality and credibility of academic research.
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CBSE 12th Re-Evaluation 2026: Board Clarifies Marks Calculation Rule For Over-Attempted Questions
CBSE has clarified that for over-attempted questions, only the highest-scoring answer is counted, while extra responses are marke and excluded from the total.
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"No Sitting On Grass": Bengaluru Man's Post Sparks Debate Over Apartment Society's 'Boomer Rules'
Bengaluru Resident Calls Out Apartment Committees for 'Outdated Rules', Internet Relates
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No Change In Photography Rules Inside Airports: Sources
Photography inside terminals of civilian airports and civil enclaves has always been permitted.
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Centre Revises Registration Rules For Foreigners Staying Beyond 180 Days
Government now requires foreigners to register before 180 days expiry for extended stays
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IPS Officer Raises Concern Over Indians' Conduct Abroad: "Brings A Bad Name To The Country"
The officer expressed concern over a growing number of viral videos showing Indians engaging in attention-grabbing activities in public spaces overseas, often for social media content.
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Are You Applying Sunscreen Correctly? The '2-Finger Rule' Every Dermatologist Wants You To Follow
Dr Gurveen Waraich explains why you need to follow the 2-finger rule while applying sunscreen. Here is what you need to understand about sunscreen application and how to select the ideal SPF amount for your skin.
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Medical Students To Get 10 Years Including Internship To Complete MBBS Degree: Why This Matters
NMC proposes extending MBBS completion time from nine to ten years to aid students facing delays due to health or personal issues.
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"No Need To Panic": Dharmendra Pradhan Clarifies CBSE Three-Language Rule
CBSE Three-Language Rule: The minister's remarks came after concerns were raised by some schools and parents over the timing of the CBSE directive issued ahead of the reopening of schools after the summer vacation.
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What's P2P Lending? Why Banks, RBI Are Watching This Credit Trend Closely
The Reserve Bank of India regulates P2P lending platforms as NBFC-P2P entities and has introduced guardrails around exposure limits.
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What Syrup Medicines Will Now Require A Doctor's Prescription?
According to the Ministry, the amendment has been introduced to strengthen oversight of syrup-based formulations and align the regulatory framework with contemporary public health and safety requirements.
-
Employee Claims Company Monitoring Washroom Breaks: 'It's Messing My Mind'
An employee expressed concerns after the company started tracking every minute of their washroom break.
-
Sweden Health Agency Recommends No Smartphones For Children Under 13
Sweden's public health agency said Thursday it was recommending parents do not give children their own smartphones before the age of 13, citing several...
-
9-1 Health Rule For Weight Loss: Here's How You Can Practice It
When practiced consistently, these behaviours can support gradual and sustainable weight loss. The 9-1 Health Rule focuses on building healthy daily routines rather than following restrictive diets.
-
Delhi Plans Tough Rules For Coaching Centres; Safety, Fees Under Lens
Delhi rules for coaching centres: For students and parents, the proposed rules could mean greater scrutiny of coaching institutes on issues ranging from safety compliance and fee transparency to student welfare and accountability.
-
University Body Introduces Tougher Curbs On AI Misuse And Plagiarism In PhD Research
UGC rules on AI misuse and plagiarism: The new rules come amid growing concerns that the rapid adoption of AI-powered writing tools could compromise the originality and credibility of academic research.
-
CBSE 12th Re-Evaluation 2026: Board Clarifies Marks Calculation Rule For Over-Attempted Questions
CBSE has clarified that for over-attempted questions, only the highest-scoring answer is counted, while extra responses are marke and excluded from the total.
-
"No Sitting On Grass": Bengaluru Man's Post Sparks Debate Over Apartment Society's 'Boomer Rules'
Bengaluru Resident Calls Out Apartment Committees for 'Outdated Rules', Internet Relates
-
No Change In Photography Rules Inside Airports: Sources
Photography inside terminals of civilian airports and civil enclaves has always been permitted.
-
Centre Revises Registration Rules For Foreigners Staying Beyond 180 Days
Government now requires foreigners to register before 180 days expiry for extended stays
-
IPS Officer Raises Concern Over Indians' Conduct Abroad: "Brings A Bad Name To The Country"
The officer expressed concern over a growing number of viral videos showing Indians engaging in attention-grabbing activities in public spaces overseas, often for social media content.
-
Are You Applying Sunscreen Correctly? The '2-Finger Rule' Every Dermatologist Wants You To Follow
Dr Gurveen Waraich explains why you need to follow the 2-finger rule while applying sunscreen. Here is what you need to understand about sunscreen application and how to select the ideal SPF amount for your skin.
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Medical Students To Get 10 Years Including Internship To Complete MBBS Degree: Why This Matters
NMC proposes extending MBBS completion time from nine to ten years to aid students facing delays due to health or personal issues.
-
"No Need To Panic": Dharmendra Pradhan Clarifies CBSE Three-Language Rule
CBSE Three-Language Rule: The minister's remarks came after concerns were raised by some schools and parents over the timing of the CBSE directive issued ahead of the reopening of schools after the summer vacation.
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What's P2P Lending? Why Banks, RBI Are Watching This Credit Trend Closely
The Reserve Bank of India regulates P2P lending platforms as NBFC-P2P entities and has introduced guardrails around exposure limits.
