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"Worshipped God Through Music," Says Tribal Tarpa Player Who Won Padma Shri
Tribal wind instrument player, Bhiklya Ladakya Dhinda, named as a recipient of the Padma Shri award in the 'unsung heroes' category, hailed the recognition as blessings of God, whom he worshipped through music since he was a ten-year-old child.
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Hydration And Moisturisation Are The Foundation For Good Skin, Says Dermatologist
Maintaining hydrated and moisturised skin is important for a healthy glow. Read on to know some ways to keep your skin hydrated and moisturised.
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Foreigner Says Pasta At Chennai Airport Is "Better" Than Italy's, Internet Reacts
A viral video showed a foreigner enjoying red sauce penne pasta at the Chennai airport lounge. Foodies had mixed reactions to his opinion.
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AI Healthcare Models Should Be Tested On Diverse Populations To Ensure Trust And Accuracy, Says NHA CEO
Artificial intelligence models in healthcare must be tested on large and diverse population datasets to ensure trust, accuracy and inclusion, National Health Authority (NHA) Chief Executive Officer Dr Sunil Kumar Barnwal, said on Sunday.
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Can A Vegan Diet Cause Vitamin B12 Deficiency? Diet Expert Says Yes, Reveals Why
Vegan diets can increase the risk of vitamin B12 deficiency if not planned properly. A senior clinical dietician explains why B12 matters, who is most at risk, and how vegans can prevent serious health complications.
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"I Know Who Killed Him": Andrew Tate's Big Claim On Charlie Kirk's Murder
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate claims he knows who killed Charlie Kirk, but says he cannot share details for fear of his safety.
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Participate In Democratic Processes, Being Voter Greatest Privilege: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged people to take part in democratic processes, saying being a voter is not just a constitutional privilege, but an important duty that gives every citizen a voice in shaping India's future.
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No NOCs, No Series: ICC's Ultimatum To Pakistan Over T20 World Cup Threat, Say Sources
The International Cricket Council has warned Pakistan of total isolation over its threat to withdraw from T20 World Cup in solidarity with Bangladesh. Sanctions like no bilateral series, Asia Cup exclusion, no NOCs for PSL overseas players could be handed.
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Novak Djokovic Says 'Great Champion' Stan Wawrinka's Legacy Will Live On
Novak Djokovic says the retiring Stan Wawrinka's legacy will live on in tennis, hailing the Swiss veteran as a "great champion" who inspired him.
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'Time To Start Doing Something': Minnesotans Step Up To Take On ICE
Activists say they have been overwhelmed by new volunteers - despite the potential for violence - since Renee Good was killed by ICE agent Jonathan Ross.
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More People Ride Mumbai Local Than New Zealand's Population, Says Influencer
An Instagram video by influencer IndoGenius compares Mumbai local train ridership with New Zealand's population, highlighting the massive scale and importance of Mumbai's suburban rail network.
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After Karnataka MLAs Slam Toll Plaza Staff, Activists Say "VIP Culture"
A debate over "VIP culture" has flared up once again in Karnataka after Congress MLA SN Subbareddy moved a motion seeking action against staff at state toll plazas for allegedly misbehaving with the public and with MLAs, MLCs and former legislators.
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Iran Is Not Afraid, Ayatollah Khamenei Not Hiding In A Bunker: Consul General To NDTV
Besieged by sanctions and an increasingly belligerent US, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei is in a secure location, but is not hiding in a bunker, the country's consul general to India has said.
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6 In 10 Indians Suffering From Obesity-Related Problems: New Survey Says GLP-1 Drugs To Play Role In Treatment
GLP-1 drugs mimic the GLP-1 hormone in the body, which helps to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity. In India, GLP-1 RAs are available under various names; Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro.
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German Man Surprises Indian Delivery Agent In Malta By Paying His Rent
The German man then says he wants to make the delivery agent happy and pay his monthly rent.
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"Worshipped God Through Music," Says Tribal Tarpa Player Who Won Padma Shri
Tribal wind instrument player, Bhiklya Ladakya Dhinda, named as a recipient of the Padma Shri award in the 'unsung heroes' category, hailed the recognition as blessings of God, whom he worshipped through music since he was a ten-year-old child.
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Hydration And Moisturisation Are The Foundation For Good Skin, Says Dermatologist
Maintaining hydrated and moisturised skin is important for a healthy glow. Read on to know some ways to keep your skin hydrated and moisturised.
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Foreigner Says Pasta At Chennai Airport Is "Better" Than Italy's, Internet Reacts
A viral video showed a foreigner enjoying red sauce penne pasta at the Chennai airport lounge. Foodies had mixed reactions to his opinion.
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AI Healthcare Models Should Be Tested On Diverse Populations To Ensure Trust And Accuracy, Says NHA CEO
Artificial intelligence models in healthcare must be tested on large and diverse population datasets to ensure trust, accuracy and inclusion, National Health Authority (NHA) Chief Executive Officer Dr Sunil Kumar Barnwal, said on Sunday.
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Can A Vegan Diet Cause Vitamin B12 Deficiency? Diet Expert Says Yes, Reveals Why
Vegan diets can increase the risk of vitamin B12 deficiency if not planned properly. A senior clinical dietician explains why B12 matters, who is most at risk, and how vegans can prevent serious health complications.
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"I Know Who Killed Him": Andrew Tate's Big Claim On Charlie Kirk's Murder
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate claims he knows who killed Charlie Kirk, but says he cannot share details for fear of his safety.
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Participate In Democratic Processes, Being Voter Greatest Privilege: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged people to take part in democratic processes, saying being a voter is not just a constitutional privilege, but an important duty that gives every citizen a voice in shaping India's future.
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No NOCs, No Series: ICC's Ultimatum To Pakistan Over T20 World Cup Threat, Say Sources
The International Cricket Council has warned Pakistan of total isolation over its threat to withdraw from T20 World Cup in solidarity with Bangladesh. Sanctions like no bilateral series, Asia Cup exclusion, no NOCs for PSL overseas players could be handed.
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Novak Djokovic Says 'Great Champion' Stan Wawrinka's Legacy Will Live On
Novak Djokovic says the retiring Stan Wawrinka's legacy will live on in tennis, hailing the Swiss veteran as a "great champion" who inspired him.
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'Time To Start Doing Something': Minnesotans Step Up To Take On ICE
Activists say they have been overwhelmed by new volunteers - despite the potential for violence - since Renee Good was killed by ICE agent Jonathan Ross.
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More People Ride Mumbai Local Than New Zealand's Population, Says Influencer
An Instagram video by influencer IndoGenius compares Mumbai local train ridership with New Zealand's population, highlighting the massive scale and importance of Mumbai's suburban rail network.
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After Karnataka MLAs Slam Toll Plaza Staff, Activists Say "VIP Culture"
A debate over "VIP culture" has flared up once again in Karnataka after Congress MLA SN Subbareddy moved a motion seeking action against staff at state toll plazas for allegedly misbehaving with the public and with MLAs, MLCs and former legislators.
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Iran Is Not Afraid, Ayatollah Khamenei Not Hiding In A Bunker: Consul General To NDTV
Besieged by sanctions and an increasingly belligerent US, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei is in a secure location, but is not hiding in a bunker, the country's consul general to India has said.
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6 In 10 Indians Suffering From Obesity-Related Problems: New Survey Says GLP-1 Drugs To Play Role In Treatment
GLP-1 drugs mimic the GLP-1 hormone in the body, which helps to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity. In India, GLP-1 RAs are available under various names; Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro.
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German Man Surprises Indian Delivery Agent In Malta By Paying His Rent
The German man then says he wants to make the delivery agent happy and pay his monthly rent.
