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From Early Birds To Last-Minute Runners: 6 Kinds Of People You Spot At Airports
Certain kinds of travellers seem to appear every single time, no matter where you're flying. Here are some common types of people you're likely to spot at airports.
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"I Hear Yes": Trump On China's Role In Iran War Mediation
For Beijing, there is an incentive to see the war subside before Trump travels to China in mid-May. Citing demands of the war, Trump has been postponing his China trip, initially set for the end of March.
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OPEC+ Makes Symbolic Oil Hike, Sees Long Supply Hit From Iran War
Key producers led by Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to increase targets for May by about 206,000 barrels a day during a video conference.
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Weight-Loss Drug Misuse Under Scanner, Centre Warns Of Legal Action For Violations
The crackdown comes at a time when GLP-1 drugs, widely used for weight loss and diabetes, are seeing a surge in demand, but are increasingly being accessed without proper prescriptions through retail and digital channels.
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WhatsApp Reportedly Testing Native CarPlay App With List of Recent Chats
WhatsApp, the instant messaging platform, has reportedly started rolling out a native app for Apple CarPlay to beta testers enrolled in the iOS beta programme. The new app is said to allow drivers to check the contact they recently interacted with on WhatsApp. However, it might not let users open chat windows, which could be a driving hazard, forci...
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Anand Mahindra Spotlights Uttarakhand Spring Festival Phool Dei In New Viral Post
The tradition offers a glimpse into how villages welcome spring through flowers, goodwill and togetherness.
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Skinny But Sick Kidney: How Visceral Fat Is Increasing Kidney Disease Risk In Normal-Weight Indians
Clinicians now see a new trend where people with normal body weight develop metabolic diseases through their hidden visceral fat accumulation.
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Study Reveals March Equinox "Effect" And Solar Activity Boost Chances Of Seeing Northern Lights
According to NASA, the solar cycle is a natural process of the Sun, in which the Sun goes through periods of increased and decreased activity approximately every 11 years.
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$87 Now To $150 A Barrel In 2-3 Weeks: Qatar's Big Oil Warning Amid Iran War
The rise in oil prices is being driven primarily by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which sees nearly 20% of global oil and gas exports flowing through it.
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Sunil Gavaskar Bluntly Admits Big Surprise Over Abhishek Sharma's Batting: "Didn't Take Risks"
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar said he was surprised to see Abhishek Sharma play a defensive stroke, praising the explosive opener for silencing his critics with a timely half-century against Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup 2026.
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From Early Birds To Last-Minute Runners: 6 Kinds Of People You Spot At Airports
Certain kinds of travellers seem to appear every single time, no matter where you're flying. Here are some common types of people you're likely to spot at airports.
-
"I Hear Yes": Trump On China's Role In Iran War Mediation
For Beijing, there is an incentive to see the war subside before Trump travels to China in mid-May. Citing demands of the war, Trump has been postponing his China trip, initially set for the end of March.
-
OPEC+ Makes Symbolic Oil Hike, Sees Long Supply Hit From Iran War
Key producers led by Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to increase targets for May by about 206,000 barrels a day during a video conference.
-
Weight-Loss Drug Misuse Under Scanner, Centre Warns Of Legal Action For Violations
The crackdown comes at a time when GLP-1 drugs, widely used for weight loss and diabetes, are seeing a surge in demand, but are increasingly being accessed without proper prescriptions through retail and digital channels.
-
WhatsApp Reportedly Testing Native CarPlay App With List of Recent Chats
WhatsApp, the instant messaging platform, has reportedly started rolling out a native app for Apple CarPlay to beta testers enrolled in the iOS beta programme. The new app is said to allow drivers to check the contact they recently interacted with on WhatsApp. However, it might not let users open chat windows, which could be a driving hazard, forci...
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Anand Mahindra Spotlights Uttarakhand Spring Festival Phool Dei In New Viral Post
The tradition offers a glimpse into how villages welcome spring through flowers, goodwill and togetherness.
-
Skinny But Sick Kidney: How Visceral Fat Is Increasing Kidney Disease Risk In Normal-Weight Indians
Clinicians now see a new trend where people with normal body weight develop metabolic diseases through their hidden visceral fat accumulation.
-
Study Reveals March Equinox "Effect" And Solar Activity Boost Chances Of Seeing Northern Lights
According to NASA, the solar cycle is a natural process of the Sun, in which the Sun goes through periods of increased and decreased activity approximately every 11 years.
-
$87 Now To $150 A Barrel In 2-3 Weeks: Qatar's Big Oil Warning Amid Iran War
The rise in oil prices is being driven primarily by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which sees nearly 20% of global oil and gas exports flowing through it.
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Sunil Gavaskar Bluntly Admits Big Surprise Over Abhishek Sharma's Batting: "Didn't Take Risks"
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar said he was surprised to see Abhishek Sharma play a defensive stroke, praising the explosive opener for silencing his critics with a timely half-century against Zimbabwe in the T20 World Cup 2026.
