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New Study Explains How Harm, Responsibility Are Linked With Feelings Of Guilt, Shame
The study, published in the journal eLife, also found that distinct brain regions were involved in guilt and shame-driven compensatory behaviour.
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As Delhi Chokes, MPs Scrap Air Crisis Debate Over Bad 'Atmosphere': Sources
India's lawmakers were supposed to discuss the horrid blanket of toxic air smothering the national capital region sometime during Parliament's winter session, which wrapped up Friday. But they could not find the time.
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What Is Noctourism: India's Travel Word Of The Year For 2025, As Per Research
From mindful 'Calmcations' to workplace 'Frolleagues', Booking.com's new vocabulary reveals how Indians explored the world in 2025.
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Why 35% Of Restaurants In India Want To Quit Food Delivery Apps: Survey Reveals
The findings of a new study suggest that 1 in 3 restaurants in India would stop using food delivery apps if given a choice. At the same time, the survey also highlights the benefits of these platforms.
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Quit Smoking, Started Vaping? Your Heart Attack Risk May Rise, Says ICMR Study
A major ICMR-led meta-analysis shows e-cigarette users face significantly higher heart attack and stroke risks compared to non-users, especially among former smokers who switched from cigarettes.
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Men Record Higher Lung Deposition Of Air Pollutants In Delhi, Says Study
Researchers at Netaji Subhas University of Technology, Delhi, analysed data from 39 air quality monitoring stations across Delhi between 2019 and 2023.
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People With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Have Disrupted Immunity, Proves New Study
New research on chronic fatigue may indicate that changes in blood vessels and immune system responses may be behind chronic fatigue syndrome.
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New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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Low Confidence, Inability To Cope With Problems Among Signs Of Dementia In Midlife: New Study
Feeling nervous and tensed most of the time, not feeling warmth and affection for others and difficulties concentrating were among the symptoms.
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The Omani Sultan Who Studied In India Under A Future Indian President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Oman on December 17-18 at the invitation of Sultan Haitham bin Tarik.
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Online Classes For Nursery To Class 5 In Delhi Schools Amid Severe Pollution
Students from nursery to Class 5 will have to study in virtual mode compulsorily due to rising air pollution, the Delhi government said today.
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Class 11 Boy Allegedly Rapes 14-Year-Old Girl, Shares Video On Social Media
Police in Rajasthan's Pali district have booked an 11th-grade student for allegedly raping a student studying in Class 9 and sharing explicit photos and videos of the incident on social media, officials said on Monday.
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IIM-A To Conduct Economic And Environment Impact Assessment Studies For 2030 CWG
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) in Ahmedabad has been roped in to conduct the economic, social and environment impact assessment studies for multi-sport events in the country, including the 2030 Commonwealth Games.
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82% Delhiites Know Someone Severely Ill From Air Pollution: Study
As Delhi vanishes behind a dense-grey curtain and toxic air continues to choke the NCR, a new survey has found that 82 per cent of Delhi-NCR residents have one or more people in their close social network suffering from severe health problems.
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Normalising Blood Glucose In Prediabetes May Cut Cardiovascular Risk By Half: Study
The team, including researchers from the US and China, analysed long-term data from more than 2,400 people with prediabetes.
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New Study Explains How Harm, Responsibility Are Linked With Feelings Of Guilt, Shame
The study, published in the journal eLife, also found that distinct brain regions were involved in guilt and shame-driven compensatory behaviour.
-
As Delhi Chokes, MPs Scrap Air Crisis Debate Over Bad 'Atmosphere': Sources
India's lawmakers were supposed to discuss the horrid blanket of toxic air smothering the national capital region sometime during Parliament's winter session, which wrapped up Friday. But they could not find the time.
-
What Is Noctourism: India's Travel Word Of The Year For 2025, As Per Research
From mindful 'Calmcations' to workplace 'Frolleagues', Booking.com's new vocabulary reveals how Indians explored the world in 2025.
-
Why 35% Of Restaurants In India Want To Quit Food Delivery Apps: Survey Reveals
The findings of a new study suggest that 1 in 3 restaurants in India would stop using food delivery apps if given a choice. At the same time, the survey also highlights the benefits of these platforms.
-
Quit Smoking, Started Vaping? Your Heart Attack Risk May Rise, Says ICMR Study
A major ICMR-led meta-analysis shows e-cigarette users face significantly higher heart attack and stroke risks compared to non-users, especially among former smokers who switched from cigarettes.
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Men Record Higher Lung Deposition Of Air Pollutants In Delhi, Says Study
Researchers at Netaji Subhas University of Technology, Delhi, analysed data from 39 air quality monitoring stations across Delhi between 2019 and 2023.
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People With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Have Disrupted Immunity, Proves New Study
New research on chronic fatigue may indicate that changes in blood vessels and immune system responses may be behind chronic fatigue syndrome.
-
New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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Low Confidence, Inability To Cope With Problems Among Signs Of Dementia In Midlife: New Study
Feeling nervous and tensed most of the time, not feeling warmth and affection for others and difficulties concentrating were among the symptoms.
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The Omani Sultan Who Studied In India Under A Future Indian President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Oman on December 17-18 at the invitation of Sultan Haitham bin Tarik.
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Online Classes For Nursery To Class 5 In Delhi Schools Amid Severe Pollution
Students from nursery to Class 5 will have to study in virtual mode compulsorily due to rising air pollution, the Delhi government said today.
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Class 11 Boy Allegedly Rapes 14-Year-Old Girl, Shares Video On Social Media
Police in Rajasthan's Pali district have booked an 11th-grade student for allegedly raping a student studying in Class 9 and sharing explicit photos and videos of the incident on social media, officials said on Monday.
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IIM-A To Conduct Economic And Environment Impact Assessment Studies For 2030 CWG
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) in Ahmedabad has been roped in to conduct the economic, social and environment impact assessment studies for multi-sport events in the country, including the 2030 Commonwealth Games.
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82% Delhiites Know Someone Severely Ill From Air Pollution: Study
As Delhi vanishes behind a dense-grey curtain and toxic air continues to choke the NCR, a new survey has found that 82 per cent of Delhi-NCR residents have one or more people in their close social network suffering from severe health problems.
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Normalising Blood Glucose In Prediabetes May Cut Cardiovascular Risk By Half: Study
The team, including researchers from the US and China, analysed long-term data from more than 2,400 people with prediabetes.
