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Love Driving Your Car? 5 Health Issues You Are Likely To Experience
Driving offers freedom and joy, but prolonged hours behind the wheel can quietly harm your health.
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Lisa Ray Struggled With Early Menopause At 37: Doctor Explains How Chemotherapy Affects Fertility In Women
Chemotherapy can induce early menopause, often called chemopause, by damaging the ovaries and reducing the number or maturation of eggs.
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AI Impact Summit: India Expected to Witness Over $200 Billion Worth of AI Investments, IT Minister Says
AI Impact Summit 2026 is in full swing, hosting industry leaders and technocrats from across the world. On the sidelines of the summit, on Tuesday, the Union Minister of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Ashwini Vaishnaw, revealed that India expects to receive more than $200 billion (about Rs. 18.15 Lakh Crore) worth of investments in...
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Ind vs Pak: Abhishek Sharma Fails On Return As Pakistan Captain Pulls Off Masterstroke. Watch
The pressure got the better of Abhishek Sharma as he went for a wild swing on the final ball, having faced four dot balls on the trot.
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India AI Impact Summit 2026: Here's How You Can Register For The Event
Preparations for the summit are in full swing in the city, and arrangements are being made for a week of high-level discussions on technology and international diplomacy.
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Girl, 5, with Cerebral Palsy Stopped From Using Swing In Delhi Park: Family
Five-year-old Inika Sharma, who has cerebral palsy, wanted nothing more than to enjoy the playground swing like any other child during a weekend visit to Delhi's Sunder Nursery, a restored heritage park in Nizamuddin.
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How Jamaat-BNP Contest Will Decide Bangladesh's India, China Ties
Bangladesh is holding its most important election in recent times this week, and the two main parties, the Bangladesh Jamaat-E-Islami and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), are leaving no stone unturned to engage with the voters.
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Surajkund Fair Sees Increased Footfall Day After Ride Collapse, Cop's Death
The tragic events of the previous day, in which a police officer lost his life, did not seem to affect the ongoing Surajkund International Self-Reliant Crafts Mela as the fair witnessed a massive surge on Sunday.
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2 Arrested In Surajkund Fair Ride Collapse Case
The Haryana Police on Sunday said they have registered a case in the Surajkund joyride accident and arrested two persons, including the owner of the ride-operating company, on charges of lapses in ensuring safety.
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UK Scientists Create Electric Jelly Robot That Bends And Moves Like Living Tissue
The robot utilises ultra-lightweight electrodes to respond rapidly to surrounding electric fields, which trigger stretching, bending, and twisting.
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Love Driving Your Car? 5 Health Issues You Are Likely To Experience
Driving offers freedom and joy, but prolonged hours behind the wheel can quietly harm your health.
-
Lisa Ray Struggled With Early Menopause At 37: Doctor Explains How Chemotherapy Affects Fertility In Women
Chemotherapy can induce early menopause, often called chemopause, by damaging the ovaries and reducing the number or maturation of eggs.
-
AI Impact Summit: India Expected to Witness Over $200 Billion Worth of AI Investments, IT Minister Says
AI Impact Summit 2026 is in full swing, hosting industry leaders and technocrats from across the world. On the sidelines of the summit, on Tuesday, the Union Minister of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Ashwini Vaishnaw, revealed that India expects to receive more than $200 billion (about Rs. 18.15 Lakh Crore) worth of investments in...
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Ind vs Pak: Abhishek Sharma Fails On Return As Pakistan Captain Pulls Off Masterstroke. Watch
The pressure got the better of Abhishek Sharma as he went for a wild swing on the final ball, having faced four dot balls on the trot.
-
India AI Impact Summit 2026: Here's How You Can Register For The Event
Preparations for the summit are in full swing in the city, and arrangements are being made for a week of high-level discussions on technology and international diplomacy.
-
Girl, 5, with Cerebral Palsy Stopped From Using Swing In Delhi Park: Family
Five-year-old Inika Sharma, who has cerebral palsy, wanted nothing more than to enjoy the playground swing like any other child during a weekend visit to Delhi's Sunder Nursery, a restored heritage park in Nizamuddin.
-
How Jamaat-BNP Contest Will Decide Bangladesh's India, China Ties
Bangladesh is holding its most important election in recent times this week, and the two main parties, the Bangladesh Jamaat-E-Islami and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), are leaving no stone unturned to engage with the voters.
-
Surajkund Fair Sees Increased Footfall Day After Ride Collapse, Cop's Death
The tragic events of the previous day, in which a police officer lost his life, did not seem to affect the ongoing Surajkund International Self-Reliant Crafts Mela as the fair witnessed a massive surge on Sunday.
-
2 Arrested In Surajkund Fair Ride Collapse Case
The Haryana Police on Sunday said they have registered a case in the Surajkund joyride accident and arrested two persons, including the owner of the ride-operating company, on charges of lapses in ensuring safety.
-
UK Scientists Create Electric Jelly Robot That Bends And Moves Like Living Tissue
The robot utilises ultra-lightweight electrodes to respond rapidly to surrounding electric fields, which trigger stretching, bending, and twisting.
