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31 NCC Trainees Hospitalised After Suffering Heatstroke At Jabalpur Training Camp
Jabalpur, May 22 (IANS) In a concerning incident amid the ongoing severe heatwave sweeping across central India, more than 31 National Cadet Corps trainees fell seriously ill with symptoms of heatstroke and dehydration at a training camp held at the Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing campus on Dumna Road.
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Longtime Meta Employee's Emotional Layoff Post Goes Viral: 'AI Is Here To Stay, Human Isn't'
The post went viral on social media, but the employee urged people to "respect and give time to the thousands of affected employees".
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Taking Mounjaro? Dermatologist Explains How The Drug Affects Your Hair And Skin
A dermatologist shares important skin and hair care tips for people taking Mounjaro or experiencing rapid weight loss
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US' Largest Commuter Rail System Shuts Down As Workers Strike
The railroad, which serves New York City and its eastern suburbs, ceased operations just after midnight after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job.
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Struggling With PCOS? These 3 Expert-Backed Tips Can Help You Manage It Better
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain advises focusing on food, inflammation and movement to manage PCOS better.
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Peak Hour Chaos On Delhi Metro As Magenta Line Hit By Signal Failure, Commuters Face Delays
The disruption impacted stations including Kalindi Kunj and Shaheen Bagh, both of which witnessed significant overcrowding as services slowed down.
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Google Reportedly Exploring AI Inference Chip Partnership With Marvell Technology
Google is reportedly exploring a partnership with semiconductor company Marvell Technology. As per the report, the Mountain View-based tech giant is in talks with the company to develop two new artificial Intelligence (AI) chipsets for its workload requirements. There is reportedly no deal in place, but the companies have initiated formal discussio...
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Rajasthan's Palace On Wheels Train, Where Tickets Sell For Rs 14 Lakh, Sees Empty Seats Due To Iran War
In its 43 years of operation, this is only the second time that nearly one-third of the Palace on Wheels' scheduled journeys have been cancelled in a single season.
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Japan Rail Pass To Cost More From October: How It Affects Indian Travellers
Japan Rail Pass prices are set to increase from October 2026, making travel across Japan slightly more expensive for foreign tourists.
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RailOne App Loophole Lets Commuters Buy Tickets After Boarding, Triggers Ticketless Travel
A glitch in the RailOne app recently affected the Mumbai Suburban Railways, leading to a resurgence of ticketless travel.
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Why The LPG Crisis Is Forcing Migrants To Quietly Leave Delhi
She was preparing to board a train to her village in Boria district, Haryana. Her husband stood a few steps away, holding three large white sacks filled with utensils and avoiding eye contact.
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How You Talk To Yourself Decides How Your Brain Works, Explains Australian Psychologist
The psychologist stated that the brain gradually accepts repeated thoughts, regardless of their positivity or negativity
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"Embarrassment To Country": Indian Women's Football Chief Slams Federation's Asian Cup Blunders
AIFF Women's Committee chairperson Valanka Alemao criticises the federation for poor preparation, ill-fitting jerseys, and weak friendlies ahead of AFC Women's Asian Cup.
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Four Vande Bharat Trains To Change Timing From March 15: Full List Here
Passengers on Bengaluru-Hyderabad and Kalaburagi routes will see minor timing changes as four Vande Bharat services get updated schedules.
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Silent Muscle Loss After 60: New Indian Guidelines Flag Sarcopenia Risk
New Indian clinical guidelines warn that age-related muscle loss, or sarcopenia, is an under-recognised health risk affecting millions of older adults.
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31 NCC Trainees Hospitalised After Suffering Heatstroke At Jabalpur Training Camp
Jabalpur, May 22 (IANS) In a concerning incident amid the ongoing severe heatwave sweeping across central India, more than 31 National Cadet Corps trainees fell seriously ill with symptoms of heatstroke and dehydration at a training camp held at the Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing campus on Dumna Road.
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Longtime Meta Employee's Emotional Layoff Post Goes Viral: 'AI Is Here To Stay, Human Isn't'
The post went viral on social media, but the employee urged people to "respect and give time to the thousands of affected employees".
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Taking Mounjaro? Dermatologist Explains How The Drug Affects Your Hair And Skin
A dermatologist shares important skin and hair care tips for people taking Mounjaro or experiencing rapid weight loss
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US' Largest Commuter Rail System Shuts Down As Workers Strike
The railroad, which serves New York City and its eastern suburbs, ceased operations just after midnight after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job.
-
Struggling With PCOS? These 3 Expert-Backed Tips Can Help You Manage It Better
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain advises focusing on food, inflammation and movement to manage PCOS better.
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Peak Hour Chaos On Delhi Metro As Magenta Line Hit By Signal Failure, Commuters Face Delays
The disruption impacted stations including Kalindi Kunj and Shaheen Bagh, both of which witnessed significant overcrowding as services slowed down.
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Google Reportedly Exploring AI Inference Chip Partnership With Marvell Technology
Google is reportedly exploring a partnership with semiconductor company Marvell Technology. As per the report, the Mountain View-based tech giant is in talks with the company to develop two new artificial Intelligence (AI) chipsets for its workload requirements. There is reportedly no deal in place, but the companies have initiated formal discussio...
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Rajasthan's Palace On Wheels Train, Where Tickets Sell For Rs 14 Lakh, Sees Empty Seats Due To Iran War
In its 43 years of operation, this is only the second time that nearly one-third of the Palace on Wheels' scheduled journeys have been cancelled in a single season.
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Japan Rail Pass To Cost More From October: How It Affects Indian Travellers
Japan Rail Pass prices are set to increase from October 2026, making travel across Japan slightly more expensive for foreign tourists.
-
RailOne App Loophole Lets Commuters Buy Tickets After Boarding, Triggers Ticketless Travel
A glitch in the RailOne app recently affected the Mumbai Suburban Railways, leading to a resurgence of ticketless travel.
-
Why The LPG Crisis Is Forcing Migrants To Quietly Leave Delhi
She was preparing to board a train to her village in Boria district, Haryana. Her husband stood a few steps away, holding three large white sacks filled with utensils and avoiding eye contact.
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How You Talk To Yourself Decides How Your Brain Works, Explains Australian Psychologist
The psychologist stated that the brain gradually accepts repeated thoughts, regardless of their positivity or negativity
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"Embarrassment To Country": Indian Women's Football Chief Slams Federation's Asian Cup Blunders
AIFF Women's Committee chairperson Valanka Alemao criticises the federation for poor preparation, ill-fitting jerseys, and weak friendlies ahead of AFC Women's Asian Cup.
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Four Vande Bharat Trains To Change Timing From March 15: Full List Here
Passengers on Bengaluru-Hyderabad and Kalaburagi routes will see minor timing changes as four Vande Bharat services get updated schedules.
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Silent Muscle Loss After 60: New Indian Guidelines Flag Sarcopenia Risk
New Indian clinical guidelines warn that age-related muscle loss, or sarcopenia, is an under-recognised health risk affecting millions of older adults.
