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62% Parents Say Smartphones Keep Teens Awake Past 11PM In India: Survey
The findings reveal that late-night smartphone use is significantly disrupting teenagers' sleep patterns across urban India.
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Delhi Metro Enthusiast Felicitated For Riding First Train On All New Corridors
Union Minister of State for Housing and Urban Affairs Tokhan Sahu felicitated Anil Marwah, a dedicated enthusiast of the Delhi Metro, for his personal milestone of riding the first train on the opening day of every newly inaugurated metro corridor.
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Renault Bridger Concept Reveal Highlights: Design, Specs, And More
Renault will unveil the Bridger Concept at Strategy Day, today. The sub-4m urban SUV is aimed for for families, with India-centric development plans.
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Sleep Divorce Rising In India: Here's Why Couples Are Sleeping Apart By Choice
What is sleep divorce: A growing number of couples in India are choosing "sleep divorce", sleeping in separate beds or rooms, to improve sleep quality.
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India's Drains Breeding Superbugs? Study Warns Of Hidden Health Risks
A new study finds India's urban sewage systems are acting as "genetic playgrounds" for antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Delhi Once Had A 2-Mile Lake, Experts Now Want It Restored
The lake, which stretched across areas north of Bhalswa Lake, may be partially revived using a natural depression and nearby public land.
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Woman Reveals Why She Never Eats Out In India After Returning From America: 'Street Doesn't Invite You'
US venture capitalist Nitisha Bansal shares how urban challenges like heat, dust, and poor footpaths in India limit outdoor social life compared to the US.
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The Invisible Killer: How 'Heat Pockets' In Your Locality Are Straining Your Heart
The prevalence of heat pockets in your locality is putting stress on your heart. Here are the possible reasons behind why urban cities aren't cooling down at night and why cities need a heart-first plan to avoid a public health crisis.
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Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
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India's Joint Health Crisis: New Data Links Office Chairs To Faster Ageing
New data has found that there is an active link between office chairs and the age of your joints. Here is what the government is spending crores on and why daily planned movement matters for your joint health.
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62% Parents Say Smartphones Keep Teens Awake Past 11PM In India: Survey
The findings reveal that late-night smartphone use is significantly disrupting teenagers' sleep patterns across urban India.
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Delhi Metro Enthusiast Felicitated For Riding First Train On All New Corridors
Union Minister of State for Housing and Urban Affairs Tokhan Sahu felicitated Anil Marwah, a dedicated enthusiast of the Delhi Metro, for his personal milestone of riding the first train on the opening day of every newly inaugurated metro corridor.
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Renault Bridger Concept Reveal Highlights: Design, Specs, And More
Renault will unveil the Bridger Concept at Strategy Day, today. The sub-4m urban SUV is aimed for for families, with India-centric development plans.
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Sleep Divorce Rising In India: Here's Why Couples Are Sleeping Apart By Choice
What is sleep divorce: A growing number of couples in India are choosing "sleep divorce", sleeping in separate beds or rooms, to improve sleep quality.
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India's Drains Breeding Superbugs? Study Warns Of Hidden Health Risks
A new study finds India's urban sewage systems are acting as "genetic playgrounds" for antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Delhi Once Had A 2-Mile Lake, Experts Now Want It Restored
The lake, which stretched across areas north of Bhalswa Lake, may be partially revived using a natural depression and nearby public land.
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Woman Reveals Why She Never Eats Out In India After Returning From America: 'Street Doesn't Invite You'
US venture capitalist Nitisha Bansal shares how urban challenges like heat, dust, and poor footpaths in India limit outdoor social life compared to the US.
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The Invisible Killer: How 'Heat Pockets' In Your Locality Are Straining Your Heart
The prevalence of heat pockets in your locality is putting stress on your heart. Here are the possible reasons behind why urban cities aren't cooling down at night and why cities need a heart-first plan to avoid a public health crisis.
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Why Bengaluru Turns Pink Every Spring With Exotic Flowers Brought By The British
Bengaluru's trumpet flower season lasts only a few weeks, which is precisely what gives it its power. The city is full of people who have lived here for years and never quite managed to stop and look up during the bloom, always meaning to and never quite getting there.
-
India's Joint Health Crisis: New Data Links Office Chairs To Faster Ageing
New data has found that there is an active link between office chairs and the age of your joints. Here is what the government is spending crores on and why daily planned movement matters for your joint health.
