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Sunflowers Bloom Where Her Home, Burnt In Los Angeles Fire, Once Stood
Sunflowers can take up cadmium and other heavy metals that can be left behind in the soil, though experts debate their effectiveness after a wildfire.
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First Oral Pill For Adults With Thalassemia Anaemia Gets Approval, Experts Hail It As Game Changer
The US Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) approval of the first-ever oral pill for anaemia in adults with thalassemia marks a historic milestone and can be a game changer in the management of the genetic blood disorder, said
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Pig Organ Transplants May One Day Outperform Human Donors, Says Leading Surgeon
A US clinical trial using gene-edited pig kidneys has begun, with experts saying xenotransplantation could one day offer safer and more effective alternatives to human donor organs.
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Ozempic Maker's Weight Loss Pill Gets Key Clearance In US, Launch Days Away
The US FDA has approved Wegovy pill, the first oral GLP-1 drug for weight loss. With Ozempic already in India, experts say this signals a major shift in obesity care, raising hopes, questions on access, cost and regulation for Indians.
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Trumps Rice Tariff Threat: Wake Up And Smell The Basmati, Warn Exporters
US President Donald Trump's latest warning that he may impose additional tariffs on rice exports from nations, including India, is unlikely to have any major impact on Indian rice exports, especially of basmati rice, according to rice exporters.
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Putin Visit Raised US Concern On India-Russia Ties: Expert To NDTV
Russian President Vladimir Putin's high-profile visit to New Delhi has reignited debate in Washington over India's growing proximity to Moscow, at a time when global geopolitical alignments are shifting rapidly.
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"Clear Message To World": Chinese Media's Big Praise Of Putin's India Visit
Amid the Western pressure on New Delhi to reduce trade with Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India sent a "clear message" to the world that "neither country is isolated", according to a Chinese media report.
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New Tick Disease In US Dogs Could Pose Future Risk To Humans, Experts Warn
Scientists in the US have discovered a new tick-borne bacterium, Rickettsia finnyi, after several infected dogs fell severely ill and some died.
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Black Friday Scam Alert: From Fake Websites To AI Videos, Watch Out For These Common Scams
Cybersecurity experts warn of Black Friday scams including fake online stores, phishing emails, and delivery scams that steal personal and financial information.
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Could H5N5 Strain Of Bird Flu Be The Next Pandemic? Experts Answer
An expert has said that individuals with comorbidities or weakened immunity should be cautious.
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'Efficient Way To Hurt US': Immigration Expert On Bill To Ban H-1B Visas
A leading immigration expert in Washington has termed Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's proposed bill to end H-1B visas as "one of the most efficient ways to hurt Americans," and would lead to more "preventable deaths."
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"Let's Get To Work": Zohran Mamdani In First Post After Historic Win
After sealing a groundbreaking win, Zohran Mamdani took to X with a message that captured the weight of the moment, "Thank you, New York City. Together we made history. Now let's get to work."
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UK Woman Finally Gets India Visa After 2 Rejections: "My Heart Is Full Again"
The comments on her video overflowed with heartfelt support and excitement, as viewers expressed their joy for the British content creator's long-awaited Indian visa approval.
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India-US Scholar Ashley Tellis Denies China Link In Espionage Case, Gets Pre-Trial Release
A US court has granted pre-trial release to Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis in a purported espionage case.
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US Covert Actions "Violate Venezuela's Sovereignty": UN Experts
United Nations rights experts said Tuesday that the United States' covert actions and threats of using armed force against Caracas "violate Venezuela's sovereignty and the UN Charter".
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Sunflowers Bloom Where Her Home, Burnt In Los Angeles Fire, Once Stood
Sunflowers can take up cadmium and other heavy metals that can be left behind in the soil, though experts debate their effectiveness after a wildfire.
-
First Oral Pill For Adults With Thalassemia Anaemia Gets Approval, Experts Hail It As Game Changer
The US Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) approval of the first-ever oral pill for anaemia in adults with thalassemia marks a historic milestone and can be a game changer in the management of the genetic blood disorder, said
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Pig Organ Transplants May One Day Outperform Human Donors, Says Leading Surgeon
A US clinical trial using gene-edited pig kidneys has begun, with experts saying xenotransplantation could one day offer safer and more effective alternatives to human donor organs.
-
Ozempic Maker's Weight Loss Pill Gets Key Clearance In US, Launch Days Away
The US FDA has approved Wegovy pill, the first oral GLP-1 drug for weight loss. With Ozempic already in India, experts say this signals a major shift in obesity care, raising hopes, questions on access, cost and regulation for Indians.
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Trumps Rice Tariff Threat: Wake Up And Smell The Basmati, Warn Exporters
US President Donald Trump's latest warning that he may impose additional tariffs on rice exports from nations, including India, is unlikely to have any major impact on Indian rice exports, especially of basmati rice, according to rice exporters.
-
Putin Visit Raised US Concern On India-Russia Ties: Expert To NDTV
Russian President Vladimir Putin's high-profile visit to New Delhi has reignited debate in Washington over India's growing proximity to Moscow, at a time when global geopolitical alignments are shifting rapidly.
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"Clear Message To World": Chinese Media's Big Praise Of Putin's India Visit
Amid the Western pressure on New Delhi to reduce trade with Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to India sent a "clear message" to the world that "neither country is isolated", according to a Chinese media report.
-
New Tick Disease In US Dogs Could Pose Future Risk To Humans, Experts Warn
Scientists in the US have discovered a new tick-borne bacterium, Rickettsia finnyi, after several infected dogs fell severely ill and some died.
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Black Friday Scam Alert: From Fake Websites To AI Videos, Watch Out For These Common Scams
Cybersecurity experts warn of Black Friday scams including fake online stores, phishing emails, and delivery scams that steal personal and financial information.
-
Could H5N5 Strain Of Bird Flu Be The Next Pandemic? Experts Answer
An expert has said that individuals with comorbidities or weakened immunity should be cautious.
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'Efficient Way To Hurt US': Immigration Expert On Bill To Ban H-1B Visas
A leading immigration expert in Washington has termed Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's proposed bill to end H-1B visas as "one of the most efficient ways to hurt Americans," and would lead to more "preventable deaths."
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"Let's Get To Work": Zohran Mamdani In First Post After Historic Win
After sealing a groundbreaking win, Zohran Mamdani took to X with a message that captured the weight of the moment, "Thank you, New York City. Together we made history. Now let's get to work."
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UK Woman Finally Gets India Visa After 2 Rejections: "My Heart Is Full Again"
The comments on her video overflowed with heartfelt support and excitement, as viewers expressed their joy for the British content creator's long-awaited Indian visa approval.
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India-US Scholar Ashley Tellis Denies China Link In Espionage Case, Gets Pre-Trial Release
A US court has granted pre-trial release to Indian-American scholar Ashley Tellis in a purported espionage case.
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US Covert Actions "Violate Venezuela's Sovereignty": UN Experts
United Nations rights experts said Tuesday that the United States' covert actions and threats of using armed force against Caracas "violate Venezuela's sovereignty and the UN Charter".
