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Menstrual Health: How To Reset Your Cycle Naturally After Festive Disruptions
Many women face delayed cycles, mood swings, cramps, bloating, or fatigue after festivals.
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Watch: 25-Year-Old Woman Running Chicken Street Food Shop in Gurugram Goes Viral
This young woman is making waves on the internet for following her heart and opening a successful chicken street food shop in Gurugram.
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Expert Shares 5 Easy Ways To Deal With Perimenopause And Menopause Mood Swings
For women struggling with perimenopause and menopause mood swings, here are a few natural ways that can help manage the situation.
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"You're Not Gaining Weight, It's Bloating": Doctor Explains Why Most Women Experience Rounder Bellies By Evening
Bloating is more common in women, often due to hormonal fluctuations, particularly during the menstrual cycle.
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"Don't Have Exact Update": India Coach Breaks Silence On Richa Ghosh's Fitness Ahead Of Women's World Cup Semis
India bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi on Saturday said wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh is being monitored by the strength and conditioning team, adding that the players' workloads have been carefully managed considering the long duration of the Women's World Cup 2025.
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Big Question Thrown At Team India Despite Women's World Cup Semifinal Qualification: "Reflection Is Needed"
Anjum Chopra, while praising Team India, questioned if they could consistently restrict their opponents to manageable totals while chasing or defending 300-plus totals.
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Women Are Outlearning Men In These 5 Key Industries, Reshaping The Future Of Work
Emerging research reveals that women are outpacing men in obtaining degrees, credentials and certifications across critical industries.
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Two Defeats Prompt Rethinking In Indian Women's ODI World Cup Camp
After two defeats on the bounce in the World Cup, India women's coach Amol Muzumdar has hinted that the management is ready to ponder over the inclusion of a sixth bowler.
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"Feel Like I've Had No Rhythm": Australia Captain Alyssa Healy's Blunt Take After Smashing Match-Winning 142 vs India
Ahead of the India clash, Australia captain Alyssa Healy had managed only 219 runs in eight matches at an average of just over 27.
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South Africa Star Lays Bare India's Injury Drama In Women's World Cup: "Worked Out Quite Well"
'Slowing the game down' has become a popular tactic recently, as umpires lack strict authority to manage the time players take for injuries.
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IMC 2025: JioBharat Phones With Safety Features, Jio AI Classroom Programme Announced
Jio has unveiled its latest series of JioBharat Phones, which now come with multiple safety features. The company said that the handsets will be most useful for the caretakers of the elderly, parents of children, and women, as they ship with location monitoring capabilities, usage manager, and up to seven-day battery backup. Additionally, the compa...
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Ex-Wall Street Millionaire Accused Of Torturing Women In Secret 'Sex Dungeon', His Aide Recruited Victims
Howard Rubin and his personal assistant Jennifer Powers face federal charges for operating a $1 million BDSM sex-trafficking operation from 2009 to 2019.
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Drama In Women's World Cup Press Conference, Pak Reporter's Question Stopped By Media Manager
Tensions flared ahead of the Women's ODI World Cup 2025 match between India and Pakistan in Colombo.
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"Dubai Sheikh Wants Sex Partner": Delhi Baba's Shocking WhatsApp Chats
The arrest of self-styled godman Swami Chaitanyananda Saraswati has led to the discovery of WhatsApp chats that shed light on his alleged exploitation of young women students.
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15 Hotels In 50 Days, Focus On Avoiding CCTVs: Delhi Baba's Days On The Run
Chaitanyananda Saraswati, the self-styled godman accused of sexually harassing at least 17 women at a Delhi-based management institute, changed 15 hotels in 50 days during the time he was on the run
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Menstrual Health: How To Reset Your Cycle Naturally After Festive Disruptions
Many women face delayed cycles, mood swings, cramps, bloating, or fatigue after festivals.
-
Watch: 25-Year-Old Woman Running Chicken Street Food Shop in Gurugram Goes Viral
This young woman is making waves on the internet for following her heart and opening a successful chicken street food shop in Gurugram.
-
Expert Shares 5 Easy Ways To Deal With Perimenopause And Menopause Mood Swings
For women struggling with perimenopause and menopause mood swings, here are a few natural ways that can help manage the situation.
-
"You're Not Gaining Weight, It's Bloating": Doctor Explains Why Most Women Experience Rounder Bellies By Evening
Bloating is more common in women, often due to hormonal fluctuations, particularly during the menstrual cycle.
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"Don't Have Exact Update": India Coach Breaks Silence On Richa Ghosh's Fitness Ahead Of Women's World Cup Semis
India bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi on Saturday said wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh is being monitored by the strength and conditioning team, adding that the players' workloads have been carefully managed considering the long duration of the Women's World Cup 2025.
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Big Question Thrown At Team India Despite Women's World Cup Semifinal Qualification: "Reflection Is Needed"
Anjum Chopra, while praising Team India, questioned if they could consistently restrict their opponents to manageable totals while chasing or defending 300-plus totals.
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Women Are Outlearning Men In These 5 Key Industries, Reshaping The Future Of Work
Emerging research reveals that women are outpacing men in obtaining degrees, credentials and certifications across critical industries.
-
Two Defeats Prompt Rethinking In Indian Women's ODI World Cup Camp
After two defeats on the bounce in the World Cup, India women's coach Amol Muzumdar has hinted that the management is ready to ponder over the inclusion of a sixth bowler.
-
"Feel Like I've Had No Rhythm": Australia Captain Alyssa Healy's Blunt Take After Smashing Match-Winning 142 vs India
Ahead of the India clash, Australia captain Alyssa Healy had managed only 219 runs in eight matches at an average of just over 27.
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South Africa Star Lays Bare India's Injury Drama In Women's World Cup: "Worked Out Quite Well"
'Slowing the game down' has become a popular tactic recently, as umpires lack strict authority to manage the time players take for injuries.
-
IMC 2025: JioBharat Phones With Safety Features, Jio AI Classroom Programme Announced
Jio has unveiled its latest series of JioBharat Phones, which now come with multiple safety features. The company said that the handsets will be most useful for the caretakers of the elderly, parents of children, and women, as they ship with location monitoring capabilities, usage manager, and up to seven-day battery backup. Additionally, the compa...
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Ex-Wall Street Millionaire Accused Of Torturing Women In Secret 'Sex Dungeon', His Aide Recruited Victims
Howard Rubin and his personal assistant Jennifer Powers face federal charges for operating a $1 million BDSM sex-trafficking operation from 2009 to 2019.
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Drama In Women's World Cup Press Conference, Pak Reporter's Question Stopped By Media Manager
Tensions flared ahead of the Women's ODI World Cup 2025 match between India and Pakistan in Colombo.
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"Dubai Sheikh Wants Sex Partner": Delhi Baba's Shocking WhatsApp Chats
The arrest of self-styled godman Swami Chaitanyananda Saraswati has led to the discovery of WhatsApp chats that shed light on his alleged exploitation of young women students.
-
15 Hotels In 50 Days, Focus On Avoiding CCTVs: Delhi Baba's Days On The Run
Chaitanyananda Saraswati, the self-styled godman accused of sexually harassing at least 17 women at a Delhi-based management institute, changed 15 hotels in 50 days during the time he was on the run
