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Mental health problems affect up to 20% of new mothers, but provision of mother-and-baby support is patchy

Growth stocks are getting ready for a comeback year in 2024, and these two under-the-radar stocks have solid financials and significant upside potential.

The software industry has been growing due to the rising demand for cloud-based software applications and the usage of advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT). Additionally, integrating generative AI into software applications is expected to further boost the industry’s prospects. To that end, it could…

Madras HC dismisses bail plea of biker T.T.F. Vasan, who was thrown off his bike while performing a wheelie on a public road. Judge noted that his stunts had a following of 4.5 million youngsters, some of whom indulge in crimes. He was wearing a ₹2 lakh suit when he…

Madras HC grants anticipatory bail to four college students for ransacking school hostel over Kuthu song dispute. Judge orders them to clean classrooms, write excerpts from Gandhi's autobiography & pay ₹2,000 to school. CCTV footage of violence produced in court.

The broader Nasdaq pulled back in August, but these three tech stocks bucked the trend to find new highs during the month. Here's why.

ACB sleuths caught APP Vijayalakshmi & SEB constable Balakrishna while allegedly accepting ₹90,000 bribe. The complaint was filed under Section 498 (a) & Section 3 & 4 of Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961. Accused to be produced in ACB Court; further investigation on.

NEW DELHI: Granting bail to former Wrestling Federation of India chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, a Delhi court has observed that it would be “quite contrary to the concept of personal liberty enshrined in the Constitution” that a person should be punished in a case in which…

The purpose of a temple is to enable the devotees to worship God for peace and happiness. However, unfortunately, temple festivals are perpetuating violence and they are increasingly becoming a medium for the local groups to exhibit their power in the locality, the Madras High Court lamented on Friday