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Menstrual Migraine: Why Ordinary Painkillers Often Fall Short

What makes a menstrual migraine different from other migrainesA menstrual migraine is not defined by how bad it feels. It is defined by when it arrives and what triggers it. The International Headache Society classifies it as a migraine occurring within the window of two days before menstruation to three…

Times Life · Oct 18

Labor and the Coalition need the Indian diaspora vote, but the immigration debate has many feeling bruised

While Victorian Labor holds a marginal lead with Australia’s largest migrant group, many feel politicians only offer platitudes

The Guardian - AU · Oct 17

India eye strong Para Asian Games campaign despite reduced contingent

India is preparing for the Asian Para Games with a smaller contingent than last time. The nation won a record 111 medals at the previous edition, which will be difficult to match now. Selection disputes in para-shooting and para-cycling have raised concerns about the decision-making process. Key competitors in disciplines…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

Commerce Ministry organizes “Leveraging FTAs” outreach program in Jaipur to boost exports

The Commerce Ministry organized an outreach event in Jaipur, targeting exporters to clarify the use of benefits provided by India's free trade agreements. This initiative aims to translate preferential market access into tangible export opportunities for Indian enterprises, emphasizing Rajasthan's strengths in textiles, handicrafts, and gems. Plans for coordination among…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

Amitabh Kant backs India to produce world-beating golfers in coming years

Amitabh Kant said India's demographic advantage and rising participation among youngsters would help the country emerge as a global force in golf over the next decade.

The Economic Times · Oct 17

The absurd economics of India’s digital creator boom

When Albert Camus wrote that one must imagine Sisyphus happy, he was not, one would assume, thinking of India's content creator economy. And yet, there is something Sisyphean about the business of being a creator: the endless filming, editing, posting and chasing of engagement, only to start all over again…

The Times of India · Oct 17

'Scapegoat', 'stifle dissent': Imran Khan moves Bombay High Court after FRRO directs him to leave India by October 28

Imran Khan has moved the Bombay High Court challenging the FRRO’s notice directing him to leave India by October 28 over alleged violations of the Foreigners Act. The actor has alleged procedural lapses, denial of a prior hearing and violation of his rights as an OCI cardholder. The plea follows…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

‘Trillions pouring into America’: White House lists over $330 billion investments from India

The White House on Friday listed investments worth over $10.87 trillion in the US, including more than $330 billion from India, placing the country among the leading investors in the American economy.

The Times of India · Oct 17

US' Russia sanction waiver a relief for India's exporters, energy security: Experts

The waiver of sanctions under the Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act provides relief for India's energy security. Experts believe that continued access to Russian crude will support economic growth and ease inflationary pressures. While the waiver offers temporary relief, uncertainty remains regarding future contracts and investments. Trade organizations express hope…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

India vs West Indies 5th T20I: Pitch, weather forecast, head-to-head record and full squads

Ind vs WI T20 Bangalore Weather: India vs West Indies 5th T20I could face weather-related interruptions in Bengaluru, where a 70% chance of night-time rain raises the prospect of a shortened game. The Chinnaswamy surface is expected to favour batters, with first-innings scores potentially crossing 160 runs. Check the head-to-head…

The Economic Times · Oct 17