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Why Your Nails Are a Serious Health and Wellness Indicator That Most Indians Ignore

The Nail as a Diagnostic SurfaceYour nails grow approximately 3.5 millimetres per month, and every millimetre is a record of what was happening inside your body at the time it formed. A dermatologist reading a nail plate is doing something close to what a geologist does with rock strata, each…

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Delhi-NCR weather July 13: IMD issues forecast for light rain, cloudy skies and strong winds

India Meteorological Department forecasts widespread rainfall across many parts of the country. Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected in northern, eastern, and northeastern regions. Delhi will experience partly cloudy skies with strong surface winds. Isolated light rain is predicted for Delhi-NCR and surrounding areas. Caution is advised in vulnerable locations…

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'We want you tomorrow': Bangladesh official slams Sheikh Hasina's delayed return

Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal prosecutor wants Sheikh Hasina to surrender immediately. She faces a death sentence and jail upon returning from India. The prosecutor stated Hasina would be sent directly to jail without court appearance. He warned against any stunts or creating further instability in the country. The tribunal's activities…

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Skip the Coastal Highway: The Inland Mumbai to Goa Road Trip Route Worth Every Detour

Why the NH66 Is Not the Only Road SouthMost Mumbai-to-Goa drivers join the queue on NH66, the coastal highway, sometime around 4 a.m. and spend the next twelve hours overtaking trucks and watching the sea appear and disappear between petrol stations. It is a fine drive. It is also, by…

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Why The Most Shocking Idea About Religion Came From Vivekananda?

The Room That Heard Without Listening On 11 September 1893, Swami Vivekananda stood before the Parliament of the World's Religions in Chicago and opened with seven words: "Sisters and brothers of America." The hall erupted. Two minutes of applause for a greeting. What followed, the actual argument, received polite appreciation…

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What Happened When Ramakrishna Followed Every Religion?

The Man Who Ran the Experiment Between roughly 1861 and 1874, Ramakrishna Paramahamsa did something no theologian had proposed and no institution had sanctioned. He practiced, in sequence and with full commitment, the sadhana of traditions that were supposed to be mutually exclusive. He spent months in Tantric discipline under…

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Religious Fasting and Metabolic Health: What Navratri and Ekadashi Do to Your Insulin and Glucose

The Biology Starts Within Hours, Not DaysTwelve hours after your last meal, your liver glycogen is nearly depleted. At that point, the body shifts fuel sources: free fatty acids rise, and the liver begins producing ketone bodies. This is not a dramatic event, it happens quietly, every time a fast…

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Why is RBI now cutting down its $100 billion short dollar forward position; how will it impact Rupee?

The Reserve Bank of India is carefully unwinding its large bearish dollar position. This move aims to support the rupee without causing market instability. Recent measures are attracting foreign capital, aiding the central bank's strategy. However, the pace of unwinding is crucial to avoid currency depreciation pressure. The RBI faces…

The Economic Times

Marsden Point refinery’s secret plan to fuel Kiwi planes and ships with cow manure

With overseas firms already converting raw dairy cattle excrement into sustainable aviation fuel, the hunt is on for New Zealand's feedstock. Jonathan Milne reports.

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India close on victory against England as Bhatia and Ecclestone make history

England needed 327 runs to beat India with four wickets remaining, while Yastika Bhatia and Sophie Ecclestone claimed the first Test milestones for women at Lord’s

The Guardian - UK

Monsoon activity subdued in large parts of India, Uttarakhand on red alert

Southwest monsoon activity remained subdued across most of India on Sunday. Heavy rainfall was confined to Uttarakhand, West Bengal, and northeastern states. Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall is predicted for northeast India and West Bengal. Uttarakhand experienced landslides, blocking numerous roads and causing evacuations. Dry weather prevailed across Rajasthan,…

The Economic Times

Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont bow out as England slide towards Test defeat to India

The retiring pair’s final international innings were ended swiftly as India closed in on a dominant victory at Lord’s after Yastika Bhatia’s century

The Independent UK

Popular Indian comedy reflects real-life worries

How do you stop a tree from chasing after people? It's not a riddle. It's a workplace challenge facing Abhishek Tripathi, after he reluctantly takes a job as village secretary in Phulera, a small town in Uttar Pradesh.

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India’s prosperity problem: Public finances now compensate the majority for economic insecurity, regardless of growth

India has significantly reduced extreme poverty, achieving a major development goal. However, recent economic growth has not broadly benefited the majority of its population. Many citizens now depend on government subsidies for basic necessities and services. This situation persists despite the country experiencing rapid economic expansion. The educated youth also…

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Yastika Bhatia first woman to score Lord's Test century as India run riot

Yastika Bhatia achieved a historic Test century at Lord's. She became the first woman to score a Test hundred at the iconic venue. India declared their second innings at 341 for seven, setting a large target. England faces a challenging chase to win the match. Sophie Ecclestone took a five-wicket…

The Economic Times

ISRO successfully carries out tests of Gaganyaan crew module systems

The Indian Space Research Organisation successfully conducted three major tests for Gaganyaan. These tests ensured the crew module's upright position after splashdown in the sea. The umbilical mechanism separation was also examined during these important tests. Structural integrity of the crew module during apex cover separation was validated. These successful…

The Times of India

'I left America after H-1B stamping trip': Indian professional explains why he returned home and what he struggled with

An Indian professional shared his voluntary return from the US after an H-1B visa stamping trip. He found closer family ties and easier professional networking opportunities upon his return. However, he also faced significant infrastructure and traffic issues in India. Business processes and pollution presented further daily challenges for him.…

The Economic Times

Mortal remains of 15 Indian nationals who died in Vietnam boat tragedy arrive in Ho Chi Minh City, repatriation being arranged

Mortal remains of fifteen Indian nationals reached Ho Chi Minh City after a tragic boat accident. These remains will be transported to India after completing necessary formalities. Fifteen survivors have been discharged from the hospital and are traveling back home. One critically injured survivor remains in intensive care undergoing treatment.…

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Daiki Axis setting up 3rd plant in India, bets big on sustainable water treatment sector

Japan's Daiki Axis will invest Rs 200 crore for a new manufacturing facility in Tumakuru, Karnataka. This facility will produce decentralized wastewater treatment systems using proprietary Johkasou technology. The expansion aims to meet India's growing demand for sustainable water recycling solutions. This investment supports India's 'Make in India' initiative and…

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Why Hollywood's Biggest Stars Have Landed In Mumbai This Week

Mumbai is witnessing one of its biggest Hollywood moments yet. Academy Award-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan has arrived in India alongside leading stars Tom Holland and Matt Damon for the grand Indian premiere of The Odyssey. The visit is part of the film's global promotional campaign, placing Mumbai alongside cities like…

The Times of India

'Violations of law': Vietnam arrests boat captain after capsize killed 15 Indians

Vietnamese police on Sunday arrested the captain of a speedboat that capsized near southern Phu Quoc Island, killing 15 Indian tourists, authorities said.

The Independent UK

Brook has significant future as leader of English cricket – McCullum

Harry Brook guided T20 side to a 4-0 series win over India, but head coach will not be drawn on leadership plans.

The Economic Times

INDIA bloc to raise Ram temple, NEET paper leak issues in Monsoon session: RJD's Sudhakar Singh

The INDIA bloc plans to confront the government on key issues during the upcoming Parliament session. They will raise concerns about the Ram Mandir donation case and the NEET examination paper leak. Opposition parties also intend to resist alleged BJP efforts to engineer defections and weaken rivals. This strategy aims…

The Economic Times

Vietnam arrests speedboat captain after deadly capsize

Vietnamese police arrested on Sunday the captain of a speedboat that capsized near southern Phu Quoc island, killing 15 Indian tourists, authorities said. Police in southern An Giang province said they arrested the 57-year-old captain of the boat for "violations of laws" resulting in the capsize.

The Economic Times

Sri Lanka new hotspot for Indian weddings in 2025; industry sees limited West Asia crisis impact in 2026

Sri Lanka is projected to be the fastest-growing destination for Indian weddings in 2025. Thailand continues its popularity as the most sought-after international wedding location. Wedding budgets are increasing for both domestic and international destination events. Couples are prioritizing experience-led celebrations and Indian cuisine at international venues. Despite regional uncertainties,…

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