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PCOS leads to diabetes, inflammation and infertility

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine gland illnesses in women, with an incidence range from 10% to 20 % in India. Patients experiencing PCOS experience issues involving irregular menstrual periods, hirsutism, acne, being overweight, and infertility. Long-term, low-grade inflammation has emerged as a crucial factor…

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Yoga: Cultivating emotional resilience

Yoga is an ancient wisdom originating from India with a greater embrace referring to the science of the soul, not only physical exercises. Fundamentally, yoga is a transformative process, and the reason it indeed can declare that it helps people to do the best for themselves. Yoga as such a…

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Duleep Trophy: India B beat India A by 76 runs

NEW DELHI: On Sunday, the fourth and final day of their Duleep Trophy match in Bengaluru, India B pacers headed by Yash Dayal forced India A to a 76-run defeat. KL Rahul's gumption, which allowed him pile up a patient fifty, had no resonance among his colleagues.

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India, Pakistan should play cricket in each other's countries: Saeed Ajmal

NEW DELHI: Citing the strong affection shared by the two countries, former off-spinner Saeed Ajmal suggested that Pakistan and India play cricket matches in their home nations.

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India is witnessing the slow-motion rise of fascism

Whenever mainstream politicians begin to mutter about infiltrators, fifth columnists and failed assimilation, that smell of sulphur is fascism in the air

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Paris Paralympics: How Devendra Jhajharia's 'winning tip' played its part in Navdeep Singh's victory

NEW DELHI: Navdeep Singh, who won a historic gold medal at the Paris Paralympics, credited a "small yet powerful advice" from India's renowned javelin thrower Devendra Jhajharia. This was the first gold medal for India in the F41 category, which is intended for competitors of small stature.

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Seven gold, 29 medals! India's Paralympians set a new benchmark at Paris Paralympics

From 12 medals in 11 editions to 48 medals in the last two editions, India have come a long way at the Summer Paralympics.

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Rishabh Pant turns 'khabri' to know India A's plans - Watch

Before play started on the final day of the first-round Duleep Trophy match between India A and India B at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Sunday, a man in the blue training jersey joined India A's huddle. When the players came out of the huddle, the man in…

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'Love the dance ... ': Yuvraj Singh's special post for birthday boy Shubman Gill

NEW DELHI: India's batting star Shubman Gill celebrated his 25th birthday on Sunday, with wishes pouring in from fans, teammates, and cricket legends.

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Building collapse in India’s Lucknow kills eight, injures dozens

Uttar Pradesh chief minister calls the deaths ‘heart breaking’ as authorities investigate the incident.

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Rare video interview: India's hockey wizard Major Dhyan Chand - Watch

The Indian hockey folklore is full of historical anecdotes that to date continue to warm hearts, largely because it was the first sport that got India consistent global recognition on the playing field both pre and post independence.

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When Ian Botham broke Sunil Gavaskar's tibia with a ferocious shot

NEW DELHI: When the England cricket team toured India in 1982, had lost in both Tests and ODIs. But a few months later, they were presented with a chance to take revenge straightaway with a return series.

The Times of India

Virat Kohli or Joe Root? Dinesh Karthik discloses reasons behind his choice for best Test batter

NEW DELHI: Former India wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik has chosen Virat Kohli over Joe Root as the best Test batter of the current generation, despite Root's superior statistical record. Karthik's preference is based on his close association with Kohli and the confidence he has in Kohli's performance under high-pressure situations.

The Times of India

Why Yuvraj Singh's father Yograj Singh hates Kapil Dev and MS Dhoni

World Cup winner Yuvraj Singh's father, Yograj Singh, has repeatedly targeted former India captains Kapil Dev and MS Dhoni, alleging that while Kapil sabotaged his career, Dhoni played a role in the exclusion of his son from the Indian team.

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When Travis Head called India captain Rohit Sharma 'unluckiest' in the world

NEW DELHI: Travis Head emerged as the hero of the 2023 ODI World Cup final for Australia, single-handedly thwarting India's quest for the title. His remarkable 137 off 120 balls made him only the third Australian, following Ricky Ponting and Adam Gilchrist, to achieve a century in a World Cup…

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With wind behind its sails, Indian hockey eyes 'high five' at men's Asian Champions Trophy

The first half of the next four-year Olympic cycle will set Indian hockey's tone for Los Angeles 2028. The coming 24 months will culminate with two major assignments -- the World Cup and the Asian Games, both in 2026 -- for which coach Craig Fulton will start arranging the chess…

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Duleep Trophy: Rishabh Pant, Sarfaraz Khan hand India B the edge

BENGALURU: Having missed out on game time in the middle in the first innings, Rishabh Pant (61), looking to return to India's red-ball fold, came out to bat for India B with purpose.

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Paris Paralympics: Unprecedented! Track and field campaign ends with gold-bronze finish

NEW DELHI: A gold and bronze finish at the Stade de France stadium capped India's remarkable campaign in the track and field events at the Paris Paralympics on Saturday evening. There was the opportunity to sign off with one final flourish, and javelin thrower Navdeep Singh and sprinter Simran Sharma…

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Paris Paralympics: Twenty-two years later, landmine blast survivor Nagaland's Sema wins bronze

Nagaland's Hokato Hotozhe Sema grew up hearing extraordinary tales of bravery and sacrifices of Indian army men from his parents and grandparents.

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EXPLAINED: From Silver to Gold! Why Navdeep Singh's javelin medal was upgraded at Paris Paralympics

NEW DELHI: Para-athlete Navdeep made history at the Paralympic Games by winning the gold medal in the Men's Javelin throw F41 category. He achieved a personal best distance of 47.32 metres, securing India's seventh gold medal in the French Capital.

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'Jab India jeetta hai toh Pakistan mein ... ': Former Pakistan captain brutally trolled for congratulating Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli

NEW DELHI: It's been over two months since India defeated South Africa to clinch the T20 World Cup trophy on June 29, ending a 13-year wait for an ICC title. Rohit Sharma's team overcame the Proteas in a thrilling final at a packed Kensington Oval in Barbados to lift the…

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World Physiotherapy Day: How modern work life is hurting our back

Back pain, particularly lower back pain, has reached epidemic levels in the modern workforce, with over 65% of the working population in India reporting some form of back discomfort. The problem is compounded by the nature of sedentary work, prolonged sitting, and poor ergonomic practices, with India’s working-age population being…

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Chinese juggernaut overpowers India in FIBA U-18 Asia Cup quarters, suffer 43-89 loss to miss 2025 World Cup berth

NAGPUR: A day after they ended their eight-year playoff drought, Indian cagers failed to find the rhythm and suffered a crushing 46-point (43-89) loss against China in the quarterfinal of the U-18 Asia Cup basketball tournament at Jordan on Saturday.

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At least five killed as ethnic violence flares in India’s Manipur

State government orders all schools in the state to remain shut citing security concerns after latest spurt of violence.

The Times of India

A masterstroke or madness? When legendary Lala Amarnath made the 12th man bat in inaugural Irani Cup match in 1960

In the annals of Indian cricket history, one of the most remarkable episodes involves the legendary Lala Amarnath and the first-ever Irani Cup match held way back in 1960.

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