Niluper Niluper and her three children in Turkey Niluper says she has been living in agony. A Uyghur refugee, she has spent the past decade hoping her husband would join her and their three sons in Turkey, where they now live. The family was detained in Thailand in 2014 after fleeing increasing repression in their
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The new year is here, and we are all excited for the year ahead. We all have different plans for how we wish to spend the new year. For foodies, it’s mainly about exploring new cuisines and treating themselves to some lip-smacking food. Whether it’s Mediterranean, Italian, or Japanese cuisine, we find ourselves craving all
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National Medical Commission draft allows non-medical graduates with M.Sc and Ph.D degrees to teach anatomy, biochemistry, and physiology. File The National Medical Commission (NMC), in its recent draft “Teachers Eligibility Qualifications (TEQ) in Medical Institutions Regulations”, has retained a two-year-old provision allowing non-medical graduates with M.Sc and Ph.D degrees to teach medical students anatomy, biochemistry,
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In Indian households, dals are more than just a comfort food, they are a dietary staple. You can have them at any time and pair them with a number of things to make it a wholesome meal. We know that dal is packed with protein and fibre, but with so many varieties out there, do
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The winter season brings with it mouth-watering delicacies and need for a cosy environment. But it also comes with extra stress and strain on the body as it makes it more prone to colds and coughs. However, a healthy and balanced diet, regular exercise, exposure to sunlight, and intake of supplements can boost immunity and
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Have you ever felt like your brain isn’t as sharp as it used to be? You may forget things, fail to concentrate, or feel as if your mind is “stuck in slow motion.” While these difficulties may have a variety of causes, some individuals refer to mental stagnation as “brain rot.” Although not a medical
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has written to Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda and Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, flagging the plight of hundreds of patients and their family members huddled on the footpath and subway outside AIIMS here and sought concrete steps to resolve this “humanitarian crisis”. The Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha also
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Heart diseases are among the leading causes of death globally, posing a significant burden on public health and economies. Conditions such as coronary artery disease, heart attacks, and heart failure affect millions annually, leading to premature mortality and disability. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cardiovascular diseases account for nearly 18 million deaths each
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You must have come across a popular adage that conveys that excess of everything causes problems. The same stands true for important supplements as well. While we consume them without a proper certified prescription, assuming that one pill of calcium or vitamin D won’t do any harm to the body, the reality is it can
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Urmilla Deshpande Irawati Karve’s writings about Indian culture and civilisation are ground-breaking Irawati Karve led a life that stood apart from those around her. Born in British-ruled India, and at a time when women didn’t have many rights or freedoms, Karve did the unthinkable: she pursued higher studies in a foreign country, became a college
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