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Sonam Wangchuk says the government has agreed to consider Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation

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'Driven and courageous': Salman Khan backs student protests, urges education system reforms without political interference

New OTT releases this week (July 20-26, 2026): Musafir Cafe, Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya, 72 Hours- 5 new titles coming on Netflix, Prime Video and more

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Scientists say humans could live to a maximum age of 156 years. Here's how

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'Guru is the...': Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan shares message on education amid calls for his resignation

Balen Shah's diplomatic U-turn? Nepal PM to hold one-on-one meetings with India, China envoys

Did Putin help Iran target CIA bases? US probes Russia's role in Gulf drone strikes

Pan Am plane wreckage that remained untraceable for 74 years has finally been found

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Stress, overconsumption of unhealthy fast food, and lack of exercise are some of the most common reasons for poor health these days, especially poor heart health leading to cardiac arrests in people who are in their 30s and 40s.

Heart attacks more difficult to detect in women than men: Experts explain why

Thinkers and tech experts join hands to launch a new phone that aims to beat smartphone addiction - a very pink Barbie phone. The Barbie-branded phone has been launched in the UK and Europe with the aim of helping young people to break away from their smartphones.

Tech company launches Barbie flip phone to beat teen smartphone addiction

In 1959, Trinidadian activist Claudia Jones organised a Caribbean carnival in St Pancras Town Hall in London in response to race riots, planting the seeds for Notting Hill Carnival, one of the world's largest street parties.

Notting Hill Carnival celebrates London's diversity after racist attacks

Kate Middleton made a rare appearance in public on Sunday as she attended church in Scotland with King Charles, her husband Prince William and their eldest son Prince George.

Kate Middleton joins royal family for Sunday church in a rare public appearance 

Age is just a number for Kate Moss. The supermodel looked every bit ravishing in a new campaign for a beauty brand. Drawing inspiration from Hollywood icons like Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn, Kate Moss showcased her natural beauty and insane looks while she stared into a mirror.

Kate Moss hasn't aged one bit! The 50-year-old model looks ravishing in new beauty brand campaign

Dogs in California are practicing their wave-riding techniques ahead of the annual Surf Dog Surf-A-Thon, as pooches and their owners try out soft surfboards, specialized flotation devices, and ocean safety guidelines ahead of the September 8 event.

California pooches practice for dog surfing competition

Every civilisation has expressed itself through art. Be it 40,000-year-old cave paintings or the modern ‘non-fungible tokens' (NFTs). Everyone who creates art is called an ‘artist.

Art now goes beyond just landscapes and sketches. Meet the artist ‘painting with soil’

Thousands of people gathered in the Netherlands this weekend to celebrate their red hair at the annual Redhead Days Festival in the southern town of Tilburg. Architecture student Ellen Linderstad told Reuters she spent more than 24 hours on trains and buses from Stockholm to get to the event as she doesn't meet many other redheads in Sweden.

Redheads gather to light up unique Dutch festival

We cannot escape social media and endless scrolling of photos and videos on our smartphones, once we are introduced to the practice. The same is the case with games on mobile phones or consoles.

Are you addicted to social media and gaming? Here are tips to escape the mindless scrolling

Standing opposite a mansion in the elegant English city of Bath, Tegan Shirdon marvelled at the window from where Penelope, one of the heroines of "Bridgerton", would eye her love interest Colin in the hit show.

Britain embraces 'set-jetting' trend

Dozens of young singles gathered this week to meet potential marriage partners in Pakistan's eastern city of Lahore, the first attempt by a UK-based matrimonial app to help people find spouses in person in the conservative Islamic country.

Pakistani singles defy tradition, search for spouses in person

Chocolate is a beloved food savoured by millions worldwide. It is widely used to make a variety of sweets and desserts. However, a recent study has unveiled the presence of heavy metals in chocolates.

The surprising journey of heavy metals in chocolate

Japan's Nintendo said Tuesday it will open its much-awaited first museum on October 2 featuring vintage video games and an interactive shoot-em-up with "Super Mario" characters.

Nintendo museum to open in Japan on October 2

Meghan Markle recently shared that her daughter Princess Lilibet has "found her voice". The Duchess of Sussex also stressed on the importance of empowering young girls to speak up.

Meghan Markle says her 3-year-old daughter Lilibet has ‘found her voice’

Daniela Braga’s Los Angeles home was recently targeted by burglars, according to latest reports. The thieves reportedly stole items worth $1 million from her house.

Victoria's Secret model Daniela Braga's LA home ransacked by burglars; $1 million stolen

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More number of women are likely to develop bipolar disorder in the years leading up to menopause, according to a recent UK study. The study analysed more than 100,000 women for four years around their menopause years to conclude that their chances of developing bipolar disorder had significantly risen.

Women have increased risk of Bipolar Disorder when headed towards Menopause: Study

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are currently on their four-day visit to Colombia. And, like many others, Meghan is making sure to dominate the headlines. On the second day of their trip, the Duchess of Sussex paid a sweet tribute to her mother-in-law Princess Diana, by re-wearing a cute piece of butterfly earrings that once belonged to the late royal.

A perfect tribute! Meghan Markle re-wore Diana's butterfly earrings during school visit in Colombia

Britain's Prince Harry urged caution over artificial intelligence and talked of social media as divisive during a panel in Colombia's capital Bogota alongside his wife Meghan and the Andean country's Vice President Francia Marquez.

Prince Harry urges caution on AI at start of trip to Colombia

In the last scene of the hit film Barbie, the titular character played by Margot Robbie goes to see a gynaecologist. It was supposed to be a joke or ironic statement, as the Barbie dolls on which the film is based are known to have no genitals.

Barbie effect: Did Margot Robbie's last line in film spur search on gynaecological care? Study thinks so

A would-be Miss South Africa who quit the pageant amid a row over her nationality said in a video Thursday she has agreed to run for the Miss Universe Nigeria title.

Miss South Africa contender to run in Nigeria show after nationality row

When does ageing start? Is it a gradual process or is there a specific age in which we start to 'suddenly' age? According to a new study, there are two, not one, time periods in our lives when we show sudden signs of ageing.

When does ageing really kick in? Scientists find two specific ages when signs show up. They are...

Independence Day 2024: Delhi's timeless eateries that predate India's independence

Use of humour by parents has a very positive impact on their relationship with children, according to a new study that highlighted the importance of laughing with your kids.

Want better relationship with your kids? Use more humour, says new study

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