Author: Rahul M

New Delhi: Even as resident doctors at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Patna called off their indefinite strike Tuesday, the issue of their confrontation with Chetan Anand, Janata Dal (United) MLA from Bihar’s Sheohar, has reached Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda’s office. The confrontation, followed by a resident doctors’ strike and Anand’s refusal to apologise has put Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in a fix just before the elections. Doctors at AIIMS Patna were on strike for five days, alleging that Anand—the son of former MP Anand Mohan—and his wife Ayushi Singh physically assaulted and threatened doctors with a…

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In the world of cricket, the toss is often considered a crucial moment, one that can heavily influence the course of a match. However, Team India seems to be rewriting that narrative. Since January 2025, India has lost the toss a staggering 15 times in a row, across all formats of the game. And yet, they’ve defied the odds and emerged victorious more often than not. The message is clear: winning the toss is optional, but winning the game is not. The Toss Losing Streak: Numbers That Shock India’s unprecedented run of toss defeats started on January 28, 2025, in…

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Losing weight might feel like an achievement, but what if the pounds you’re shedding aren’t just fat—but muscle? Many people unknowingly lose muscle mass in their pursuit of weight loss, which can actually slow down metabolism, reduce strength, and compromise long-term health. If your weight loss plan isn’t backed by proper nutrition and strength training, you might be making a harmful trade-off without realizing it. Here are some warning signs that you’re losing muscle instead of fat—and why it’s important to fix it fast:- 1. You’re Getting Weaker, Not Stronger Notice a drop in strength during workouts or daily activities? …

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Orion Pictures Action movies have been a staple of cinema since the first cameras rolled. They have surely evolved in leaps and bounds since the first moving pictures were screened to audiences, with bigger budgets and more daring stunts creating an ever-greater spectacle. But it’s not necessarily the car chases, gun battles, or big explosions they rely on most — it’s their stars, who lead these films with gusto, grit, and plenty of flying fists. Early action heroes on the big screen weren’t quite as bombastic as we’re used to…

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From reaching the Olympic finals in Athens 2004 (becoming first Indian woman to reach Olympic final in shooting) to mentoring India’s next shooting stars and Suma Shirur has walked a journey of fierce discipline, quiet resilience, and unrelenting self-belief. Now crowned as the ‘Coach of the Year (Female)’ at the 2024 Indian Sports Honours, Shirur insists confidence isn’t an inborn gift it’s earned.  Speaking in an exclusive interview with Zee English Sports Desk Shirur emphasized the transformative power of self-belief, something she has cultivated over years of competition and coaching. “I think self-belief is one of the most important traits…

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The dialogue surrounding parenthood is evolving, influenced by a deeper understanding of fertility and the various factors that affect it over time. In vitro fertilisation, once seen primarily as a remedy for couples facing conception difficulties, is now embraced as a key component of a more comprehensive and considerate approach to family planning. Instead of waiting for problems to arise, many couples are looking at IVF as a strategy to increase the likelihood of a healthy pregnancy down the line, aligning their family plans with both personal and professional aspirations. Dr Kshitiz Murdia, CEO and Whole-Time Director of Indira IVF…

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The newly opened Kartavya Bhavan-3 in Delhi marks the beginning of a unified government infrastructure, bringing key ministries under one roof with modern, eco-friendly features.Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Kartavya Bhavan-3 in New Delhi on Wednesday, marking the first major milestone in the Centre’s long-term plan to streamline governance by housing key ministries within a Common Central Secretariat (CCS) complex. This development is a core component of the broader Central Vista redevelopment project.Spread across 1.5 lakh square metres, Kartavya Bhavan boasts modern facilities, including high-tech conference rooms, advanced security systems, and a range of sustainability features such as rooftop solar…

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Working the night shift may help your career or lifestyle, but it often comes at a hidden cost—your gut health. Your digestive system is heavily influenced by your body’s internal clock, also known as the circadian rhythm. When that rhythm is disrupted by overnight work, your gut can suffer silently. Here are five key signs that your night shift might be harming your gut health:- 1. Frequent Bloating and Indigestion Why it happens: Irregular eating hours and disrupted sleep interfere with the digestive process. Eating heavy meals late at night or relying on fast food between shifts can lead to…

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Former India head coach Greg Chappell has criticised England batter Harry Brook for what he described as a ‘reckless’ dismissal during the fifth and final Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at The Oval. Brook had played a blistering knock of 111 runs from 98 balls but lost his wicket attempting an unnecessary big shot. His dismissal broke a crucial 195-run partnership with Joe Root and allowed India to claw back into the contest. At that stage, England were comfortably placed at 301/4, well on course to chase down the 374-run target. However, Brook’s wicket shifted momentum, and India capitalised by…

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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide, accounting for the highest mortality rates among both men and women”. A serious health issue that can even lead to death, this kind of cancer happens when abnormal cells grow in an uncontrolled way in the lungs. Recently, on August 1, World Lung Cancer Day was observed globally, like every year. While awareness has increased, a lot still remains lacking when it comes to the dissemination of information about lung cancer. Dr Raman Narang, Senior Consultant Medical & Haematology-Oncologist, Andromeda Cancer Hospital, Sonipat,…

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