Gurgaon Suicides: Student, Man Found Hanging in Separate Incidents
A 15-year-old student and a 26-year-old man died by suicide in Gurgaon, with police investigating mental health issues and inquest proceedings initiated under new laws.
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Gurgaon Man Hangs Self in Manesar, Depression Blamed
A 34-year-old McDonald's employee in Manesar died by suicide, hanging from a ceiling fan. His family attributes it to depression following his brother's accidental death three years ago.
Delhi Youth Ignoring Colorectal Cancer Signs, Survey Finds
A nationwide survey shows Delhi's working-age population is dangerously ignoring early colorectal cancer symptoms like blood in stool, with over 80% unaware of warning signs and 90% preferring self-medication over doctor visits.
UP Mandates Date Stamping on Eggs for Freshness and Safety
Starting April 1, Uttar Pradesh enforces new rules requiring eggs to be stamped with production and expiry dates to enhance consumer safety and supply chain accountability.
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AP Waterborne Disease Surge: Drug-Resistant Bacteria Found
Andhra Pradesh reports alarming rise in acute diarrhoeal diseases with multiple outbreaks across districts. Water samples test positive for dangerous E. coli and other drug-resistant bacteria, highlighting systemic water contamination issues.
Kolkata Residents Combat Digital Overload in 'Let's D-Stress' Initiative
Kolkata housing societies hosted specialist-led sessions addressing digital stress, with participants across ages discussing screen time management and mental well-being.
Bathinda Dairy Training Empowers Rural SC Women for Sustainable Farming
A four-day training program at College of Veterinary Science, Rampura Phul, empowered 20 Scheduled Caste women from Bathinda with sustainable dairy skills and equipment to boost entrepreneurship.
Vijayawada GGH Doctors Save Teen with Rare Nasal Tumour Surgery
Doctors at Vijayawada Government General Hospital successfully removed a rare juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma from a 14-year-old boy, marking a milestone in complex medical care.
IShowSpeed's 50 Pull-Ups Daily Fitness Hack Goes Viral
Internet personality IShowSpeed trends with a simple fitness routine: 50 pull-ups daily, spread throughout bathroom breaks. His habit-stacking method sparks debate on small daily efforts for strength.
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Non-Veg Food Ban in Nandigama After Diarrhoea Cases Spike
Nandigama Municipality imposes a 10-day ban on non-vegetarian food sales from March 30 to April 8 following a diarrhoea outbreak linked to a Sri Rama Navami festival event in Chandapuram village.
AP Hospitals Halt Free Care Over Rs 3,000 Crore Dues
Private network hospitals in Andhra Pradesh suspend Dr NTR Vaidya Seva scheme services due to Rs 3,000 crore pending dues from state government, criticizing new Universal Health Scheme.
Mobile Healthcare Reaches 25 Gadag Villages via SBI Foundation
SBI Foundation's Sanjeevani Mobile Medical Service delivers primary healthcare to remote villages in Gadag district, serving over 12,500 people and reducing travel costs for residents.
Karnataka Minister Sudhakar Hospitalised with Lung Infection
Karnataka's Medical Education Minister Dr. K. Sudhakar has been admitted to a private hospital in Bengaluru after developing a serious lung infection, with his condition reported as stable under medical supervision.
MP Chowta Urges Centre to Address Child Mental Health
Dakshina Kannada MP Kateel Chowta calls on the central government to implement urgent measures to combat rising mental health issues among children, highlighting the need for school-based interventions and policy reforms.
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Frequent Ejaculation Could Boost Sperm Health: Oxford Study
A new study from the University of Oxford indicates that regular ejaculation might help restore sperm health by reducing DNA damage, offering insights for male fertility.
Sambalpur Septic Tank Tragedy: Two Dead, One Critical
Two workers died and one is critical after suffocating in a septic tank in Keseibahal village, Sambalpur. Rescue operations and protests for compensation follow.
Health App Burnout: When Tracking Becomes a Stressor
A Delhi software professional's experience highlights a growing phenomenon: health and wellness apps designed to reduce stress can paradoxically increase anxiety through constant notifications and tracking demands.
Malaise: The 'In-Between' Health State You Must Know
Explore malaise, a subtle state between health and disease, with expert insights on symptoms, causes, and lifestyle changes to prevent chronic issues.
Don Miguel Ruiz: Beliefs Shape Reality and Suffering
Explore Don Miguel Ruiz's teachings on how complex belief systems, assumed as absolute truths, cause human suffering and hinder personal freedom, based on ancient Toltec wisdom.
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Turmeric: Natural Pest Control and Plant Health in Gardening
Discover how turmeric, a common kitchen spice, serves as a powerful natural ally in gardening. Scientific studies confirm its insecticidal, antifungal, and antibacterial properties for eco-friendly pest control and plant disease prevention.
Delhi Residents Unaware Blood in Stool Indicates Cancer
A recent health survey reveals that 80% of Delhi's population is unaware that blood in stool is a critical warning sign for colorectal cancer, highlighting a major gap in public health awareness.
Transform Potatoes into a Gut and Liver Superfood
Celebrity nutritionist Luke Coutinho explains how cooling boiled potatoes creates resistant starch, boosting gut health, liver function, and diabetes management. Simple recipes included.
Chhattisgarh Launches 370 New Ambulances for Emergency Care
Chhattisgarh government flags off 370 new ambulances, including 70 Advanced Life Support and 5 neonatal units, to improve emergency response times across all districts.
Tea vs. Coffee: Impact on Bone Health in Older Women
A new study reveals that daily tea consumption is linked to stronger bones in older women, while excessive coffee intake may pose risks to bone density.
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Gurugram Student Suicide: 17-Year-Old Found Dead
A 17-year-old student died by suicide in a Gurugram hostel, with police investigating the case and no suicide note found. The incident highlights mental health concerns among youth.
Ebola Virus Lingers in Breast Milk Weeks After Recovery
New research reveals the Ebola virus can persist in breast milk for up to 14 weeks after clinical recovery, raising concerns about post-illness transmission risks to infants.
Science Reveals How Mothers and Children Stay Physically Connected
Groundbreaking research on microchimerism shows mothers and children exchange cells that persist for decades, creating a biological bond that influences health and brain development across generations.
Mukbang Makes You Hungry: The Psychology of Vicarious Eating
Discover the psychological mechanisms behind why watching mukbang videos often increases hunger, including vicarious eating and sensory stimulation, explained by psychiatrist Dr. Megha Agarwal.
Why Your Body Feels Different as You Age: The Science
Discover the biological reasons why your body responds differently over time, from hormonal shifts to muscle loss, and learn how to manage these changes effectively.
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Women's Low Survival in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrests
A new study highlights that women are significantly less likely to survive cardiac arrests outside hospitals due to delayed CPR and public hesitation, urging urgent awareness and action.
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