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Media Rights Valuation To Drop In Next Cycle? IPL Chairman Drops Truth Bomb
While Disney Star bought the current domestic television rights for $3.02 billion, Viacom18 acquired the streaming rights for $3.05 billion.
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The World's Longest-Growing Fruit Comes From A Remote Island
While most fruits grow quickly, one extraordinary fruit takes nature's slowest route to maturity.
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Do You Really Need A Gym Membership To Lose Weight? Here's The Verdict
Activities like walking, jogging, cycling, or home workouts using body weight can be just as effective. The key is to find activities that you enjoy, enabling you to stick with a consistent exercise routine.
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CUET 2026: Registrations Begin In April First Week, DoE Releases Calendar
DoE releases CUET 2026-27 academic calendar with registration starting first week of April and exams scheduled through the year.
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Did You Know Kiwis Could Improve Your Sleep Quality In Just A Few Weeks?
Can eating two kiwis before bed improve your sleep? A viral video reveals how this nutrient-rich fruit contains natural melatonin and serotonin.
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Metformin For PCOS: How Does This Diabetes Drug Help Manage Symptoms?
Metformin is a prescription medication traditionally used to treat type 2 diabetes by managing blood sugar levels. It works primarily by decreasing glucose production in the liver, improving the body's sensitivity to insulin.
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Kiwi Before Bed? Experts Say It May Help You Sleep Better
An Instagram video claims that kiwis contain natural melatonin, which allows people to have better sleep quality
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Man Dies After Speeding Car Hits Bicycle In Thane. He Began Cycling That Day
The victim, Srinivas Tandle, owner of multiple garment stores, had taken up cycling for fitness on the very day of the accident.
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Scientists Trace Solar Storm Origins to Hidden Layer Deep Inside the Sun
Scientists have identified the Sun’s tachocline—a thin layer deep below the surface—as the source of powerful magnetic forces driving solar storms. The discovery could improve space weather forecasts and provide earlier warnings for disruptions to satellites and power systems.
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What Is Seed Cycling? Nutritionist Explains How It Supports Hormonal Balance
Seed cycling is a natural way to support hormonal balance
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Media Rights Valuation To Drop In Next Cycle? IPL Chairman Drops Truth Bomb
While Disney Star bought the current domestic television rights for $3.02 billion, Viacom18 acquired the streaming rights for $3.05 billion.
-
The World's Longest-Growing Fruit Comes From A Remote Island
While most fruits grow quickly, one extraordinary fruit takes nature's slowest route to maturity.
-
Do You Really Need A Gym Membership To Lose Weight? Here's The Verdict
Activities like walking, jogging, cycling, or home workouts using body weight can be just as effective. The key is to find activities that you enjoy, enabling you to stick with a consistent exercise routine.
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CUET 2026: Registrations Begin In April First Week, DoE Releases Calendar
DoE releases CUET 2026-27 academic calendar with registration starting first week of April and exams scheduled through the year.
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Did You Know Kiwis Could Improve Your Sleep Quality In Just A Few Weeks?
Can eating two kiwis before bed improve your sleep? A viral video reveals how this nutrient-rich fruit contains natural melatonin and serotonin.
-
Metformin For PCOS: How Does This Diabetes Drug Help Manage Symptoms?
Metformin is a prescription medication traditionally used to treat type 2 diabetes by managing blood sugar levels. It works primarily by decreasing glucose production in the liver, improving the body's sensitivity to insulin.
-
Kiwi Before Bed? Experts Say It May Help You Sleep Better
An Instagram video claims that kiwis contain natural melatonin, which allows people to have better sleep quality
-
Man Dies After Speeding Car Hits Bicycle In Thane. He Began Cycling That Day
The victim, Srinivas Tandle, owner of multiple garment stores, had taken up cycling for fitness on the very day of the accident.
-
Scientists Trace Solar Storm Origins to Hidden Layer Deep Inside the Sun
Scientists have identified the Sun’s tachocline—a thin layer deep below the surface—as the source of powerful magnetic forces driving solar storms. The discovery could improve space weather forecasts and provide earlier warnings for disruptions to satellites and power systems.
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What Is Seed Cycling? Nutritionist Explains How It Supports Hormonal Balance
Seed cycling is a natural way to support hormonal balance
