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Are Noise-Cancelling Headphones Causing Hearing Issues In Young People? Report Reveals
Noise-cancelling headphones, popular among young people, may be contributing to rising hearing problems, including auditory processing disorder (APD).
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Alka Yagnik's Hearing Loss Points To A Serious Problem Among Youth
Health experts warn that listening to headphones even at a moderate volume can damage hearing over time. And it is not just the volume that causes damage, but the length of exposure.
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Boeing CEO To Be Questioned, Families Of Plane Crash Victims To Attend Hearing
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will likely face tough questions Tuesday when a Senate panel grills the executive on safety problems, manufacturing missteps and alleged efforts to intimidate whistleblowers.
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"Don't Try To Bring Down System": Supreme Court In Vote Cross-Check Case
Hearing petitions seeking cross-verification of votes cast on Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) with papers slips generated through the VVPAT system, the Supreme Court today pointed to problems with the secret ballot voting method.
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In Novel Initiative, Indore Police To Use WhatsApp To Process Complaints
The city police of Information Technology (IT) hub of Madhya Pradesh, Indore has added a new feature to its progressiveness as it started an initiative to hear the problems of the public through artificial intelligence (AI).
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Panel To Address Gay Community Problems, Centre Assures In Supreme Court
A committee will be formed to look into "genuine human concerns" flagged by members of LGBTQIA+ community, the centre told Supreme Court today during the hearing on petitions for legalisation of same-sex marriages.
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Pakistan Government Invites Imran Khan's Party For "Unconditional Talks"
The Pakistan government on Saturday invited Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party for holding "unconditional talks", saying negotiations are part of the political process and complex problems are resolved when two sides hear each other out.
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Supreme Court Bench Hears Arguments Via Cell Phone Due To Technical Issues
Facing technical problems, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice DY Chandrachud on Wednesday heard arguments of a petitioner using a cell phone on speaker mode.
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104 Hours, 500 Rescue Staff: How 11-Year-Old Was Brought Out Of Borewell
An 11-year-old boy with speech and hearing problems, who fell into a borewell in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir Champa district, was rescued after a 104-hour operation on Tuesday night.
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39 Hours And Counting, Chhattisgarh Boy Trapped In 80-Feet Borewell
An 11-year-old boy with speech and hearing problems continues to remain trapped 39 hours after he fell into an 80-feet deep abandoned borewell in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir-Champa district.
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Be Available, Hear People's Problems: Delhi Lt Governor To Civic Body
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Saxena on Saturday instructed all the Additional and Zonal Deputy Commissioners of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to be in the field before the office starts and asked them to be in the office at 12-1 PM.
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One Rank One Pension: Supreme Court Says Centre's "Hyperbole" Is Problem
The centre's "hyperbole" on the One Rank, One Pension policy "presents a much rosier picture" than what is actually given to military pensioners, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a petition by former servicemen.
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5 Engine Failure Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore
Engine failures are common when a vehicle is used a lot. Most of the time, there are signs before it is completely worn down. Here's a list of a few signs that will help you narrow down the problems.
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"No Judicial Interference": Centre To Supreme Court On Vaccine Policy
Coronavirus: Technical glitches and problems with the Supreme Court server forced adjournment of the hearing into the centre's vaccination policy, which has been criticised for differential pricing, shortage of doses, and a slow rollout
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One In Four People Will Have Hearing Problems By 2050: WHO
One in four of the world's population will suffer from hearing problems by 2050, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday, calling for extra investment in prevention and treatment.
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Are Noise-Cancelling Headphones Causing Hearing Issues In Young People? Report Reveals
Noise-cancelling headphones, popular among young people, may be contributing to rising hearing problems, including auditory processing disorder (APD).
-
Alka Yagnik's Hearing Loss Points To A Serious Problem Among Youth
Health experts warn that listening to headphones even at a moderate volume can damage hearing over time. And it is not just the volume that causes damage, but the length of exposure.
-
Boeing CEO To Be Questioned, Families Of Plane Crash Victims To Attend Hearing
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun will likely face tough questions Tuesday when a Senate panel grills the executive on safety problems, manufacturing missteps and alleged efforts to intimidate whistleblowers.
-
"Don't Try To Bring Down System": Supreme Court In Vote Cross-Check Case
Hearing petitions seeking cross-verification of votes cast on Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) with papers slips generated through the VVPAT system, the Supreme Court today pointed to problems with the secret ballot voting method.
-
In Novel Initiative, Indore Police To Use WhatsApp To Process Complaints
The city police of Information Technology (IT) hub of Madhya Pradesh, Indore has added a new feature to its progressiveness as it started an initiative to hear the problems of the public through artificial intelligence (AI).
-
Panel To Address Gay Community Problems, Centre Assures In Supreme Court
A committee will be formed to look into "genuine human concerns" flagged by members of LGBTQIA+ community, the centre told Supreme Court today during the hearing on petitions for legalisation of same-sex marriages.
-
Pakistan Government Invites Imran Khan's Party For "Unconditional Talks"
The Pakistan government on Saturday invited Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party for holding "unconditional talks", saying negotiations are part of the political process and complex problems are resolved when two sides hear each other out.
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Supreme Court Bench Hears Arguments Via Cell Phone Due To Technical Issues
Facing technical problems, a Supreme Court bench headed by Justice DY Chandrachud on Wednesday heard arguments of a petitioner using a cell phone on speaker mode.
-
104 Hours, 500 Rescue Staff: How 11-Year-Old Was Brought Out Of Borewell
An 11-year-old boy with speech and hearing problems, who fell into a borewell in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir Champa district, was rescued after a 104-hour operation on Tuesday night.
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39 Hours And Counting, Chhattisgarh Boy Trapped In 80-Feet Borewell
An 11-year-old boy with speech and hearing problems continues to remain trapped 39 hours after he fell into an 80-feet deep abandoned borewell in Chhattisgarh's Janjgir-Champa district.
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Be Available, Hear People's Problems: Delhi Lt Governor To Civic Body
Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Saxena on Saturday instructed all the Additional and Zonal Deputy Commissioners of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to be in the field before the office starts and asked them to be in the office at 12-1 PM.
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One Rank One Pension: Supreme Court Says Centre's "Hyperbole" Is Problem
The centre's "hyperbole" on the One Rank, One Pension policy "presents a much rosier picture" than what is actually given to military pensioners, the Supreme Court said today while hearing a petition by former servicemen.
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5 Engine Failure Warning Signs You Should Not Ignore
Engine failures are common when a vehicle is used a lot. Most of the time, there are signs before it is completely worn down. Here's a list of a few signs that will help you narrow down the problems.
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"No Judicial Interference": Centre To Supreme Court On Vaccine Policy
Coronavirus: Technical glitches and problems with the Supreme Court server forced adjournment of the hearing into the centre's vaccination policy, which has been criticised for differential pricing, shortage of doses, and a slow rollout
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One In Four People Will Have Hearing Problems By 2050: WHO
One in four of the world's population will suffer from hearing problems by 2050, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday, calling for extra investment in prevention and treatment.
