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182 Million Children In Low-, Middle-Income Nations Lack Access To Nurture: Report
In low- and middle-income countries, three-fourths of those aged three or four years lack -- nearly 182 million children -- access to adequate nurture, thereby risking healthy development, according to a series paper, published in The Lancet journal.
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Cutting Down Smoking Could Increase Life Expectancy By A Year: Study
Cutting down smoking to five per cent of current rates by 2050 would increase life expectancy by a year among men and 0.2 years in women, according to recent global modelling studies published in The Lancet Public Health journal.
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To Prevent Suicide, India Must Broaden Focus Beyond Mental Health: Lancet
With over 170,000 lives lost annually due to suicide in India, it is imperative to focus beyond mental health to prevent suicide cases in the country, said an expert in a new study published in The Lancet journal on World Suicide Prevention Day.
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Musk Denies Report His xAI In Talks Over Tesla Revenue
The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that Tesla would license xAI's artificial-intelligence models to help power its driver-assistance software
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Centre's 'Swachha Bharat Mission' Saved 70,000 Infant Lives A Year: Nature Journal
The Swachh Bharat Mission, a national cleanliness programme, launched in 2014 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, may have reduced infant mortality through the construction of toilets and improved sanitation.
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Call Me Bae Review: A Riches-to-Rags to Success Story With Ananya Panday In It
Ananya Panday’s web series debut digs on the debatable fate of true journalism in current times.
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3 Kashmiri Scientists Discover New Species Of Hoverfly
The findings of the three entomologists - Aijaz Ahmad Wachkoo (team head), Amir Maqbool, and Suhaib Firdous Yatoo were published in the Journal of Asia Pacific Entomology'.
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8-Week Vegan Diet Linked To Lower Biological Age, Study Finds
Going vegan for eight weeks was found to be linked to lowering of biological age, according to a study published in the journal BioMed Central (BMC) Medicine.
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IIJNM Will No Longer Be Offering Its Programmes In Journalism
'We are giving you notice of closing down our beloved institution,' IIJNM said.
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India More Than Ready To Take Steps To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
Pointing to India's achievements in the pharmaceutical arena, the British scientific journal Nature has said that along with being an economic power, India is "more than ready to take the next step towards becoming a science powerhouse".
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Congress Setback In National Herald Case: Rs 751 Crore Asset Seizure Upheld
In a significant setback to Congress ahead of Lok Sabha elections, Prevention of Money Laundering Act Adjudicating Authority has confirmed attachment of over Rs 751 crore belonging to party-run Associated Journal Limited and Young Indian.
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10-Year Long Study Reveals New "Tree Of Life" For All Birds Living Today
The largest-ever study of bird genomes has produced a remarkably clear picture of the bird family tree. Published in the journal Nature today, our study shows that most of the modern groups of birds first appeared within 5 million years after the ext
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"Journalism Civilisation's Mirror, Investigative Journalism Is Its X-Ray": High Court
Journalism is a civilisation's mirror and investigative journalism its X-ray, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has observed while cancelling summonses and all subsequent proceedings in a 2008 defamation case against some journalists here.
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Apple Aims To Build Over 5 Crore iPhones In India Every Year: Report
Apple and its suppliers aim to build more than 50 million iPhones in India each year, within the next two-to-three years, with additional tens of millions of units planned thereafter, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Explained: Canada's Law Making Big Tech Pay For News, Its Deal With Google
Canada's bid to give the struggling journalism industry a leg-up with the passage of the Online News Act in June, brought it at loggerheads with Big Tech, specifically Google and Meta.
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182 Million Children In Low-, Middle-Income Nations Lack Access To Nurture: Report
In low- and middle-income countries, three-fourths of those aged three or four years lack -- nearly 182 million children -- access to adequate nurture, thereby risking healthy development, according to a series paper, published in The Lancet journal.
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Cutting Down Smoking Could Increase Life Expectancy By A Year: Study
Cutting down smoking to five per cent of current rates by 2050 would increase life expectancy by a year among men and 0.2 years in women, according to recent global modelling studies published in The Lancet Public Health journal.
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To Prevent Suicide, India Must Broaden Focus Beyond Mental Health: Lancet
With over 170,000 lives lost annually due to suicide in India, it is imperative to focus beyond mental health to prevent suicide cases in the country, said an expert in a new study published in The Lancet journal on World Suicide Prevention Day.
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Musk Denies Report His xAI In Talks Over Tesla Revenue
The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that Tesla would license xAI's artificial-intelligence models to help power its driver-assistance software
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Centre's 'Swachha Bharat Mission' Saved 70,000 Infant Lives A Year: Nature Journal
The Swachh Bharat Mission, a national cleanliness programme, launched in 2014 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, may have reduced infant mortality through the construction of toilets and improved sanitation.
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Call Me Bae Review: A Riches-to-Rags to Success Story With Ananya Panday In It
Ananya Panday’s web series debut digs on the debatable fate of true journalism in current times.
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3 Kashmiri Scientists Discover New Species Of Hoverfly
The findings of the three entomologists - Aijaz Ahmad Wachkoo (team head), Amir Maqbool, and Suhaib Firdous Yatoo were published in the Journal of Asia Pacific Entomology'.
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8-Week Vegan Diet Linked To Lower Biological Age, Study Finds
Going vegan for eight weeks was found to be linked to lowering of biological age, according to a study published in the journal BioMed Central (BMC) Medicine.
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IIJNM Will No Longer Be Offering Its Programmes In Journalism
'We are giving you notice of closing down our beloved institution,' IIJNM said.
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India More Than Ready To Take Steps To Become Science Powerhouse: Nature
Pointing to India's achievements in the pharmaceutical arena, the British scientific journal Nature has said that along with being an economic power, India is "more than ready to take the next step towards becoming a science powerhouse".
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Congress Setback In National Herald Case: Rs 751 Crore Asset Seizure Upheld
In a significant setback to Congress ahead of Lok Sabha elections, Prevention of Money Laundering Act Adjudicating Authority has confirmed attachment of over Rs 751 crore belonging to party-run Associated Journal Limited and Young Indian.
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10-Year Long Study Reveals New "Tree Of Life" For All Birds Living Today
The largest-ever study of bird genomes has produced a remarkably clear picture of the bird family tree. Published in the journal Nature today, our study shows that most of the modern groups of birds first appeared within 5 million years after the ext
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"Journalism Civilisation's Mirror, Investigative Journalism Is Its X-Ray": High Court
Journalism is a civilisation's mirror and investigative journalism its X-ray, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has observed while cancelling summonses and all subsequent proceedings in a 2008 defamation case against some journalists here.
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Apple Aims To Build Over 5 Crore iPhones In India Every Year: Report
Apple and its suppliers aim to build more than 50 million iPhones in India each year, within the next two-to-three years, with additional tens of millions of units planned thereafter, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Explained: Canada's Law Making Big Tech Pay For News, Its Deal With Google
Canada's bid to give the struggling journalism industry a leg-up with the passage of the Online News Act in June, brought it at loggerheads with Big Tech, specifically Google and Meta.
