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Expired dates? Young Indians face dating burnout despite spending more on finding loveAmid the bustling life of young urban Indians, an ironic trend emerges: individuals thriving in their careers are still finding themselves ...- The new sloth SaaS: Servant-as-a-ServiceA new service in Delhi's Lajpat Nagar Market, CarryMen, offers assistants to carry shopping bags. This reflects a growing trend where techn...
- Mining turns India's heat-shield hills to dustDizzyingly deep pits from large-scale mining scar India's ancient Aravalli mountains, threatening the future of a forested buffer that New ...
- Energy, economics and old ties: Why Marco Rubio's Modi meeting mattersUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. Discussions focused on energy security amid a global crisi...
- Arshdeep Singh seen roaming with rumoured girlfriend Samreen Kaur in Dharamshala without security ahead of PBKS vs DC IPL match, fans say 'let them breathe'Cricketer Arshdeep Singh was seen walking hand-in-hand with rumoured girlfriend Samreen Kaur on the streets of Dharamshala, sparking discus...
- IPL 2026 Playoff Qualification Scenarios CSK, MI and other teams: Who’s in, who’s hanging by a thread, and what each team needsIPL 2026 Playoff Qualification Scenarios (Google Trends): The IPL 2026 league stage is intensifying as only a few matches remain before the...
- ‘Your body has its favourite nutrients to filter, focus, heal’: Delhi nutritionist shares 4 everyday foods for lung, liver, gut and eye healthYour body's organs have unique nutritional needs. Delhi-based nutritionist Lovneet Batra highlights foods for specific health benefits. Gin...
- 'Rs 17 LPA not worth it': IIT Delhi graduate quits bank job, says 'can’t sell peace of mind for a salary package'A 24-year-old IIT Delhi graduate resigned from a high-paying banking job, citing a toxic work culture that eroded his health and peace of m...
- Hyderabad techie says he was asked to work during paternity leave while newborn was in NICU, sparks online backlashA Hyderabad software professional alleged his manager demanded work during approved paternity leave, even as his premature newborn required...
- Eating less yet not losing belly fat? Ex-AIIMS Delhi dietitian explains the hidden link you might be missingStubborn lower belly fat may be due to stress-induced cortisol, not lack of willpower, according to an ex-AIIMS dietitian. Chronic stress e...
- Activists condemn transgender bill passage in Lok Sabha, say haste in Rajya Sabha 'scary'Activists have labelled the passage of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026, in the Lok Sabha a significant ...
- Bengaluru family's reel stunt goes wrong: Woman tries to courier father wrapped in gunny bag, faces police complaint; watch videoA family's unusual protest took a serious turn when they tried to send an elderly man via courier. The stunt, intended to highlight high bu...
- A Meditative MetamorphosisTrishla Jain’s art explores the unique space between breaths, brought to life through her latest exhibition.
- A meditative metamorphosisTrishla Jain’s latest exhibition, 'The Quiet Interlude', at LTC Gallery in New Delhi showcases her mature, meditative works. Her art, which...
- Pollution can permanently damage a child's brain: UnicefThe findings come at a time when India, particularly in the north, is facing a serious crisis due to rising levels of pollution. Last month...
- PMO panel on Delhi air reviews crop burning optionsWith the Sri Lankan cricket team's dramatic protest against playing conditions highlighting the mounting embarrassment over Delhi's polluti...
- Rahul Gandhi pays tributes to Mahatma Gandhi, Lal Bahadur ShastriBorn on this day in 1869, Gandhi led India's struggle for independence and also influenced movements for civil rights in other parts of the...
- Three-year plan to let Delhi breatheUnderlining air pollution as a serious problem, the government's think tank Niti Aayog in its latest action agenda has come out with a five...
- Air pollution: Niti Aayog comes out with three-year plan to let Delhi breatheNiti Aayog expressed its confidence that "air pollution can be considerably reduced within three years" through actions on the ground.
- Foul air against right to life, SC must actI am writing this as a concerned father of two young children who are sick all winter with one pulmonary infection after another.
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