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Trump setbacks fuel lame-duck talk as he turns 80President Trump faces challenges to his political power as his second term progresses, with setbacks in foreign policy and domestic opposit...- Weather swings, monsoon risks, and the growing threat to mango, apple cropsThe agriculture industry has evolved historically through adaptation and resilience, and now it is time to speed up this transformation, em...
- From dry lands to thriving farms: How one farmer from Andhra transformed dry land into productive crops worth croresIn India's drought-hit Anantapur district, farmer Mekala Shiva Shankar Reddy transformed 180 acres into a high-income, water-efficient agri...
- Britney Spears in legal trouble. Singer charged with driving under the influence in California. Here's what happenedPop icon Britney Spears faces legal challenges after being charged with a misdemeanor count of driving under the influence of alcohol and d...
- Britney Spears voluntarily enters rehab after DUI arrest, faces further proceedingsPop star Britney Spears has voluntarily entered a US treatment facility. This follows her arrest on suspicion of driving under the influenc...
- Daily bloating, reflux, constipation? AIIMS gastro doctor says you may be missing the real causeDigestive discomforts like bloating and reflux are not normal. Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastro doctor, states these are signals of deeper issues...
- The Boys Season 5 release date in India is here: When and where to watch the final chapter? Check episode details, time, plot, castFans of The Boys are finally set to watch the fifth and final season, which kicks off with the first two episodes, followed by weekly relea...
- Aries, Taurus, Gemini Horoscope Today – 10th March 2026: Powerful Astrology Predictions for Work, Love & HealthYour Daily Horoscope Today emphasizes emotional resilience, analytical depth, and the need for a "detective’s mindset." As you navigate ext...
- India vs West Indies ODI: Flight delay leaves Team India unhappy; players want better travel planning from BCCIAfter Team India won the Test series with a 1-0 result, its players had to travel from Trinidad to Barbados, but the erratic travel plans l...
- Nick Kyrgios withdraws from Japan Open. Here's the reasonAlthough there are still several events left to play this year, the fifth-seeded Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios said that the choice...
- Joe Biden says no need for 'erratic' Donald Trump to get intelligence briefingsUS President Joe Biden has said his predecessor Donald Trump should not be given access to classified intelligence briefings, as is a tradi...
- Lockdown effect: ANMI urges Sebi to cut trading hours to 10 am-2 pmAt present, the market opens at 9.15 am and closes at 3.30 pm.
- Changing work shifts, jet lag taking a toll on you? Exercising may counter side-effectsExercising can help people cope with erratic schedules.
- DGCA to make psychological tests must for pilotsThe Directorate General of Civil Aviation has initiated a process to make psychological tests compulsory for pilots, in what will be a glob...
- Post Germanwings tragedy, aviation industry turns focus to pilots', cabin crews' stressA cocktail of erratic schedules, inadequate sleep, pressure to maintain timelines has put pilots, ATCs and key staff under severe duress.
- My picks: Vishal Sinha COO, TUI India discusses Japanese fare, Italian shores & American role models"With my erratic work schedule, fitness tends to take a back seat. However, I do manage to do some yoga or go for a jog whenever I can sque...
- At consultancies, women are now in starry roles, firms woo female talent through a slew of incentivesConsulting firms are beginning to see the business case for having more women in leadership roles, and are opening doors to women who may h...
- Grain output may be close to target despite weather woesFood grain production is likely to decline by 4.5% this year following erratic monsoon during the kharif season and lower paddy acreage in ...
- People turning to medicines to check the onset of diabetesUnable to squeeze in enough physical activity in their everyday life due to erratic work schedules, the young in India are increasingly tur...
- What IBM wants: Women at the topIBM plans to have 30% women in its workforce in India by 2010.
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