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UK, France mull social media bans for youth as debate ragesCountries including France and Britain are considering following Australia's lead by banning children and some teenagers from using social ...- UK, France weighs ban on social media for youth as debate ragesFrance and Britain are exploring bans on social media for children, following Australia's lead. Experts debate the impact on youth mental h...
- Bhagwant Mann health scare: Punjab CM hospitalised after exhaustion, low heart ratePunjab CM Bhagwant Mann Health Update: The Chief Minister of Punjab, was admitted to Fortis Hospital in Mohali. He complained of exhaustion...
- AI 171 crash probe raises more questions than answersThe preliminary report on the AI 171 crash raises concerns. Airlines and regulators are unsure how to prevent future tragedies. The report ...
- ‘No physical intimacy’: How chronic back pain allegedly pushed Luigi Mangione to kill UnitedHealthcare CEOLuigi Mangione, a 26-year-old engineer, stands accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Behind the crime lies a history of c...
- Putting 'freebies' in their right context amid recent debateThe RBI Bulletin 2022, which is at the heart of the controversy, defines freebies as public welfare measures provided free of charge. Provi...
- Twenty Three for 2023: 23 ‘boats’ that must rise this year for India’s economy to weather the stormThere are a few things that India needs to be in its favour if it has to successfully navigate the gathering global storm.
- Delhi Assembly's two-day Monsoon session to commence from July 4According to the list of business of the monsoon session of the Delhi Assembly, Minister of Law, Justice and Legal Affairs of the AAP gover...
- British intelligence believes COVID-19 lab leak theory 'feasible': ReportThe origins of the COVID-19 remain a widely debated topic, with some scientists and politicians maintaining that the possibility of a lab l...
- View: The theory that Covid virus leaked from a Chinese lab goes viralCountless labs handle dangerous pathogens, not always vigilantly, multiplying the chances of leaks by accident or design
- Deaths, self-immolation draw scrutiny on China tech giantsChina's internet industries already were known for long, demanding days. With millions of families confined at home, demand surged and empl...
- Will Pinarayi Vijayan’s handling of crises be enough to ensure a second term in office?Kerala never returns incumbents. But Vijayan's rising stock could rewrite quite a few bits of history.
- Former Chhattisgarh CM Ajit Jogi slips into coma: DoctorJogi's neurological activity is "almost nil" and he is on ventilator support at the Shree Narayana Hospital, where the 74-year-old Janata C...
- SC refuses to pass directions for changing guidelines on Covid-19 treatmentThe Supreme Court bench asked the plea filed by an NGO, 'People for Better Treatment' (PBT), to be considered as representation to the ICMR...
- Half-baked safety standards & nonchalant attitudes to hygiene: Is every food item prone to contamination?Dubious testing facilities, half-baked safety standards and nonchalant attitudes to hygiene may mean that every food item is prone to conta...
- Sathya Sai Baba’s condition deteriorates as multiple organs stop respondingProhibitory orders were clamped in Andhra Pradesh’s Puttaparthi town on Thursday evening as the health of the godman Sathya Sai Baba deteri...
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