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From injury to diet to age verification: How AI is reshaping Indian athletes' trainingFrom dietary recommendations to injury predictions and from age verification to psychological mapping -- artificial intelligence is set to ...- From injury to diet to age verification, how AI is reshaping Indian athletes' trainingIndian athletics: At the Sports Ministry's National Centre for Sports Science and Research (NCSSR) in Delhi, India's first Athlete Manageme...
- Don't forget to laughLife presents many challenges. However, not all are true problems. Many are simply inconveniences. The intensity of issues depends on perso...
- What do muscle cramps, hair fall and brittle nails have in common? Doctor explains 10 nutrient deficiency red flagsNutrition expert Dr. Vishakha highlights that common body discomforts like dandruff, brittle nails, and fatigue can signal underlying nutri...
- As EU's green trade rules kick in, India works policy shiftsIndia is preparing for significant rulebook shifts across ministries to align with the EU's stricter 'green' regulations impacting trade. T...
- Silver service: Hotels are changing for senior citizens. Here's what they have to offerHotels are increasingly catering to senior citizens, offering personalized services and senior-friendly amenities. With the global populati...
- Neeraj Chopra opts out of Paris Diamond League: ReportOlympic and world champion javelin throw star Neeraj Chopra has opted out of this Sunday's Paris Diamond League, citing the adductor niggle...
- Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Big blow for Australia as Josh Hazlewood ruled out of seriesThough Cummins is expected to return in time for the third Test, vice-captain Steve Smith will lead the side if the regular red-ball skippe...
- Insurance stocks continue to underperformShares of HDFC Life Insurance, the largest insurance firm in terms of market capitalisation, have declined 15% in three months and 10% over...
- COVID hits IPL: KKR-RCB match postponed; "false positives" in CSK non-playing staff"Varun Chakaravarthy and Sandeep Warrier were found to be positive in the third round of testing in the last four days. All other team memb...
- Scientists seek government help to stop misinformation about Covid vaccinesTermed as “anti-vaxxers,” these groupings are snagging an increasing number of followers across platforms like Twitter, Instagram, Facebook...
- Running a marathon? Don’t overtrain, could lead to a heart attackDuring this year's Mumbai Marathon, one person died while nine others collapsed. Know the perils of excessive training.
- How a skewed demography, digital revolution and changing social mores are making growing old in India difficultFrom consumption to knowledge, the balance in India is now tilted in favour of the digitally savvy young.
- From insuring your Labrador to your fitness regime, these startups are offering innovative policiesThese new-age fintech startups are challenging traditional insurance policies by designing new ones that will change how insurance is sold ...
- Don’t go by the headlines. The world is becoming a better placeFrom the decline of violence to the rise in living standards, nearly every aspect of existence has improved. Let’s count our blessings.
- Finance minister Arun Jaitley hints at further rejig of GSTArun Jaitley also hit out at critics who linked rate cuts on about 200 items on Friday to Gujarat elections. He said it was “juvenile polit...
- Travelling for work this winter? Follow this checklist to stay warm and healthyTravelling on business during the cold season comes with its own set of problems. Here are tips to help you enjoy your trip.
- The struggles of a single motherMirror writer and single mom Anjana Vaswani chats with three others of her tribe on raising kids alone with one eye on blood pressure.
- Websites offering specialist medical opinion a hit with patientsA clutch of websites like mediangels.com are offering online second opinion of specialists from India and abroad are turning popular.
- Cheers to health benefitsDrinking 3 cups of coffee a day cuts your diabetes risk by 25%, finds study.
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