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ET Graphics: Bengal picture abhi bhi baaki hai; SIR’s changing playbookIndia's Election Commission is revising voter lists, removing over 5.98 crore names. The process, starting in Bihar, has changed significan...- Saving private Trump Social: Truths, ego and the unseen diplomacy behind a fragile Iran truceA fragile two-week ceasefire has emerged, potentially signaling the war's end. The US and Israel agreed to halt strikes, with Iran reciproc...
- This Cozy Kitchen Brew Is Everywhere Right Now, But Is It Actually Helping or Hurting You?A natural wellness drink made from boiling lemons, ginger, and cinnamon is becoming popular in American homes. This beverage offers comfort...
- Esophageal cancer or GERD? The overlapping symptoms, and the one thing that sets them apartHeartburn is common, but persistent chest discomfort or difficulty swallowing could signal serious issues. Gastroesophageal reflux disease,...
- Heartburn? Indigestion? US doctor says it could be esophageal cancer: What it is, who’s at risk, and key symptomsEsophageal cancer, affecting the tube connecting the throat to the stomach, is projected to have 22,070 new cases in 2025. Adenocarcinoma, ...
- TV actor Vikash Sethi’s silent heart attack: Could indigestion be a warning sign?A report from UCLA Health indicates that approximately one in five heart attacks happens without any obvious signs. These silent heart atta...
- ‘The Apprentice’ announces its return with 17th series in 2023, know details hereLord Alan Sugar will be conducting “The Apprentice” on its 17th Series with many more candidates and overseas work.
- Exorcising Ghosting, A Sensitive TaleTeves Jr's bill states that ghosting can be 'likened to a form of emotional cruelty', the act being 'mentally, physically and emotionally e...
- Judiciary, executive divide becoming deeper: Mukul RohatgiRohatgi, who quit as attorney general in June after a three-year tenure, also advocated guidelines for public interest litigations (PILs).
- Do you pop digestive pills often? Watch out, that's a life hazard!Always consult a doctor before popping any pills for acidity.
- Suffering from a persistent cough? Giving up on chocolate, mint may helpGastroesophageal reflux disease may often lead you to believe that it is a persistent throat problem, while the cause lies in your stomach.
- Third Eye: Post offices and banks in loop before demonetisation announcementAll post offices were sounded off on the afternoon of November 8 that they will have to stay open through the coming weekend.
- How to avoid stomach problemsStressful work, frequent tea & smoking breaks, bad eating habits all add up to that clawing pain in the stomach. But there's a solution, sa...
- Local leadership was not projected properly in Delhi: Chhattisgarh CM Raman SinghPolitical commentators have already blamed BJP’s worst-ever loss in Delhi on the confusion sowed among cadres by the lastminute decision to...
- Is the spurt in sales of Indian curry in Paris a sign of changing tastes?Perhaps the spike in CTM sales is in no small measure due to the hunger pangs of British visitors to Paris.
- Should creation of Telangana lead to changes in culinary nomenclature?Bombay duck did not become a Mumbaikar when the city bowed to Marathi sentiments, so why should so much hinge on a thali being prefixed wit...
- Congress seeking 'moral victory' on Raman Singh's hometurfThe reason for nominating a Muslim face was taken after seeing Akbar's social involvement and work done for the people of Pandariya
- Andhra Pradesh bypolls: Congress facing several unfavourable factorsForget about Jagan. There are many other reasons that could cause the ruling Congress' rout in the June 12 by-elections in Andhra Pradesh.
- Wyeth makes $960 mn claims on Protonix patent case: Sun PharmaSun Pharma said US-based Wyeth Pharma has sought damages worth $960 mn related to their ongoing patent dispute over generic version of Prot...
- Krishna starts off in an investor-friendly toneHe is as mellow as old wine. Only, this time the bottle is, perhaps, new. There is more ‘rural’ in what he says.
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