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The ticking price tag: What delaying parenthood really costs you financially and biologicallyA growing number of couples are choosing to delay parenthood in pursuit of career milestones, financial stability, and personal goals. But ...- Better option in times of volatility and uncertainty: 6 healthcare stocks with upside potential of up to 30%As geopolitical tensions escalate in the Gulf region, the global investment landscape is once again grappling with rising crude oil prices ...
- $5,000 'baby bonus': Trump admin works to convince American women to have more children as birthrates declineThe Trump administration is exploring pronatalist policies to address declining birthrates, including baby bonuses and incentives for marri...
- Over a bn pounds of Coca-Cola plastic waste to enter waterways; can fill stomachs of 18 mn whales: StudyBy 2030, Coca-Cola products are projected to contribute 1.33 billion pounds of plastic waste to oceans annually, equivalent to filling the ...
- South Korea birth rate rose last year, first time in a decadeSouth Korea's birth rate increased for the first time in a decade, reaching 4.7 babies per 1,000 people in 2024. The rise is attributed to ...
- Who is the billionaire who claims to have fathered 100 children across the world?A millionaire Russian technology billionaire said that he has contributed to over 100 couples globally with sperm donations. Comparable to ...
- India staring at infertility crisis, may alter population dynamics, says top IVF chain FounderDr Ajay Murdia of Indira IVF warns of a growing infertility crisis in India due to hormonal issues, substance use, and changing lifestyles....
- Planning for the elderly must be an important part of any population policy rethink: ExpertsIndia’s current population policy—the government’s second--was designed in 2000. The policy states its immediate objective as addressing "u...
- India's one million all-women ASHA volunteers honoured by WHOAccredited Social Health Activists -- or ASHA volunteers -- are Indian government's affiliated health-care workers who are the first point ...
- Turn to natural farming as overuse of chemical fertilisers causing ill-effects: Shah tells farmersShah was virtually addressing farmers after launching the logo of the Gujarat government's initiative for natural farming, its mobile appli...
- India saw 31 children die by suicide every day in 2020; experts say COVID-19 upped traumaAccording to the National Crime Records Bureau data, 11,396 children died by suicide in 2020, an 18 per cent rise from 9,613 such deaths in...
- View: Covid reminds us that national strength needs massive, non-farm, formal job creationCovid reminds us that the only sustainable solution for our healthcare, education, sanitation, and nutrition challenges is raising India’s ...
- Divorce on your mind? Consider this checklist before you cut the marital cordConsider meeting a couples’ therapist before a lawyer.
- What girls are doing to enhance soft skills ahead of their marriageEven if the number is minuscule, girls are enrolling in personality development, soft skills training, and image styling courses at finishi...
- Kashmir: Pushed into an abyss of trauma with over usage of pleasure drugsDecades of militancy have pushed Kashmir into an abyss of trauma. Among the new ills: soaring sales of over-the-counter pleasure drugs, ris...
- How Nandan Cleantec is gearing up to power global aviation with jatrophaIn the face of an impending global energy crisis, the significance of jatropha plant and the promise it holds for the future cannot be writ...
- Greater Noida farmers blink, want more money, not landStriking a sympathetic note for investors , the farmers also said they wanted a solution to the crisis that would not hurt homebuyers .
- Kerala farmers reap rich harvest from eucalyptusCultivation of eucalyptus is catching on in Kerala’s Wayanad district, where cash strapped farmers find it a profitable venture.
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