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'Work, earn & roam, but get treated in India': NRI flies home for root canal in just 2 days after 3-week wait in UK. WatchA UK-based Indian techie's viral post highlights a growing trend among NRIs: returning to India for faster, cheaper healthcare. Facing a th...- Great Experiences: Why cheese tourism is becoming the latest luxury travel trend among IndiansLuxury travellers yearning for authentic yet offbeat experiences are opting for cheese tourism, finds Glynda Alves
- India can play long-term mediator role: Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov on Iran-US conflictRussia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov proposed India as a mediator for the Iran-US conflict. He highlighted India's extensive diplomatic ...
- Fish, meat & West Bengal elections: It’s about money and not politicsWest Bengal Elections BJP vs TMC: Political campaigns in West Bengal are creatively using fish and meat, staples of Bengali culture, to con...
- INS Sudarshini arrives in Malta as part of 22,000-nautical-mile 'Lokayan-26' expeditionThe Indian Navy's sail training ship INS Sudarshini arrived at Valletta, Malta, on 12 March as part of its global Lokayan-26 expedition. Th...
- Egypt to intensify India ties to counter extremist ideology: EAM AbdelattyEgypt has taken a bold step in addressing the complexities of global terrorism by highlighting the Muslim Brotherhood’s implications. The c...
- From fixing teeth to building tech: How an Indian-origin dentist mastered AI and landed a job at AppleAnshul Gandhi, a dentist, transitioned to AI engineering and landed a job at Apple. His journey from fixing teeth to building AI systems hi...
- Prevest DenPro Limited: India's rising star in global dental materials manufacturingThe Jammu-based dental equipment maker and category winner of the ET MSME Awards 2024 is a global leader in its domain, exporting to over 8...
- Gujarat hydropower plants made a record in electricity generation in August'24The Sardar Sarovar Dam, a key player in Gujarat's water and energy management, alone generated over 800 MU of electricity, with a total of ...
- Egypt considering allocating land to Indian industries in Suez Canal Economic ZoneOn economic ties, the statement mentioned that the Egyptian side is considering the possibility of allocating a special area of land for th...
- Dental Science: IISc researchers say tiny bots can help big way in root-canal treatment“The dentinal tubules are very small, and bacteria reside deep in the tissue. Current techniques are not efficient enough to go all the way...
- Parts of Haryana have salty groundwater and rains add to the salt contentThe groundwater is salty in the affected areas and when it rains, the groundwater level comes up, bringing more salt to the surface.
- Delhi court to pronounce order on Rajeev Saxena's bail plea on WednesdaySaxena sought bail on medical grounds and told the court that he was suffering from a "heart disease" and "advanced-stage leukaemia".
- Now get insurance just to protect your pearly whitesThis company may offer cosmetic dental surgeries apart from teeth extraction procedures and others.
- Inside Barefoot College where women from across the world become ‘solar engineers’Started in the early 1970s by Bunker Roy to empower rural women, Barefoot College has been training women, giving them skills to bring abou...
- Root canal dental surgeries performed on 19 sloth bears at Agra
- My priority is prohibition; I'm making women my informers, says Gujarat CM Anandiben Patel'Nobody can step into Narendrabhai's shoes. He has institutionalized governance. Not just me, anyone the party chose for the CM's job would...
- Affluent Indians unaffected by rising prices, 19 per cent rise in HNIs predictedThe rise in prices has not punctured the money-purse of affluent Indians. Bank Julius Baer estimates a 19% growth in HNIs.
- Jal Jihad a ploy to hide Pak Punjab stealing Sindh & Balochistan waterAs Pakistan raises the water-sharing bogey against India, its own inter-provincial battles over distribution of the natural resource are th...
- Health woes in the West are big bucks for KeralaAfter Kerala’s beaches, hillocks and houseboats, it now seems to be the turn of specialised hospitals and clinics to rope in international ...
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