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The sudden death of Shefali Jariwala has highlighted a concerning trend. Heart attacks are increasingly affecting younger Indians. Over hal...

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FC Barcelona surprises Indian football fans by closing down its academies in key cities. The discussion around India's struggle to excel in...

Not getting enough sleep can lead to cognitive decline and cause Alzheimer’s disease.

India has become the hub of 'cheap labour' for most of the employers across the globe.

New session which has already functioned for over 150 hours till July 16 has registered record productivity of 128% already.

External factors can trigger depression in people with greater biological vulnerability but when stress is unyielding, even those with mode...

The National Crime Records Bureau statistics reports show that 35 in every 100,000 people in Bangalore commit suicide due to depression.

If you want to function at peak fitness, consistent and good quality sleep is vital.

A young woman was raped and murdered in Perumbavoor, a bus ride away from Kochi, on the evening of April 28. And yet the world came to know...

A 2015 report by global workplace provider Regus showed that with the arrival of smartphones work is increasingly interrupting home life.

Bankers who spend more than 75 hours in the office per week are marked in red; those who work fewer hours are branded blue or yellow.

Women who work shifts are 80 per cent more likely to have fertility problems, a new study has warned.

A blanket charge often brought against terror suspects is at the heart of the problem, the report said

The Union minister answers our readers' questions while demystifying the new Domestic Violence Act.