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Hitting 30? Watch for Diabetes

An unhealthy diet, sedentary lifestyle, and obesity along with excessive screen time from TV, computers, mobile phones, and internet use can increase the risk of developing diabetes in the future and lead

November 14, 2024

COLUMNS·Health·India News

New Legislation Grants Unparalleled Authority to Army Chief, Deepening Democratic Decline in Pakistan

With unprecedented legal support, the Pakistan Army will now determine nearly all policies—economic, legal, political, telecommunication, and security—rendering civilian authorities ineffective and leaving the population at the mercy of the military, writes

November 6, 2024

Asia News·COLUMNS·Pakistan

Mumbai’s Thriving Real Estate: From City of Dreams To City of Skyscrapers

From 6 storey flats in the past, the trend has now shifted to constructing tall towers and skyscrapers-huge glass buildings that oversee the shifting dynamics of this vast city, writes Chetanya Mundachali Mumbai-the

October 29, 2024

Business·COLUMNS·India News

Unrest Deepens in Gilgit-Baltistan as Cold Desert Protests Expose Wider Grievances

The ongoing protests in Sarfaranga are just one facet of the widespread discontent brewing in PoGB. Across the region, citizens are rising up against what they perceive as systemic injustice and government

October 11, 2024

Asia News·COLUMNS·Pakistan

Pakistan: Home to fake degree scams

While the country’s investigation agencies claimed to take action time and again, the fake degree business has mushroomed across Pakistan, writes Dr Sakariya Kareem The former Pakistani Army Chief’s brother recently had

October 11, 2024

Asia News·COLUMNS·Pakistan

Tories may never recover

The choice of either Robert Jenrick or Kemi Badenoch could prove that those predicting doom may not be wrong, writes Mihir Bose The choice of Tory MPs to make the Tory leadership

October 11, 2024

-Top News·COLUMNS·UK News

China’s hyper espionage activity: Is it a manifestation of Beijing’s hostile policies?

China has not spared even its close friends when it comes to espionage, writes Dr Akhil Dev Sharma For China, all developed nations, and emerging economies even from the BRICS are its

October 9, 2024

-Top News·China·COLUMNS

Green energy for millennials

While climate change headlines paint a grim picture, millennials are increasingly choosing action over anxiety, writes Apurv Modi Millennials, the generation born between 1981 and 1996, are known for their tech-savvy, socially

October 3, 2024

COLUMNS·Health·LITE BLOGS

Choya: A High Quality Japanese Fruit Liqueur

Choya is made from the ume fruit, a popular fruit in Japan. The liqueur is 100% natural and vegan friendly and is a combination of umeshu liquid extracted from the ume fruit,

September 28, 2024

COLUMNS·Europe·Food

AI Revolutionizes Industries: From Education, Finance to Warfare and Gaming

From its early days as a mere academic curiosity to its current status as a powerhouse of innovation, AI has undergone significant transformations, shaping the world as we know it, writes Chetanya

September 21, 2024

COLUMNS·Science·Technology

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