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Exercise, rest, and recreation (Vihar), are as important as eating habit (Aahar). Aahar and Vihar complement each other for ensuring the physical fitness and mental agility. In recent times, we see a ‘paradox of choices’ in the world of recreation and entertainment. What to pursue and how much, is a big question. Why do we
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Earlier this year, on the 77th Independence Day, Prime Minister Modi urged the country’s 1.4 billion citizens to work towards a developed India by 2047, turning the dream into a resolute mission. As India aims for Vision 2047, the goal must be a high standard of living, strong infrastructure, advanced industries, quality education, and robust
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By Deepak Ranade As we started exploring, studying and observing the incredible universe that we dwell in, our search and focus became more and more reductionist. Scientific endeavour became largely subservient to our ability to explore the microcosm. The understanding of matter graduated from compounds to elements, to molecules, to atoms and was soon
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As defined by Mash et al., in “Guiding the development of family medicine training in Africa through collaboration with the medical education partnership initiative” on Academic Medicine (2014), Health education its needed in Africa, particularly in terms of addressing various challenges such as a high burden of disease, low life expectancy, and health workforce shortages.
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Shobhaa De One of India’s most popular writers, Shobhaa De has seen it all: life as a model, a copywriter, a journalist, a socialite, a scriptwriter, a bestselling novelist and a busy mother of six children. “Straight Talk”, which has been appearing as a column in The Times of India, carries her sharp observations on
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India, a nation renowned for its rich cultural heritage and rapid economic growth, currently faces an impending public health crisis of alarming proportions – a dramatic surge in cases of type 2 diabetes. This epidemic has manifested as a complex interplay between genetic predisposition and lifestyle factors, casting a substantial shadow over both public health
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We all have blood. It is so useful while inside the body. There are few outside-the-body uses also. Most dramatic is when the hero makes a cut on his thumb, applies the blood on the forehead of a female and claims her to be his instant wife. Where there is blood, there is blood pressure.
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Standardised entrance tests are meant to ensure a minimum level of quality in intake. India’s medical education has inverted that understanding. On Wednesday, the bar set by NEET for postgraduate medical admissions hit rock bottom. It will be zero percentile this year, which means that everyone who appeared for postgraduate NEET is eligible regardless of
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Sensitive people are often misunderstood and labelled as weak over sensitive or dramatic however being sensitive is not a weakness but a personality trait that affects how a person perceives processors and responds to their…
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Knock! Knock! Who is there? Omicron. Omicron who? Omicron who conned you, with mutations. This could well be the new word game patented by the SARS CoV-2 virus. New sub-variants of Omicron springing up in different parts of the world are demanding attention. What threats do these new arrivals pose? Will there be local outbreaks,
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