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Managing diabetes: Now, AI will predict blood sugar levels
An AI-driven technique now helps predict levels of blood glucose and improve the management of diabetes. Prof Mirza Khalid Baig and his team at the National Institute of Rourkela (NIT Rourkela) have…
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Osman Ali Khan: Hyderabad’s last Nizam, whose works outlive political agendas
Hyderabad: For the longest time in Hyderabad, any debate about the city’s last Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan, would largely revolve around his governance and contributions to the city’s development, with criticism…
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Cricket: Competitive edge has disappeared from India-Pak matches, only hype remains
Going by many of the results in the last few years, it is clear that the India-Pakistan contest in world cricket has lost its competitive edge. Pakistan is now no match for…
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Trams celebrate 152nd year in India; is this legacy in jeopardy?
In the heart of Kolkata, amidst the hustle bustle and cacophony of honking vehicles, a relatively quiet rebellion glides through the streets—graceful, unyielding, and steeped in history. The Kolkata Tram is Asia’s…
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Andhra woman Shyamala Goli proves great feats can be achieved with determination
In a display of extraordinary courage and determination, 52-year-old Shyamala Goli, a native of Samalkot, swam in the sea covering a distance of 150 km from Visakhapatnam to Kakinada. Swimming long distances…
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Gymnastics: The name is Romania but it was against romance; here is the story of Nadia Comaneci
At the Montreal Olympic Games in 1976, 14-year-old Nadia Comaneci of Romania became the most famous girl in the world by scoring a perfect 10 in her gymnastics exercises. Before Nadia, nobody…
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Will BJP’s Delhi victory end the LG-CM war?
After 27 years, the Bharatiya Janata Party has come to power in the National Capital, Delhi, with a clear majority of 48 seats in the 70-member legislative assembly. This marks the end…
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Ramzan price surge: The season of faith and financial strain
Hyderabad: As the holy month of Ramzan approaches, the festive spirit is in the air. Markets are bustling, homes are being prepared, and mosques are gearing up for special prayers and gatherings.…
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Cricket: Mohammed Shami holds the key to unlock the door to glory for India
Mohammed Shami has pulled off a feat that many people felt was impossible. He has turned back the clock on his advancing years, defeated a career-threatening injury, and fought his way back…
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Americas, Israel, Australia, New Zealand owe their creation to illegal migrants
The origin of illegal migration to America can be traced back to 1492 when Christopher Columbus first ‘discovered’ the so-called New World. When it suits the Western masters they fully encourage such…
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Cricket: Top stars will be badly missed in Champions Trophy tournament
The absence of some of the leading stars of different teams may rob the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy cricket tournament of its glamour. Will it affect the standard of the competition too?…
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Wonder toddler from Kolkata Anish Sarkar has chess experts gasping in disbelief
At an age when most children like to watch cartoons and play with toys, 4-year-old Anish Sarkar prefers to rack his brains to battle against opponents on the chess board. The toddler…
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Come out of Comfort Zone: A Call to Collective Action
Hyderabad: Injustice thrives when people choose silence over action. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice. This was the resounding message at a meeting organized the other day by the Association for…
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Botanical beats, avian anthems: Symphony of Nature at Hyderabad’s Sanjeevaiah Park
Nestled amidst the serene landscape of Hyderabad, on the tranquil banks of Hussain Sagar Lake, lies Sanjeevaiah Park—a lush, sprawling expanse spanning 90 acres. More than just a recreational retreat, this verdant…