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Dropped Head Syndrome
Constantly gazing at your mobile phone may develop severe strain on muscles of the back of neck that can cause…
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Normal People by Sally Rooney- A Review
Normal People caused quite a stir when it was released. The book was widely lauded, it was immediately made into…
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Revered John Wilson – educator exemplar
Reverend John Wilson (1804–1875) was a Scottish missionary, orientalist, and educator whose life and work left an indelible mark on…
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World No Tobacco Day
Since 1987, The World Health Organization has been observing World No Tobacco Day annually, every May 31st, to reiterate the…
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We serve with pride, but we refuse to be your servants
The scene is straight out of a Bollywood movie. A minister (Vishwajit Rane) storms into the Emergency Room of a…
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Insulating Medicine from the Marketplace – Has Private practice become a Baniya Ki Dukaan?
Globally healthcare in countries where universal access with equity prevails, health is regarded as a public good and gets adequate…
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Chasing the Lights !!!
My husband and I are passionate travellers who prefer to explore destinations on our own terms — not through the…
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Should Social Media Be Banned for Children?
In an era where a toddler can swipe before they can speak, the question of whether social media should be…
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Why I Became A Cochlear Implant Surgeon
It was probably that one moment. Or maybe a cascade of moments. A baby’s sudden smile… the sparkle in a…
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A Well-Deserved Tribute to Regional Literature
I’m sure many of us have not heard of Banu Mushtaq. Even I didn’t know who she was till a…
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