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    WHY HOBBIES MAY BE THE NEW MENTAL HEALTH MEDICINE 

    Parneet Sachdev Chairman of Real Estate Regulatory Authority and a leading author Cross stitching brings back memories of our grandmothers. How their exquisite pillows and hangings adorned the family home decades ago. Recent research describes how the hobby of cross-stitching became a lifeline for someone undergoing emotional upheaval—its rhythmic, meticulous character offering “a zone of.

    Use of GLP-1 therapies 

    The World Health Organization has released its first guideline on the use of Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 therapies for treating obesity, marking a major step in recognising obesity as a chronic and relapsing disease. Issued on December 1, 2025, the guideline provides conditional recommendations on medicines such as liraglutide, semaglutide and tirzepatide, which have become the first.

    Echoes of abuse around Batuk 

    A Kenyan parliamentary report has levelled serious allegations of human rights violations, environmental degradation and sexual abuse against British troops stationed near the town of Nanyuki. The findings follow a detailed inquiry by Kenya’s departmental committee on defence, intelligence and foreign relations into the conduct of the British Army Training Unit in Kenya, known as.

    The White nationalist

    Nicholas J Fuentes, a prominent figure in the American far right, has turned his attention to India in his latest online outburst. Reacting to a post on X about the Donald Trump administration announcing a full suspension of immigration and naturalisation for citizens of 19 countries, Fuentes replied with the remark, “Now do India”. His.

    India visit places Putin in global spotlight

    Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in India today for a two-day visit, marking his first trip to the country since 2021. The visit includes formal talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a state dinner hosted by President Droupadi Murmu, and his address at the plenary session of the Russia–India Forum. Putin and Modi will also.

    When More Is Less 

    Dr Tanu jain Chief executive officer Bareilly cantonment board Ministry of defence As many times as I go, and as many times as I return, I realise — it’s never enough.   There is something so profoundly anchoring in the Himalayas — something that silences every chaos within. Each time I leave, a part of me.

    Supreme Court’s judgment 

    India recorded 536 heatwave days and more than 44,000 heatstroke cases in the summer of 2024. Between 2020 and 2024, the country officially reported 294 deaths of workers cleaning sewers and septic tanks, a fatality roughly every six days. These figures only hint at the underlying reality: the burden falls overwhelmingly on Dalit workers who.

    Ballerina to world’s youngest self-made woman 

    Luana Lopes Lara, the world’s youngest self-made woman billionaire at 29, has captured global attention with the extraordinary rise of her prediction market startup, Kalshi. Born and raised in Brazil, Lara grew up dreaming of becoming the next Steve Jobs. Her parents, a math teacher mother and an electrical engineer father, encouraged both her academic.

    The case of Sunali Khatun 

    The Supreme Court has permitted a pregnant woman, Sunali Khatun, to return to India from Bangladesh after the Centre informed the court that it was ready to bring her back on humanitarian grounds. Khatun had been deported along with her eight-year-old son after authorities suspected she was an illegal immigrant. The court has also directed.

    Imran Khan is not dead

    Pakistan is passing through a moment defined by deliberate opacity. The comparison to the political fiction of House of Cards feels apt because power in Pakistan today is exercised not through open confrontation, but through silence, controlled narratives, and the systematic removal of a political figure from public view. Imran Khan, once the country’s most.

    When devotion meets a closed gate 

    India has strongly objected to an opinion article jointly written by the envoys of Britain, France and Germany that criticised Russian President Vladimir Putin days before his scheduled arrival in New Delhi. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has termed the article “unacceptable and unusual”, signalling clear displeasure over what it considers a breach of.