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From milk powders added to a child's daily glass to colourful gummies marketed as height boosters, products promising to support children's growth are getting plenty of attention from parents. Social media influencers and even some doctors have also been promoting such
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Bhavin Rabari, a village boy with no formal training, emerged as a star in Pan Nalin's film as Samay. The acclaimed Chhello Show proudly represented India at the Oscars. His performance earned him the prestigious National Film Award for Best Child Artist, showcasing how cinema can illuminate forgotten talents and tell remarkable stories of achievement for young actors.
Ralph Lauren Under Fire As Spring 2027 Zardozi-Style Gown Sparks Indian Craft Credit Row
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5 things people secretly do when theyre no longer happy in a relationship
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Villagers tie technician to tower over poor network
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Princess Durru Shehvar is widely celebrated for her pioneering philanthropic work, her dedication to womens education, and her efforts in establishing modern healthcare facilities across Hyderabad. Yet, while her public legacy endures in the institutions she founded, far fewer people know about the historic estate she once called home: Bella Vista in Khairatabad. A palace Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
5 AI ChatGPT prompts to turn your photos into majestic Mahabharata-style portraits
For nearly two decades, Jennifer Winget has made a career out of stepping into the lives of other women. Different characters have allowed the actor to explore contrasting personalities, emotions and experiences. But after years of portraying women written by others,
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Stories without borders | IHC Theatre Festival 2026
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You turn the air purifier on and watch the number on the display drop, and you let out a sigh of relief. The room looks cleaner, the air feels fresher, and the machine proudly tells you that it has removed 99%
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Young Indian watch brands are drawing on art, history, home and memory to create distinctive, collectable watches giving buyers a more personal alternative to conventional luxury, often at more accessible prices
Bgam begins training on eye screening of school children
Budgam, Sep 11: The District Administration Budgam today started the training programmes for school-level screening facilitators as part of the district-wide Childrens Eye Health Programme in partnership with Health Department, Education and Nayonika Eye care. The programme aims to equip screening facilitators with the necessary skills to conduct preliminary eye screening of students at the school level, enabling early identification and timely referral of children with vision-related problems. Under the program basic screening is being done in schools to identify kids with difficulties in eye sight. And then detailed tests and diagnosis at Sub District Hospitals and District Hospital. Speaking on the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Budgam, Athar Aamir Khan, emphasised the crucial role of school-level screeners in early identification of health and learning-related difficulties among children. Asserting on screening of all school children, the Deputy Commissioner said that the timely detection of vision problems can significantly improve childrens participation in classroom learning and educational activities. Launched in collaboration with Nayonika Eye Care Charitable Trust and Help Foundation J&K, the initiative envisages screening around 1.67 lakh students across 917 schools in the district. During the training, teachers were sensitised on the correct use of the Snellen Eye Chart, screening procedures, recording of observations and referral of students requiring further assessment to Sub-District and District Hospitals. Students identified with suspected vision problems will be referred to concerned District and Sub-District hospitals for rescreening and detailed examination. Those requiring spectacles will be provided eyeglasses free of cost, while cases requiring specialised or surgical treatment will be facilitated at GMCs and other tertiary-care eye hospitals. The programme was attended by ADDC Budgam Vivek Agarwal, CMO, CEO, ZEOs and School wise screening facilitators, and representatives from Nayonika eye care and other collaborating organisations.
