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By Dr. Anupama Rambhatla- [Dr. Anupama Rambhatla is a board-certified Obstetrician-Gynecologist and dedicated Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility specialist known for her compassionate, personalized approach to care. She works at HRC Fertility.] For nearly twenty years, I was told my periods were normal. As a fertility specialist, I knew there was something wrong. For as long []

Keeping weight off after dieting may be harder than many people realize, and the reason could lie in the brain rather than a lack of self-control, according to new research highlighted in an article published by The Conversation.

The San Francisco Unicorns walked off the field at Providence Stadium disappointed, but certainly not diminished. A heartbreaking six-run defeat to the Guyana Amazon Warriors in the 2026 Global Super League final denied the American franchise its first international title. Yet, the bigger picture tells a far more compelling story. In a season where the Unicorns finished as table-toppers in Major League Cricket, reached the playoffs, and then advanced all the way to the Global Super League final

Some players make noise. Ajinkya Rahane made history in silence. When Ajinkya Rahane announced his retirement from international cricket, Indian cricket did not just bid farewell to a batter. It saluted one of its most selfless servants. Fifteen years, 8,414 international runs, 15 centuries, countless catches, and one of the greatest overseas captaincy triumphs later, Cap 278 signed off without fanfare, just as he had played the game. In an era dominated by larger-than-life personalities, Rahane

A person's genes may influence how much poor sleep affects their brain, according to new research that could help shape more personalized strategies to prevent Alzheimer's disease in the future.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday, July 31, urged people to respond with compassion rather than punishment after a group of young protesters used abusive language against him and his late mother during a recent demonstration at Jantar Mantar.

Nearly 500 Indian American leaders from across politics, business, medicine, the military and community organizations came together in Washington, D.C., to celebrate America's upcoming 250th anniversary and recognize the community's growing contributions to the country.

An Indian American Army surgeon has helped develop a minimally invasive technique to remove certain brain tumors through the nose, eliminating the need to open the skull in eligible cases and allowing patients to recover more quickly.

The Trump administration has taken another step to strengthen the U.S. supply of critical minerals by authorizing new export restrictions on recoverable materials considered essential for national defense and key industries.

From darkness to lightor so I thought when I learned I would be moving from the shadowy world of coal mines, as Coal Secretary, to the seemingly promising field of school education, as Secretary, School Education and Literacy in 2016. However, I soon discovered a striking reversal. While mining in the coal sector took place underground, with mafias operating openly above ground, the 'minefield' of school education had its mafias hidden below the surface, all masked and masquerading as 'noble gia

Look beyond the cold, unfeeling math of the ICC World Test Championship table for a moment. Yes, West Indies sit near the basement at 8th place with a modest 22.73% points percentage, well behind pace-setters Australia (87.50%) and South Africa (75.00%). But numbers capture position, never momentum.

The world, or at any rate some parts of it, are witnessing the rise of mind-boggling computing power needed to fuel artificial intelligence. A remarkable story in The New York Times says, From the American Midwest to the Persian Gulf, hundreds of major data centers now under construction will be turned on in the coming years. They are set to deliver an avalanche of computing power to develop and run A.I. that has no equal in the history of the technology industry, with breakthroughs that once fe

When China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was announced by President Xi Jinping in 2013, most observers saw it as an ambitious plan to connect continents through ports, highways, rail corridors, and industrial parks. That was the visible story.

By Justice Markandey Katju (Justice Markandey Katju is a former Judge, Supreme Court of India, and former Chairman of the Press Council of India. The views expressed are his own.) The Cockroach Janta Party ( CJP ) protest which began on 19th June 2026 at Jantar Mantar, Delhi, ended on 25th July with the resignation []

Cricket has always celebrated its run-machine batters and feared its lethal wicket-takers. But the icons who truly define eras are those who master both.

President Donald Trump has defended his administration's latest tariffs, saying they are helping bring record investment into the United States and will stand up to legal challenges.

If we compare the future of the newly formed Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which has created a hue and cry in India through its protests at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, with that of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), there is, to my mind, a sharp contrast.

Two Indian brothers were taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after attending an immigration interview at a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office in San Jose, California

By Ashok Bhan (Ashok Bhan is a noted Senior Supreme Court Advocate and distinguished fellow, International Law Centre) The reports surrounding the police response to the peaceful protest organized by the Cockroach Janata Party have once again brought into sharp focus a fundamental question: Is democratic dissent being accorded the constitutional respect it deserves? The []