Young and at risk: The growing burden of kidney ailments in India’s youth

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is increasingly affecting younger Indians due to sedentary lifestyles, poor diets, and rising diabetes and hypertension. Early detection through routine screening and lifestyle changes are crucial to prevent progression to end-stage renal disease. Dialysis accessibility has improved, offering extended life expectancy, but prevention and awareness remain key in combating this growing…

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Game on at Ranchi University: Ranchi University kicks off inter college badminton tournament; 39 participants from 10 colleges showcase their talent

The annual inter-college badminton showdown kicked off at Nirmala College, featuring an impressive lineup of 39 athletes representing 10 institutions. The Vice Chancellor, D.K. Singh, officially launched the tournament, highlighting the transformative power of sports in nurturing well-rounded individuals. Over two thrilling days, spectators can expect fierce competition as these talented players race towards victory.

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‘Bandit Queen’: Saurabh Shukla recalls the shoot; ‘Shekhar Kapur used to search for humour in dark stories’

Saurabh Shukla reflects on his early collaboration with Shekhar Kapur on ‘Bandit Queen’, calling it a profound learning experience. He discovered the importance of finding humor even in the darkest stories, a lesson that shaped his creative instincts. Shukla also praised Kapur’s ability to capture authentic local rhythms and emotions.

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‘Trains CCP’s future leaders’: Report accuses Harvard of having decade-long ties to Chinese Communist Party; Congress demands all records by August 7

Harvard University faces scrutiny over its decade-long partnerships with organizations linked to the Chinese Communist Party. A congressional probe revealed collaborations with entities like the Central Organisation Department and the Chinese Executive Leadership Academy Pudong. Concerns are mounting about potential foreign influence and national security risks, especially regarding the training of Chinese officials.

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4 arrested with 342 mobile phones in Berhampur

Police in Berhampur arrested four individuals and seized 342 mobile phones valued at approximately Rs 17 lakh. The accused, hailing from Andhra Pradesh, had stolen the smartphones from various crowded locations. Authorities also recovered three airbags, mobile phone back covers, and a two-wheeler. The investigation revealed the stolen phones were purchased at low prices and…

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Who is Ryne Sandberg’s wife? How she anchored his legacy, raised their family and lived beyond baseball

Ryne Sandberg, the baseball legend who recently passed away at 65, shared a remarkable life with his wife, Margaret, since their marriage in 1995. She remained a constant source of strength, especially during his battle with metastatic prostate cancer. Their nearly three-decade-long partnership was defined by love, family, and unwavering support, leaving behind a legacy…

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“That s*it ain’t happening” – NBA Insider’s hinting LeBron James’ reunion with Stephen Curry stirs fan debate

Speculation surrounds Lebron James’ potential move to the Golden State Warriors. NBA insider Mark Stein suggests a possible union with Stephen Curry. This idea aims to give both veterans another championship opportunity. Fans, however, strongly oppose this reunion. They doubt the likelihood and express disapproval. Lebron’s future remains uncertain. He hints at his 23rd season…

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Pawan Singh shares a cryptic note after Anjali Raghav quits Bhojpuri industry and wife Jyoti Singh makes emotional appeal

Bhojpuri actor-singer Pawan Singh is facing fresh backlash after a viral video with Anjali Raghav sparked outrage, prompting her to quit the industry. As criticism mounted, Singh shared a cryptic note about personal pain. Meanwhile, his second wife Jyoti Singh accused him of neglect in an emotional post, revealing his indifference had left her struggling…

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