Exclusive| ‘Didn’t get enough chances’: Parvez Rasool credits ‘Bedi sir’ — but questions the system

Parvez Rasool, the first cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir to represent India, reflects on his impactful career and looks back on his retirement. He highlights the significant progress in J&K cricket, attributing it to opening doors for aspiring players. Rasool also discusses the challenges faced by domestic performers from smaller states and the overshadowing effect…

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Burmese pythons have bone-digesting cells that allow them to convert entire prey into nutrition; scientists reveal

Scientists have discovered that Burmese pythons possess specialized intestinal cells to digest calcium from prey bones, preventing toxicity. The study, published in the Journal of Experimental Biology, reveals these cells form mineral particles expelled through feces. Similar cells were found in other whole-prey reptiles like boas and Gila monsters, suggesting a broader evolutionary adaptation.

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6 warning signs in the nails one should not ignore: They could be indicating serious health issues

Your nails can reveal health secrets. Changes in color, shape, or growth might signal serious issues. Conditions like lung disease, liver problems, or nutritional deficiencies can show up on your nails. Paying attention to these signs allows for early diagnosis. This can prevent complications and improve overall well-being. Seek medical advice for any persistent nail…

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Is Fred VanVleet playing? NBA pro suffers ruptured ACL, dealing a major blow to Houston Rockets’ 2025–26 championship hopes

Fred VanVleet’s reported ACL tear jeopardizes his 2025-26 season with the Houston Rockets, impacting their title aspirations. The injury to their starting point guard and leader disrupts the team’s plans to build around Kevin Durant, acquired in a significant offseason trade. VanVleet, who signed a two-year, $50 million contract, played a key role in Houston’s…

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5 health red flags men can’t afford to ignore: This international men’s day, it’s time to pay attention

Men often dismiss crucial health signals, leading to delayed diagnoses. This International Men’s Day, doctors urge attention to five key red flags: unusual pelvic/testicular changes, chest discomfort, unmonitored blood pressure/diabetes, altered bowel habits, and mental health struggles. Early detection is vital for better outcomes, especially as chronic diseases affect younger men.

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