Why women suffer more from migraines and why doctors often ignore their pain

Women experience migraines more frequently and intensely than men, yet their pain is often dismissed or misdiagnosed due to hormonal factors, research gaps, and gender bias in medicine. This leads to delayed treatment, worsened symptoms, and a lower quality of life. Urgent changes are needed, including equal inclusion in research, better medical education, and treatments…

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Andhra Pradesh minister Nara Lokesh reopens 150-year-old VR school in Nellore; Rs 15 crore support, 1,000 students enrolled

The historic VR School in Nellore, closed in 2021, has been reopened by the HRD Minister after a Rs 15 crore renovation supported by NCC Group. The school, originally established in 1875, boasts alumni like M Venkaiah Naidu and SP Balasubramanyam. Now upgraded to international standards, it has admitted 1,000 underprivileged students, marking a revival…

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Inside Patriots fallout: How Bill Belichick’s latest comments expose rift with Robert Kraft

The relationship between Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft has deteriorated since their Patriots split, with Belichick’s recent remarks hinting at dissatisfaction with Kraft’s influence. Disputes over credit for the Patriots’ dynasty, fueled by the Apple TV documentary and Hall of Fame considerations, have intensified the feud. With both men aging, the urgency to reconcile grows,…

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‘Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma unlikely for 2027 World Cup’: Ex-England cricketer backs Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill has been appointed India’s new ODI captain, replacing Rohit Sharma, with Shreyas Iyer named his deputy for the upcoming Australia tour. This significant leadership change, praised by former selector Madan Lal, signals a strategic shift towards building a young core for the 2027 World Cup, even as experienced players like Rohit and Virat…

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Countering Trump’s 25% tariff impact on India: Modi government wants exporters to build & promote homegrown brands; ‘it is important to…’

Faced with a 25% US tariff, the Indian government is urging exporters to develop domestic brands and is considering measures like reduced testing fees for smaller exporters. The focus is on sectors like marine products, which now face increased competition. The government is also exploring employment-linked programs and fixed-price intermediate products to support exporters.

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