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Dr. Jaban Moore, a functional medicine doctor, highlights the potential side effects of certain vitamin supplements. He advises against taking synthetic B12, magnesium oxide or citrate, and ferrous sulfate due to their adverse effects, and suggests natural alternatives for better absorption and overall health. - Travis Kelce donates $3.3 million home to Kansas City charity, sparking speculation about Taylor Swift’s possible involvement
Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce donates a $3.3 million home to support homeless youth, sparking speculation that Taylor Swift may have financed the move. Despite the controversy, Kelce's history of generous contributions to social causes backs the authenticity of his philanthropic efforts. - Karnataka 2nd PUC result 2025 on karresults.nic.in: When and how to check
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Baba Vanga, the Bulgarian mystic, predicted significant changes for specific zodiac signs. Aries will rethink their goals, Taurus will see financial shifts, Gemini will focus on self-improvement, Leo will achieve emotional breakthroughs, and Aquarius will experience changes in family life. Her insights suggest important transformations and opportunities for growth in the near future. - Donald Trump announces 26% 'discounted' reciprocal tariff on India: What will be the impact and is Indian economy relatively insulated?
US President Donald Trump announced new reciprocal tariffs to counter high duties charged on US goods by foreign countries. With tariffs on countries like China, India, and the EU, the move aims to rebalance trade. - Stock market crash today: It's a bloodbath! Investors lose Rs 14 lakh crore as BSE Sensex ends 2,227 points down - top 5 reasons markets for fall
Stock market crash today: It’s bloodbath on Monday! BSE Sensex and Nifty50, the Indian equity benchmark indices, crashed in trade on Monday. Both stock market indices plunged over 4%. Why is the stock market falling? We take a look at key reasons: - ADVT: Shikhar Dhawan honours the winners at National Poker Series India’s award ceremony ‘Night of Glory’
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Kareena Kapoor Khan revealed that her skin and body transformed when she followed a pure vegetarian diet with nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar. While she enjoys various cuisines, she finds comfort in home-cooked meals and khichdi, which she craves after a few days without. - Lemon for hair growth: How to use lemon to grow hair in bald patches
Lemon, rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, is increasingly used to stimulate hair growth, especially for balding areas. It balances scalp pH, combats oxidative stress, and promotes follicle health. Combined with ingredients like olive or coconut oil, aloe vera, honey, or egg yolk, lemon can enhance scalp health and encourage hair regrowth naturally when used moderately. - USCIS' 'plain and straight message' to H1-B, Green Card and other visa applicants: There are only two...
USCIS has revised its policy to recognize only two biological sexes, male and female, aligning with President Trump's 2025 executive order. Effective April 2, this change applies to all immigration benefit requests. The determination of sex will be based on birth certificates, and discrepancies may lead to processing delays. - Tamannaah Bhatia seeks blessings at her Mata Ki Chowki in a colourful silk suit crafted from saree received as Prasad
Tamannaah Bhatia hosted a Mata Ki Chowki celebration at her home, where she ditched the usual glam avatar and wore an elegant silk suit created from a Prasad saree. - King cobra vs White-Tailed mongoose: Key characteristics on the basis of size, venom, speed and more
The King cobra, with its lethal neurotoxic venom, faces off against the highly agile White-Tailed Mongoose, renowned for its venom resistance and formidable bite force. Despite the cobra's deadly strike, the mongoose's speed, agility, and resistance to venom make it a formidable opponent likely to outmaneuver and survive the encounter. - Minor offences come back to haunt Indian students in US, told to self-deport
US authorities are now revoking visas of international students, including many from India, for minor criminal offenses like traffic violations and shoplifting, in addition to alleged campus activism. Students are receiving notices to self-deport, even for resolved incidents. - Bengaluru suitcase murder: How techie killed his wife after she mocked him with Marathi song about father-son relationship
In Bengaluru, Rakesh Khedekar confessed to killing his wife, Gouri Sambrekar, over ongoing insults towards his family. After a heated argument fueled by alcohol, he stabbed her multiple times in rage. He attempted to hide her body in a suitcase but fled when the plan failed. Rakesh was arrested in Shirwal, Maharashtra. - Optical illusion personality test: Duck or rabbit? The animal you spot first tells if you are kind or calculated
Optical illusion personality tests use psychology-based images to reveal traits quickly. By determining what animal you see first in a shared optical illusion, one gains insights into either their humane, empathetic nature or their logical, fact-based mindset. While engaging and stimulating, results can vary. - ‘Please call ASAP’: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman seeks urgent support to handle overwhelming Ghibli trend demand
OpenAI's new GPT-4o image-generation feature has become very popular, causing technical issues due to high demand. Users are experiencing delays and service disruptions as the company works on optimizing its infrastructure. CEO Sam Altman has requested users to reduce their usage and called for additional GPU capacity to handle the demand more effectively. - Watch: Thousands protest against Donald Trump, Elon Musk at ‘Hands Off!’ movement across US
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Bombay High Court fined a man Rs 1 lakh for making a systematic attempt to evade payments to his wife and daughter, despite earning Rs 65 lakh annually as a software developer. The court found his claims of earning less and an accident to be false. - 'Mistake on top of a mistake': China hits back at Trump’s additional 50% tariff threat
China has strongly condemned the US' threat to escalate tariffs on Chinese imports, labeling it a "mistake on top of a mistake" and an act of blackmail. Beijing vowed to retaliate with countermeasures to protect its interests if the US proceeds with the tariffs. Despite the escalating tensions and tit-for-tat duties, China reiterated its willingness to engage in dialogue. - Manoj Kumar passes away at 87 after prolonged illness; last rites to be held tomorrow
Renowned actor and filmmaker Manoj Kumar, popularly known as 'Bharat Kumar,' passed away at 87 after a prolonged illness. Known for his patriotic films like Shaheed, Upkar, and Roti Kapda Aur Makaan, Kumar left a significant impact on Indian cinema. Fellow filmmaker Ashoke Pandit confirmed the news, expressing that the industry will greatly miss him. - R Madhavan baffled by India’s growing K-pop obsession: 'Kids are learning Korean... How did we lose our audience?'
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The Parliament of India approved the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025 after intense debates, highlighting its aim to reform Waqf property management and address corruption. The Bill passed with majority support, despite opposition accusations of it being unconstitutional and biased against the Muslim minority. The Bill now awaits the President's assent to become law. - What is the best time to start morning walk
A daily morning walk enhances health and wellness, with the ideal time depending on personal preferences and health conditions. Walking before 6:30 AM offers peace, while 6:30 AM to 8:00 AM provides moderate temperatures for Vitamin D synthesis. Health considerations and environmental factors should guide the specific timing. Adjust routines for optimal benefits. - 'PM Modi great friend of mine': Trump announces 26% 'discounted' reciprocal tariff on India
US President Donald Trump announced a 26 per cent 'discounted' reciprocal tariff on India, stating that past charges were not entirely reciprocal. At a 'Make America Wealthy Again' event in the Rose Garden, Trump referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a 'great friend' but criticized India for its unfair treatment of the US.
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