[ad_1] India’s first indigenously developed Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner, scheduled to be installed for clinical trials at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi, according to a PTI report. The machine, which is set to be installed at AIIMS-Delhi for evaluation and clinial trials by October 2025, is expected to cut…
[ad_1] Delhi Budget 2025 LIVE: The BJP-led Delhi government is set to present its first Budget in the Assembly on Tuesday after more than 26 years, allocating funds for key initiatives like cleaning the Yamuna, infrastructure development, and improving basic services. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, who also holds the finance portfolio, conducted a ākheer” ceremony…
[ad_1] Also Read: Manu Joseph: How unhealthy behaviour could deliver success In the past few weeks, a fascinating cricket tournament was underwayānot the Champions Trophy, which was alright, but one that featured former cricket players from all over the world, some of them legends, like Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara. It was disorienting to watch…
[ad_1] Sunita Williams return: NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are finally on their way back home to Earth, ending an extended nine-month stay on the International Space Station (ISS), but it seems that the space travel is not their biggest challenge left. While the journey back home is technical and precise, the SpaceX…
[ad_1] More often than not, you may happen to hear a crack or a pop from your joints, especially during your PT or PE period and yoga classes. You might have been chided or even scolded for cracking your knuckles and been told itāll lead to arthritis. Today, letās explore the real reason behind our…
[ad_1] New Delhi: The campaign to eliminate mumps, measles and rubella is set to scaled up by identifying children who are yet to be vaccinated for MMR by 2026. As many as 1 million children have still not received their MMR vaccination in India. As part of the plan, special immunization programmes will commence very…
[ad_1] With the invention of tinned goods and pasteurisation in the 19th century, food alchemy became possible on an industrial scale. Processing innovations made food cheaper, more convenient and plentiful. According to the UN,the average daily food supply available for a person in the rich world increased by over 20% between 1961 and 2021, to…
[ad_1] Barbells; chalk; the clang of iron plates. Strength training is having a moment. Planet Fitness, one of Americaās biggest gym chains, is cutting back on treadmills in favour of power cages and trap bars. Even Peloton, a purveyor of expensive exercise bikes to the aspirational classes, is picking up the dumbbellsāit now has an…
[ad_1] The Indian government replaced a system ā the Medical Council of India, which was regulating medical education and practice for over eight decades ā due to allegations of inefficiency and corruption. NITI Aayog was a strong proponent of this change, and even the judiciary advocated the need to improve medical education. The Medical Council…
[ad_1] Swimmer Syamala Goli who covered 150 kilometres from Viskahapatnam to Kakinada. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT At 52, Syamala Goli has achieved what most people wouldnāt dare to dream. The animation studio producer-turned-marathon swimmer recently completed an arduous 150 kilometre swim in the Bay of Bengal, from the RK Beach in Visakhapatnam to NTR…
