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Stress: MedlinePlus

What is stress? Stress is the body's and mind's reaction to a demand or difficulty. Your body releases specific hormones when you are under stress....

Singer-guitarist Dickey Betts passes away at 80 after battling cancer |

According to his family, renowned guitarist and Allman Brothers Band co-founder Dickey Betts has yesterday at the age of 80 after battling cancer. Known...

Liver Health: Alcohol and liver health; How to drink responsibly |

Consumption of alcohol and its impact on the liver is a widely discussed topic in the health sector. The impact of consuming huge amounts...

TMC's Riju Dutta Says, "We Will Not Let CAA Be Implemented in Bengal" | Lok Sabha Election 2024

TMC's Riju Dutta Says, "We Will Not Let CAA Be Implemented in Bengal" | Lok Sabha Election 2024 "We've clearly said in our manifesto...

Kiren Rijiju: Why Earth Sciences minister Rijiju is upset with this European IT company |

Kiren Rijiju, the minister of earth sciences, is apparently not happy with the French IT corporation Atos. The delay in the French company's supply...

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Large snake spotted at Meghdootam Park entrance in Noida, security guards fear night duty

Noida: A large snake was spotted near the entrance...

Broken boundary wall at Nirala Greenshire raises safety and sanitation concerns ahead of Diwali

Residents of Nirala Greenshire in Greater Noida West have demanded urgent repairs to a boundary wall that has reportedly remained damaged for nearly a year. Garbage accumulation, stray dogs, overgrown bushes, reports of snakes and inadequate lighting have raised safety and sanitation concerns ahead of Diwali.

Adarsh Bihar, CHI 4 : Road and interlocking tile work stalled after objections from two residents

Road paving and interlocking tile work at Adarsh Bihar Society in Chi-4, Greater Noida, has reportedly stalled following objections from two residents over plants obstructing the proposed alignment. Residents have urged GNIDA to facilitate safe transplantation and resume construction.
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