Offered, not taken: Why India still finds cancer late Cancer in India is often found late. By the time many patients are diagnosed, the disease has already advanced, when treatment is harder and the chances of survival are lower. Part of the explanation lies in how screening is organised in the country, and part lies…
The US midterm elections could accelerate the ongoing rotation in stock markets, with healthcare emerging as a potential defensive investment amid a correction in artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks, according to Lou Miller, global head of custom basket trading at Goldman Sachs.Speaking on Goldman Sachs’ The Markets podcast, Miller said investors had already started moving towards…
Amazon agrees to a $3 million refund settlement for eligible Arizona Prime customers. Amazon has agreed to pay $3 million to eligible customers in Arizona following allegations that it made cancelling its Prime memberships unnecessarily difficult. The settlement comes after Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes accused the retail giant of using a complicated cancellation system…
Having achieved success through its theatrical release, the super star’s action entertainer ‘Jailer 2’ has finally hit the OTT platform. The Nelson Dilipkumar directorial is now available for viewing on the Amazon Prime Video platform, allowing fans a chance to view the movie in the convenience of their own homes. The sequel comprises a blend…
Batting all-rounder Ayush Badoni (Image: IANS) Ayush Badoni continued his remarkable run in first-class cricket, producing another double century to join the likes of Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir in an elite list of Indian batters. The Delhi captain struck an unbeaten 210 against Jharkhand in their Ranji Trophy Group C encounter on Tuesday, putting…
November 4 brings the influence of Ketu, urging individuals to engage in deep self-reflection and meditation. It’s a perfect day for contemplating personal matters and tackling unresolved issues. The alignment of Mercury with the Sun promotes thorough research and analysis, making it wise to postpone major decisions while gathering valuable information for the future. Quiet…
9.25 lakh Indians acquired citizenship in rich nations in 5 years, up 41%: OECD Indians continue to top the list of people acquiring citizenship in advanced economies, with around 9.25 lakh Indian citizens acquiring the nationality of an OECD member country between 2020 and 2024, according to the ‘International Migration Outlook – 2026’ report released…
From paper fairy lights to bamboo diyas, Dastkar brought the best of handmade crafts at the Diwali Bazaar Dastkar’s Festival of Lights brought the country’s artwork in the spotlight with its pan-India display of handicrafts, handloom and Diwali decor. The two-week-long annual Diwali bazaar is a highlight for Delhiites looking to shop sustainable and authentic…
Jammu prepares to host government offices for the winter session as 91 departments shift from Srinagar under the 150-year-old Darbar Move tradition JAMMU: The bi-annual Darbar Move of Jammu & Kashmir govt from Srinagar to Jammu began Saturday, with 91 offices scheduled to shift operations to the winter capital ahead of their reopening on Nov…
New Delhi: Nearly 47.6 lakh registered voters of Delhi whose names were deleted from the draft SIR roll published on Aug 31 will get another opportunity to fill their enumeration forms so that their names can be included in the draft roll, the office of the chief electoral officer announced Friday.The move will be a…
