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- He was first to log in, last to log out, boss's favourite. But when he fell seriously ill...HR professional narrates a real story with a warning for all employeesA viral video highlights the perils of overworking, detailing a dedicated employee whose health collapsed, leaving him abandoned by the company he served tirelessly. His family provided sole support during his illness. The influencer urges professionals to prioritize well-being over work, emphasizing that health and family are irreplaceable, unlike a job.
- A fruit that is sweet and can also control blood sugar levels. Study claims it lowers diabetics riskSurprising research reveals mangoes aid blood sugar control and reduce body fat. A George Mason University study found daily mango intake improved glycemic outcomes. The fruit's natural fiber and nutrients slow sugar absorption. This tropical delight offers a sweet, healthy alternative to processed snacks. Mangoes also show promise for cholesterol improvement. Incorporating them supports metabolic health.
- Gold price prediction: Gold rate to fall big in second half of 2026, predict expertsGold rate has surged 61 per cent year-to-date. Will gold price continue to rise in the long run or there will be a slide? Experts have made predictions.
- Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra OTT release date locked: When and where to watch Kalyani Priyadarshan's superhit Malayalam movieLokah Chapter 1: Chandra is a record-breaking Malayalam film that has grossed over Rs 300 crore worldwide. The movie is set to make its official digital debut soon. Reports suggest a release date of October 17, 2025, though an official confirmation is still awaited. The film stars Kalyani Priyadarshan as a superheroine and is directed by Dominic Arun. Read on!
- Apollo doctor warns: Two common medicines that affect vitamin B12 absorption in the bodyLong-term use of certain common medications, including metformin for diabetes and proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) for acidity, can reduce the body’s absorption of vitamin B12, warns Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a senior neurologist at Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad. Deficiency may lead to fatigue, tingling, numbness, or cognitive changes. Dr. Kumar advises regular B12 testing for those on these medications and emphasizes that treatment is straightforward if detected early.
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- US stock market today: Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq advance despite US-China trade tensions — top gainers Nvidia, TSMC, Salesforce, and big banks lift Wall StreetUS stock market today, October 16, surged despite fresh US-China trade tensions. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all moved higher. Nvidia, TSMC, Salesforce, and big banks led the rally with strong earnings and AI-driven growth. J.B. Hunt jumped over 22%, lifting transportation stocks alongside. Traders focused on growth, earnings surprises, and rising demand in the semiconductor and AI sectors.
- 4 heart-healing drinks that quietly clean your arteries and support better blood flowDiscover how specific beverages can significantly support arterial health and combat plaque buildup. These drinks, rich in antioxidants and nitrates, help reduce inflammation, improve blood flow, and lower bad cholesterol. Incorporating them into your daily routine, alongside a healthy lifestyle, is key to a stronger, healthier heart.
- 'Don't troll KBC kid Ishit Bhatt': Chandigarh-based founder says Indian kids are suffering from 'six pocket syndrome' started in ChinaKBC Kid Controversy: A 10-year-old Kaun Banega Crorepati contestant's confident demeanor has gone viral. This has led to discussions about 'Six Pocket Syndrome', a concept suggesting excessive pampering by six adults. While some agree, others defend the child, calling for empathy. The debate highlights modern parenting and its impact on children's behavior in India.
- China wants India to stop copying its playbookIndia's push for electric vehicle and battery manufacturing is drawing global attention. China has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization, alleging India's subsidy schemes violate trade rules. This move suggests India's industrial strategy is beginning to impact global manufacturing powerhouses. India is actively building domestic capacity, aiming for self-reliance and potentially altering global supply chains.