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Millennials experienced the peak of Indian TV news expansion and its subsequent degeneration into high-decibel, low-verification programming. Many remain habitual viewers or residual consumers. Gen Z largely treats it as optional or actively avoidant. The combination of ownership pressures, TRP incentives, repeated unc
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A neurological examination often begins with observation, clinical history and carefully performed bedside tests. However, when a healthcare professional needs to evaluate deep tendon reflexes, plantar responses or superficial sensation, the quality and suitability of the examination instruments become equally importan
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Looking for the best stethoscope brand in India? Discover why the IndoSurgicals Silvery® Stethoscope is a strong choice for doctors, MBBS students, nurses and interns.
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Indian millennials may be the last generation for whom television news was a daily habit. But Gen Z is not simply becoming better informed—it is replacing television anchors with YouTube creators, podcasts and digital news platforms that carry their own risks.
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An evidence-based examination of police action, unidentified plain-clothed baton-wielders, the internet shutdown and possible constitutional violations during the 20 July Sansad Chalo protest.
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A viral video of a student calmly saying “Maaro sir” while facing police lathi blows has sparked a wider debate about fear, unemployment and student protests in India. Is a generation burdened by exam leaks and delayed jobs beginning to fear the system less? This article examines the evidence.
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The Silvery II-SS appears to be a strong value-oriented choice for medical students and healthcare professionals who need a durable, traditional dual-head stethoscope for routine clinical examination.
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Spain defeated Argentina 1–0 after extra time to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The result was narrow, but the footballing superiority behind it was not. Spain’s second world title should be recognised as the reward for a coherent national system, tactical evolution and extraordinary squad depth—not simply one favourable decision or one moment of brilliance. Yet a single tournament, however impressive, does not guarantee a new era of permanent Spanish dominance.
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Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike raises a fundamental democratic question: how far can the state go to protect a citizen’s life without violating his liberty, dignity, bodily autonomy and right to peaceful dissent?
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Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike raises a difficult question: can personal sacrifice become a political ultimatum? This opinion examines the state’s duty to protect life, the limits of protest and the controversy surrounding his detention.
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Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike and earlier detention have reignited debate over Ladakh’s rights, national security, medical intervention and the limits of peaceful dissent in India.
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A personal account of Dr. Shyam Yadav, a consultant rheumatologist and immunologist in Gorakhpur. Although he is an old friend, my opinion is also based on the positive treatment experiences of both my parents for joint and ankle pain.
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