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Get the appGetA discussion was held in Noida focusing on the risk of osteoporosis, a condition causing bone weakness and fractures. Experts highlighted that one in three women is at risk and emphasized prevention methods. Dr. Banerjee shared ways to protect bones, noting that osteoporosis affects men too. The event coincided with World Osteoporosis Day on October 20.
Amar Ujala··Noida
PoliticsPhoto: HT EntertainmentA court in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, cancelled a non-bailable warrant against actor and TV personality Rakhi Sawant in an alleged abetment of suicide case. The warrant was issued after she failed to appear at hearings related to remarks made on her TV show over a decade ago. The cancellation followed a stay order by the Allahabad High Court.
HT Entertainment··Jhansi
BusinessPhoto: News18Hi BusinessTuftan Singh, a farmer from Jambu Pani, Burhanpur, started farming with the help of his sister. For the past 25 years, he has been successfully cultivating crops on 5 acres of land, earning a good income. His story inspires those who want to make farming a source of livelihood and self-reliance despite limited resources.
News18Hi Business··Burhanpur
SportsPhoto: TOI SportsThulasimathi Murugesan won the silver medal in the women's singles SU5 badminton finals at the Asian Para Games. She lost to China's Yang Qiuxia with scores of 18-21 and 11-21. Earlier, Thulasimathi made a notable semi-final comeback against World No. 1 Manisha Ramdass, keeping her in contention for two more gold medals.
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SportsPhoto: Hindu SportFIFA announced that the United States will host the first-ever women's football Club World Cup in 2028. The decision was based on the US's experience in organizing FIFA tournaments, its advanced infrastructure, and strong stakeholder interest in women's football. The US previously co-hosted the men's World Cup, demonstrating its capability to stage major sporting events.
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BusinessPhoto: NDTV BusinessNikhil Kamath, Zerodha co-founder, advised Gen Z to bring back the old school habit of questioning and curiosity during a rapid-fire session at the NDTV World Summit 2026. He emphasized changing jobs frequently and warned against sticking to one thing too long. Kamath, who left school at 14, supports his choice even in the AI era and criticized the advice to "study a lot." He also encouraged young Indians to spend more as cash loses value.
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Amar Ujala··Noida
A discussion was held in Noida focusing on the risk of osteoporosis, a condition causing bone weakness and fractures. Experts highlighted that one in three women is at risk and emphasized prevention methods. Dr. Banerjee shared ways to protect bones, noting that osteoporosis affects men too. The event coincided with World Osteoporosis Day on October 20.
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