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Avoid undue exertion at gym for better cardiac health: Doctor

Avoid undue exertion at gym for better cardiac health: Doctor
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Mike Matheson faces NHL discipline after Montreal Canadiens defenseman’s preseason attack on Ridly Greig: What happened during the Montreal Canadiens-Ottawa Senators game

The NHL has disciplined Montreal Canadiens defenseman Mike Matheson for a fiery preseason incident with Ottawa Senators forward Ridly Greig. The incident happened during Saturday’s game in Montreal when Matheson responded physically after a fight in front of the Canadiens’ net. The NHL’s Department of Player Safety later fined Matheson the maximum $5,000 but did not suspend him.
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3 high court chief justices recommended for elevation to Supreme Court

3 high court chief justices recommended for elevation to Supreme Court
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Veeramani child rape case: DMK moves Madras high court seeking Rs 1.01cr damages from two TVK ministers

Veeramani child rape case: DMK moves Madras high court seeking Rs 1.01cr damages from two TVK ministers
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Health tests delay tiger cub’s Similipal shift

Health tests delay tiger cub’s Similipal shift
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Centre discusses drought measures to protect Rabi crops in the country

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'Only one of 728 remains': Rahul's new charge against EC over Delhi's Bela Estate voter list

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Kerala HC calls for Centre's intervention on exorbitantly priced patented medicines

The Kerala high court has determined that the Centre is authorized to invoke the Patents Act to produce medicines. This ruling emerged from a case involving the costly cancer drug Ribociclib, which a patient requested, though the patient died before the conclusion of the case. The court underscored the importance of providing affordable medication, stressing that government intervention is necessary to enable access to critical treatments.
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'Not your father's country': Kejriwal attacks Delhi minister Parvesh Singh over viral slapping video

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AAP donor list revealed: Ashutosh Ranka among contributors; check how much Kejriwal gave

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'Look at this Indian': University of Florida student says he was harassed, abused, 'I was genuinely fearing for my life'

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5,500 sheep stolen from Queensland property in one of Australia’s biggest livestock thefts

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IEX subsidiary seeks licence to set up coal trading exchange in India

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Screams Heard As Part Of Nepal Mountain Crumbles Into River In Seconds

In Nepal, two sets of videos from separate places have one thing in common -- each contains six seconds that are hard to watch. In that short time, a mountainside is seen giving way, and the people watching can be heard crying out as it happens.

The first video was shot near Lete in Mustang District, following a fresh spell of floods and landslides on Sunday. It shows a large section of a mountain sliding into the Kali Gandaki River in the valley below within about six seconds. Residents can be heard screaming as the debris rushes downhill. The footage was recorded by Char Dham pilgrims.

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Who Is Funding Pakistan? Inside Islamabad's Growing Debt Dependence

Pakistan is back at the IMF negotiating table as its debt burden and financing needs remain under pressure. With more than $300 billion in total debt, Islamabad continues to rely on the IMF and external creditors including China and Saudi Arabia. Here's a look at Pakistan's debt, repeated IMF programmes and the countries helping shore up its finances.

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