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Autoimmune diseases and inflammation: When immunity turns against itself

Often symptomless, chronic inflammation keeps the immune system switched on, delaying diagnosis and worsening long-term autoimmune damage

What is Graves' disease and the modern triggers behind increasing cases

From anxiety-like symptoms to heart palpitations, Graves' disease often goes unnoticed. Doctors explain what modern triggers may be responsible

Reliance Jio to sell 2.5% stake in IPO, aims to raise $4.5 billion

Reliance Jio Platforms plans to sell a 2.5 per cent stake in an IPO this year, potentially raising $4.5 billion, which would make it India's largest-ever public offering

Immigration raids: What rights migrants, US citizens have if ICE approaches

ICE is holding more than 68,400 people in detention. Here is what immigrants and US citizens should know if approached by officers

Lot of videos of dogs attacking elderly, kids: SC to animal rights group

The Supreme Court said that it does not want the proceedings to become a contest between animal cruelty claims and stray dog attacks

Planning to tap into EPF to pay off loans? Here's why you need a rethink

Rules to compounding, what happens if you tap EPF for debt

South Australia issues 344 skilled visa invites, opens doors for Indians

The first draw of the new migration year focused on healthcare, engineering, IT, education and construction roles

Trump tariffs go before Supreme Court: Why $150 billion hangs in balance

This is the first time the US Supreme Court will directly rule on the legality of President Donald Trump's tariff programme

IDFC First Bank raises savings rates: Offering up to 6.5% per annum

Progressive slabs pay more as your balance grows from Jan 9

Online home loan insurance vs bank plans: Savings can go up to 72%

Data highlights sharp premium differences between online and bank-sold home loan insurance

How prenatal gene testing is reshaping conversations around parenthood

As prenatal genetic testing becomes common, prospective parents are navigating complex choices where medical risk and ethical values intersect, experts say informed counselling is key

Hundreds of Indian students in Germany face visa risk: What went wrong

German authorities say IU Berlin's hybrid programmes do not meet full-time study rules, putting hundreds of Indian students at risk

Russia's secret oil ships: How shadow tankers evade the West's watch

In order to avoid tracking, many of these ships turn off their automatic identification system, disappearing from standard maritime monitoring

SBI FD interest rates in January 2026: From 6.4% to 7.3% on special FDs

Special SBI FDs offer higher returns for seniors and large deposits in 2026

Just one night of binge drinking can damage your gut lining, study finds

A Harvard-led study shows even one episode of binge drinking can injure the small intestine, weaken the gut barrier and trigger immune responses that allow toxins to leak into the bloodstream

H-1B, H-4 visa holders: Planning an emergency trip to India? Think twice

With visa appointments pushed to mid-2026, an immigration lawyer urges caution for those needing fresh US visa stamping

SC flags EPFO wage ceiling: Smaller take-home, bigger retirement pot?

Supreme Court EPFO decision: Court push may widen EPF cover, raising contributions and retirement corpus

Govt to allow private players to take part in conservation work: Details

Within two weeks, the Ministry of Culture will allow corporate donors to directly hire approved private conservation agencies to carry out this work

What people still get wrong about newborn care: Doctor busts common myths

From discarding colostrum and giving water in summer to crying, bathing and swaddling fears, a senior neonatologist explains what science actually says about caring for newborns

Modi didn't call Trump: Lutnick on why India-US trade deal didn't happen

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick also added that the US had expected the trade deal with India to be closed before others