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Opinion
Dandruff: Multiple Causes and Remedies
9/7/2026 10:51:42 PM
Dr. Rajkumar Singh Commonly, the term ‘Dandruff’ is a condition of the scalp which has heavy flanking and sometimes itching and can result in social or self-esteem problems whose severe form includes inflammation of the skin. It first attested in the year 1545 although, it has no any clear reason or cause but believed to have a number of genetic and environmental factors which worsens in the winter. It has also no known cure and its symptoms, emerging research findings assume it as a strong association of dandruff and hair loss due to the involvement of a fungus named Malassezia. Even today, it affects almost half of adults in which males are more affected than females in all areas of th
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Medicine in the Age of Intelligent Machines
9/7/2026 10:51:36 PM
Dr. Vijay Garg Medicine has always evolved with science. From the discovery of antibiotics and vaccines to advanced imaging and robotic surgery, every technological breakthrough has changed the way doctors understand disease and care for patients. Today, medicine is entering another transformative phase—the age of intelligent machines. Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, robotics and data-driven technologies are becoming important tools in hospitals, laboratories and clinics. Machines can analyze enormous amounts of medical information, recognize patterns and assist doctors in making faster and more informed decisions. One of the most promising applications is early diagnos
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Satya Niketan Tragedy: Accountability must come before disaster strikes again
9/7/2026 10:51:31 PM
Lalit Gargg The collapse on Sunday of a five-storey student-PG building in Delhi’s Satya Niketan is not merely a tragic accident. It raises serious questions about a system that allows buildings to come up, permits unauthorized construction, allows students to live in them, overlooks structural vulnerabilities for years—and wakes up only after the building collapses. Six people have reportedly lost their lives and several others have been injured. Preliminary reports indicate that the building had a basement and several upper floors, and that repair or construction work was underway. The administration has ordered a magisterial inquiry and an FIR against the building owner. But the real
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