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  1. IIT Guwahati's algorithm to encode brain networks of healthy humans, patients with Parkinson's – ThePrint – PTIFeed
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    The study involved the analysis of structural brain MRI scans of 180 PD patients and 70 healthy individuals from the National Institute […]

    2026-07-06
  2. Don’t demonise food processing, says Chirag Paswan at Indian Healthy Snacking Summit
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    Food Processing Minister Chirag Paswan highlighted the growing problem of obesity and said there could not have been a better time to discuss India’s healthy snacking boom.

    2026-07-05
  3. Global Ayurveda registry, Times Square centres, courses abroad—govt plans big push for traditional medicine

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    NITI Aayog roadmap shifts Ayurveda strategy from product export to global institution-building, drawing from China's success in taking traditional medicine abroad. It also acknowledges challenges.

    2026-07-05
  4. PMIS taps NCC, MY Bharat for outreach after weak response

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    Govt organising recruitment camps for to boost enrolment under PMIS and connect youth with companies and internship opportunities.

    2026-07-05
  5. Govt lifts emergency gas supply curbs as LNG shipments through Hormuz resume

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    The rollback follows a ceasefire and the restoration of maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, ending emergency restrictions imposed during the West Asia conflict to safeguard India's energy supplies.

    2026-07-06
  6. 'Ayodhya donation theft nothing short of robbery': MP Awadhesh Prasad demands HC-monitored probe

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    In interview with ThePrint, SP MP from Faizabad says transparent probe needed as SIT can be influenced by govt. Akhilesh could visit the temple ahead of 2027 polls, he adds.

    2026-07-06
  7. Govt to summon Meta over Instagram ads promoting child sexual abuse

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    Earlier this week, MeitY had issued a notice to Meta over proposed rollout of WhatsApp's usernames feature in India.

    2026-07-05
  8. No dosa, no idli, no sambar—Chef Bala's Nadoo wants Delhi to rethink south Indian food

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    Born and raised in Chennai, Shri Bala isn’t just a chef, she is a food anthropologist. With Nadoo’s Delhi and Gurugram restaurants, she wants to reconfigure the NCR palate.

    2026-07-05
  9. How Delhi HC order could end bureaucratic limbo for OCI families adopting a child in India

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    HC directs nodal adoption agency CARA to issue an NOC to an Australia-based couple of Indian origin. The order is expected to set precedent for similar cases.

    2026-07-06
  10. Delhi's nature escapes. New love affair with hidden lakes, secret trails

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    Delhi-NCR residents are beating stress by hiking trails, climbing hills, spotting wildlife, and breathing better air.

    2026-07-05