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Satish Shah passes away at 74: Remembering his cinematic legacy
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Satish Shah passes away at 74: Remembering his cinematic legacy

Veteran actor Satish Shah, celebrated for his comedic roles, passed away at 74 due to kidney failure on October 25, 2025. Known for iconic performances in 'Sarabhai vs Sarabhai,' 'Main Hoon Na,' and 'Bhootnath,' Shah left an indelible mark on both film and television. His memorable characters and impeccable comedic timing brought smiles to audiences for decades.

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When will Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma play next for India?
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When will Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma play next for India?

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli ended India's Australia tour with a dominant nine-wicket win, with Rohit scoring an unbeaten 121 and Kohli 74 not out in the 3rd ODI. Despite their stellar performance, questions linger about their future in the 50-over format, with their next ODI appearance anticipated in the home series against South Africa.

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Breast Cancer Awareness 2025: Experts Reveal Silent Risks, Early Detection, And Prevention
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Breast Cancer Awareness 2025: Experts Reveal Silent Risks, Early Detection, And Prevention

Breast cancer continues to be one of the most prevalent cancers among women worldwide. Despite significant medical advancements, early detection and prevention remain critical. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, leading doctors shed light on why the disease is often “silent,” how genetic profiling can identify risk years before symptoms, and what lifestyle changes can truly make a difference. ALSO READ: Desk Yoga For Bone Strength: Simple Office Exercises To Boost Posture And Vitality Why Breast Cancer Is Called A “Silent Disease” “Breast cancer is indeed a silent disease. In its early stages, it may not present any classic symptoms like lumps, redness, or nipple discharge,” explains Dr. Sajeev Nair, the Chief Curator of World Biohack Summit Dubai, and the Founder and Chairman of Bengaluru based health-tech startup, Vieroots. “Some aggressive types, like inflammatory breast cancer, may not even form lumps and can evade detection through self-exams or mammograms. Many cancerous lumps are also painless initially, making women ignore them. Yet, pre-malignant cells can spread to bones, liver, lungs, and brain, staying dormant until they reactivate during stage-4 metastasis.” Dr. Lubna Chingili, Chief Medical Officer, Global innovation Centre, NURA - AI Health Screening Centre, adds, “Small lumps or changes in breast size, shape, or skin texture can often be overlooked. High-tech imaging like mammography and ultrasound helps identify these subtle changes early. Shifting from reactive treatment to proactive wellness should be the goal.”  Genetic Profiling: Identifying Risk Before Symptoms Appear Genetic testing is transforming breast cancer prevention. “Breast cancer can arise from multiple gene variants beyond BRCA1 and BRCA2, including TP53, PTEN, STK11, CHEK2, and ATM,” Dr. Nair notes. “Tests like Eplimo combine genetic and metabolic assessments to accurately identify women at higher risk, sometimes decades before symptoms appear.” Dr. Chingili highlights the practical benefits: “Genetic profiling allows personalised prevention plans, including targeted screening, lifestyle adjustments, and in some cases, therapy to reduce risk. Awareness at this stage empowers women to manage their health proactively.” Lifestyle Changes That Truly Make A Difference Lifestyle plays a crucial role in breast cancer prevention. Dr. Chingili says, “Exercise regulates estrogen and insulin levels, maintains healthy body weight, and reduces inflammation. A diet rich in colorful fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, and healthy fats supports cellular health, while limiting alcohol, processed foods, and refined sugar further reduces risk. Stress management, sleep hygiene, and avoiding smoking also contribute to holistic wellness.” Dr. Nair adds, “Lifestyle changes can be generic, like cutting alcohol, or highly personalised based on genetic testing. Measures spanning diet, exercise, supplements, sleep, yoga, meditation, and stress management are research-validated to help prevent breast cancer. It’s not a single change, but a comprehensive lifestyle approach that counts.” The Power Of Awareness “Prevention always starts with awareness,” says Dr. Chingili. “The combination of technology, genetics, and lifestyle interventions enables women to take full control of their breast health. Early detection saves lives and allows women to live with confidence, resilience, and comfort.” Dr. Nair concludes, “With genetic profiling and lifestyle management, women can avoid invasive procedures and the emotional toll of late-stage treatments. Prevention is no longer reactive, it’s empowering.” [Disclaimer: The information provided in the article is shared by experts and is intended for general informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.]

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Explained: What is the BritCard Digital ID controversy?
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Explained: What is the BritCard Digital ID controversy?

Britain launched its first national digital ID, the BritCard, aiming to simplify bureaucracy. However, the voluntary system, linked to jobs and housing, has sparked widespread debate on surveillance and state overreach. Critics fear it could become mandatory, mirroring concerns about other nations' digital identity schemes. Public support is reportedly declining.

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Jane Birkin’s ultra-rare personal ‘Birkin Voyageur’ bag set for Abu Dhabi auction
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Jane Birkin’s ultra-rare personal ‘Birkin Voyageur’ bag set for Abu Dhabi auction

Sotheby’s will auction Jane Birkin’s Hermès Birkin Voyageur in Abu Dhabi on December 5, 2025, featuring the late actress’s handwritten inscription: “My Birkin bag, my globetrotting companion.” Gifted in 2003 after Birkin sold her original bag for charity, the black leather bag is valued between $230,000–$430,000 (€197,000–€370,000), continuing her tradition of supporting causes through iconic handbags.

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Explained: Retired NYPD chief John Chell’s $295K disability pension approved by NYC Police Pension Fund
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Explained: Retired NYPD chief John Chell’s $295K disability pension approved by NYC Police Pension Fund

A massive disability pension for a top New York Police Department official is causing a stir. The former Chief of Department will receive nearly $300,000 annually after an on-duty injury. This decision has ignited sharp criticism from city council members. It raises important questions about public sector pensions, accountability, and the significant cost to taxpayers.

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Satish Shah passes away at 74: Fans pay tribute to the actor
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Satish Shah passes away at 74: Fans pay tribute to the actor

Veteran actor Satish Shah, celebrated for his comedic roles in 'Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai' and 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro', has passed away at 74. The actor, who had been battling kidney issues, left a lasting legacy in Indian cinema and television. His demise has prompted widespread tributes from fans remembering his memorable performances and the laughter he brought to audiences.

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David Dhawan expresses shock at passing away of Satish Shah
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David Dhawan expresses shock at passing away of Satish Shah

Filmmaker David Dhawan mourns the loss of his close friend and collaborator, Satish Shah, who passed away recently. Dhawan, who knew Shah for nearly 50 years since their Film Institute days, described him as 'full of life.' He recalled Shah's visits to film sets during his dialysis treatment, highlighting their enduring bond. Their extensive filmography includes hits like 'Hero No.

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‘India A Role Model’: Nobel Laureate María Machado Urges PM Modi To Help Restore Democracy In Venezuela
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‘India A Role Model’: Nobel Laureate María Machado Urges PM Modi To Help Restore Democracy In Venezuela

Maria Corina Machado, the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize winner and a two-decade-long activist for the restoration of democracy in Venezuela, described India as a “great democracy” and a “role model for the world.” In an interview with a television channel, Machado said India could become an important partner for Venezuela and that both nations could collaborate across several sectors once democracy is restored. “I want to speak with Prime Minister Modi and invite him to a free Venezuela soon,” Machado said. She praised India’s democratic traditions and emphasised the importance of keeping democracy strong. Drawing inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s non-violent struggle, she added, “Peace is not weakness; Gandhi showed this to the whole world.” On Venezuela’s 2024 Presidential Election Referring to Venezuela’s 2024 presidential election, Machado said the opposition had secured a landslide victory, but President Nicolás Maduro’s government annulled the results. She added that while the opposition had offered Maduro a peaceful relinquishment of power, he refused and instead launched a harsh crackdown across the country. Hopes for Global Support Machado said that US President Donald Trump remains one of her key allies in the push to restore democracy in Venezuela. She expressed hope that, with international support, Maduro would realise that “his time is up” and step down peacefully. Opportunities for India-Venezuela Cooperation Machado invited India to join the ranks of countries supporting democracy and human rights. She said that, once democracy is restored, Indian companies could invest in Venezuela’s energy, infrastructure, and telecommunications sectors. She added that India’s democratic experience and institutional strength could guide Venezuela in rebuilding its democratic framework. ‘Democracy Should Never Be Taken Lightly’ In her concluding remarks, Machado said democracy should never be taken lightly. She added that the responsibility of a large democracy like India is immense, as “the whole world learns from such examples.”

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