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06/17/2026

The Science of Performing Under Pressure: Why Some Thrive and Others Struggle

Experts say people respond to pressure differently. While some thrive in high-stakes situations, others may experience anxiety and perform below their potential. Factors such as confidence, resilience, positive self-talk, and practice under pressure can help individuals stay focused and perform at their best.

06/16/2026

घर की जमीन के नीचे मिले 34 भ्रूण! खुदाई में सामने आया चौंकाने वाला रहस्य

पोलैंड के एक गांव में निर्माण कार्य के दौरान हुई एक खोज ने पूरे इलाके को हैरान कर दिया। मजदूरों को जमीन के नीचे 34 मानव भ्रूणों के अवशेष मिले, जिसके बाद पुलिस और फोरेंसिक टीम ने जांच शुरू कर दी।

जांच में पता चला कि यह जमीन एक पूर्व पैथोलॉजिस्ट डॉक्टर की थी। डॉक्टर का दावा है कि कोविड-19 महामारी के दौरान उन्हें ये भ्रूण शोध के लिए मिले थे और रिसर्च पूरी होने के बाद उन्होंने इन्हें दफना दिया था। हालांकि, पुलिस ने अभी तक इस दावे की पुष्टि नहीं की है।

अब डीएनए टेस्ट और अन्य वैज्ञानिक जांच के जरिए यह पता लगाने की कोशिश की जा रही है कि ये भ्रूण कहां से आए, इन्हें जमीन में क्यों दफनाया गया और क्या किसी कानून का उल्लंघन हुआ है। इस रहस्यमय मामले की जांच जारी है और आने वाले दिनों में कई नए खुलासे हो सकते हैं।

06/16/2026

IN A MAJOR MOVE aimed at curbing examination-related fraud, the Central government has imposed a temporary restriction on the messaging platform Telegram across India until June 22, following recommendations from the National Testing Agency (NTA). The measure has been taken to prevent alleged paper leaks, misinformation campaigns and cheating networks ahead of the NEET (UG) 2026 re-examination scheduled for June 21.

According to an NTA statement, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has issued a direction under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000, restricting access to Telegram in India for a limited period ending June 22. The restriction covers the examination day and its immediate aftermath.

In addition, Telegram has been directed to disable its message-editing feature in India until June 30. The NTA stated that the feature has been misused in the past to create fabricated "paper leak" evidence by editing older messages and inserting examination papers after the tests had already been conducted, while retaining the original timestamp.

The NTA said both measures were implemented in the interest of public order and to counter the organised activities of cheating syndicates that allegedly used the platform to defraud candidates appearing for the re-examination. The agency expressed gratitude to MeitY for what it described as a timely intervention aimed at ensuring a fair and secure examination process.

The agency further highlighted the role of the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), operating under the Ministry of Home Affairs, which has coordinated efforts against Telegram-based fraud and misinformation targeting NEET candidates.

The NTA has said that state police forces and its own monitoring mechanisms, I4C, reportedly facilitated the removal of numerous Telegram channels, groups and automated bots that openly advertised fraudulent examination-related services.

According to the NTA, this action was......

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[ Telegram Ban in India, NEET re exam 2026, re neet exam ]

06/16/2026

Can Oxygen Therapy Boost Exam Performance?

As millions of students take China's Gaokao exam, many are turning to oxygen therapy in hopes of improving focus, sleep, and reducing stress. While the trend is gaining popularity, medical experts say the treatment is not proven to boost academic performance and encourage students to focus on healthy habits instead.

[ Gao Kao Exam, Oxygen Therapy, China Exams ]

06/15/2026

DNA रिपोर्ट ने उड़ा दिए होश! IVF से जन्मीं जुड़वां बेटियां निकलीं किसी और की, असली बच्चे कहां हैं?

गुरुग्राम के एक दंपत्ति की जिंदगी उस समय उलट गई जब IVF के जरिए जन्मीं उनकी जुड़वां बेटियों की DNA रिपोर्ट सामने आई। रिपोर्ट में दावा किया गया कि बच्चियां जैविक रूप से न तो मां की हैं और न ही पिता की! आखिर IVF प्रक्रिया में क्या कोई बड़ी गलती हुई? क्या किसी दूसरे दंपत्ति के भ्रूण का ट्रांसफर हो गया, या फिर जन्म के बाद बच्चों की अदला-बदली हुई? मामला अब कोर्ट तक पहुंच चुका है और जांच जारी है। इस हैरान कर देने वाले मामले ने IVF क्लीनिकों की सुरक्षा और जवाबदेही पर गंभीर सवाल खड़े कर दिए हैं। जानिए इस रहस्यमयी और चौंकाने वाली कहानी की पूरी सच्चाई।

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06/15/2026

One in five Indian women experiences urinary incontinence, yet many suffer silently for years without seeking medical help. As World Continence Week 2026 begins, specialists are urging women to recognise bladder leakage as a treatable condition rather than an inevitable part of ageing or childbirth.

World Continence Week, 2026, observed from 15 to 21 June, aims to raise awareness about continence problems and encourage timely conversations around diagnosis and treatment. The observance has also renewed conversations in India about improving awareness and access to treatment.

How Common Is Urinary Incontinence Among Indian Women?
Urinary incontinence (UI) is the involuntary leakage of urine. The prevalence rate in India is reported to be between 10 and 45% depending on the population and definitions used. Hospital based cross sectional survey conducted among 3,000 Indian women revealed that 21.8% women suffered from UI, with stress incontinence contributing almost 3 quarters of total UI cases. In a community based study published in Indian Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Research in May 2026, prevalence rates among reproductive age group of women was 12.5%, whereas among women aged above 50 years, it was 32.1%. More importantly, while nearly half the women with UI wanted treatment, only half of those had ever actually sought help.

In clinical practice, the picture is even more striking. Dr. Keerthana Ashwin observes that in her gynecology OPD, only about one in 50 women volunteers a bladder leakage complaint without being asked directly. The rest either do not mention it, do not consider it a medical problem, or have simply adapted around it. "Women wait up to a year before bringing this up," she notes. "The barrier is not availability of care. It is the belief that this is normal."

Why Do Women in India Wait So Long to Seek Help for Bladder Leakage?

This is mainly due to.......

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[ Urinary Incontinence, World Continence week, Pelvic Floor Health, Bladder Control ]

06/13/2026

Father’s Health Before Conception May Influence Child’s Obesity Risk, Study Finds

A new study suggests that a father’s health before conception may play a key role in a child’s future obesity risk. Researchers found that factors like a dad’s weight, diet, exercise, and mental health can influence s***m health and affect a child’s metabolism. The findings highlight that both parents contribute to a child’s long-term health, and healthy lifestyle changes before parenthood may help reduce obesity-related risks in future generations.
[ Paternal Health, Preconception Wellness, Childhood Obesity, S***m Health, Metabolic Health ]

06/13/2026

The National Eligibility cm Entrance Test (NEET UG) 2026 has become one of the most closely monitored entrance examinations in India after allegations of a question paper leak led to the cancellation of the original exam conducted on May 3. The controversy affected more than 22 lakh medical aspirants nationwide and prompted the National Testing Agency (NTA) and the Union Government to undertake an unprecedented overhaul of security protocols, examination procedures, and candidate-facing policies ahead of the re-examination scheduled for June 21, 2026.

As fresh rumours of another alleged paper leak surfaced online days before the re-test, authorities moved quickly to reassure students, strengthen security arrangements, and issue a series of new exam-day guidelines. The developments have transformed NEET UG 2026 into one of the most heavily guarded examinations in the country's history.

Fresh Leak Rumours Spark Panic Ahead of Re-Exam -

Just days before the June 21 re-test, social media platforms and Telegram groups circulated images claiming to show NEET UG 2026 question papers. The viral posts quickly generated anxiety among candidates already affected by the earlier cancellation.

In response, the NTA categorically rejected the claims and described them as "false" and "fraudulent." The agency stated that no examination paper had been leaked and warned that strict legal action would be taken against individuals spreading misinformation regarding the examination.

Authorities emphasized that all security arrangements remain intact and that any attempts to manipulate public perception or disrupt the examination process would be dealt with firmly.

Centre Issues Strong Warning Against Any Disruption

As preparations intensified, Cabinet Secretary T.V. Somanathan reviewed the readiness of agencies involved in conducting the re-examination.

During the review, officials reiterated that the......

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[ NEET UG 2026 Re exam, Neet paper leak row, NTA new rules of RE neet exam ]

06/12/2026

Dr. Sejal Pawar has come under scrutiny after a clip from comedian Pranit More's show showed her making comments about male cadavers used in medical education, reigniting discussion about body donation ethics and professional conduct in healthcare.

The clip gained traction as social media users revisited crowd interaction segments from Pranit More's performances following the viral ₹370 biryani controversy. The renewed attention prompted objections from medical students and others who argued that donated bodies should be treated with dignity and respect.

In the earlier ₹370 biryani controversy, More publicly apologised and said he regretted not challenging the audience member's remarks during the performance. Reports later indicated that one of his Instagram profiles had become inaccessible amid the backlash. Several users shared excerpts from previous shows, prompting renewed scrutiny of remarks made by audience participants and the comedian's responses to them.

According to information previously displayed on her Instagram profile, Pawar is associated with Mumbai's KEM Hospital. Her account was later made private after the remarks attracted widespread attention online.

What Did Dr. Sejal Pawar Say on Pranit More's Show? -

During an audience interaction segment, Dr. Pawar said that she and a female colleague often compared the sizes of male cadavers' private parts while working in a hospital.

One X user who identified as a medical student wrote, "Mocking a cadaver is one of the worst things you can do," recalling a passage from anatomist B.D. Chaurasia's textbook that encourages students to handle cadavers with dignity and care.

Dr. Sejal Pawar Apologizes After Viral Cadaver Remarks -

On June 11, Dr. Sejal Pawar issued a public apology after facing backlash over remarks about male cadavers made during comedian Pranit More's show.

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[ Pranit more controversy, 370 biryani controversy, sejal pawar controversy ]

06/12/2026

Are Hip Dips Bad? The Answer Might Surprise You

Hip dips are a natural part of human anatomy and are largely determined by bone structure and genetics. Despite what social media may suggest, they are not a sign of poor fitness or health. Learn why hip dips are completely normal and why they do not need to be "fixed."
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