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Childhood Diet Habits Set in Infancy, Studies Suggest
Efforts to improve what children eat should begin before they even learn to walk, a series of nutritional studies published on Tuesday has found. Taken together, the data i...
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Poverty Makes Minority Kids More Vulnerable To Abuse
Children belonging to minority communities face increased risk of maltreatment due to exposure to poverty, says a U.S.-based study.
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Get hooked with some exciting films on Prime Talkies with Pocket Films this week
Mumbai, September 2014:“Prime Talkies with Pocket Films” is a very popular show on NDTV Prime.They showcase short documentary films each with a meaningful messa...
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Ivanka Trump Puts The “Pow” In Power Shoes To Help Fight Breast Cancer
When it comes to a great pair of shoes, Ivanka Trump is an expert. As a successful businesswoman and entrepreneur, she knows that power shoes can help a woman feel like she...
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Bike riders reach out to people in a unique campaign against Ebola
The worst Ebola outbreak in history has claimed nearly 2,300 lives in four countries; about 4,300 cases have been detected in four countries Commercial motorbike riders in ...
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India's double challenge
While climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, traditional system of flood management through lakes and connected water channels has been forgo...
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India has potential to become knowledge-based economy, says Asian Development Bank
India has the potential to become a leading knowledge-based economy with its youth population and growing information technology though it should overcome some barriers in ...
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Bollywood raises funds for Jammu & Kashmir flood victims
The nation stands shocked at nature’s fury which took a toll on the almost-idyllic life of people of Jammu and Kashmir. The state witnessed worst floods in six decade...
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Redesigning Birth Control in the Developing World
How single-use injectable contraceptives could change family planning in Africa. Access to birth control just got significantly easier in four African countries. Sayana Pre...
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Academic activities begin at Nalanda University after 800 yrs
Academic activities began at Nalanda University at Rajgir on Tuesday, more than eight centuries after the ancient university was destroyed by a medieval ruler. Out of the 1...
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