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‘TOO MANY HANDSHAKES!’: Karoline Leavitt’s Bizarre Explanation Of Trump’s Bandages & Cognitive Tests

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt pushed back after cameras captured fresh bandages on President Donald Trump’s hand, sparking waves of speculation online. Leavitt insisted the bruising came from the president “constantly shaking hands,” describing the Oval Office as “like Grand Central Terminal” with nonstop meetings. She added that Trump’s daily aspirin routine may also…

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dubai emerges as preferred study abroad destination for indian students

Postgraduate courses drive 70% of Indian applications to Dubai: What you need to know

Dubai emerges as preferred study abroad destination for Indian students. (AI Image) Applications from Indian students to Dubai have surged sharply, with postgraduate programmes now accounting for over 70% of interest, according to recent data. The rise highlights a growing preference for advanced degrees in business, management, data science, analytics, and AI, as students seek…

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sc cant copy paste old voter lists for sir

Can’t copy-paste old voter lists for SIR: Supreme Court | India News

‘Trans-Border Movement Also Migration’ NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Thursday said SIR of electoral rolls, being carried out after more than two decades, cannot be a copy-paste of earlier voter lists and, logically, the voter enumeration by the Election Commission would include an inquisitorial process to ascertain, not determine, citizenship.Senior advocate Raju Ramachandran, appearing for…

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Supreme Court rejects plea to suspend Sanjiv Bhatt’s 20-yr jail term in ’96 drug-planting case | India News

The Supreme Court has denied former IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt’s plea to suspend his 20-year jail sentence in a 1996 drug planting case. Bhatt, convicted by a Gujarat court, sought bail but the bench declined his request. The case involves allegations of framing a lawyer in Palanpur, with Bhatt accused of planting drugs to settle…

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How nutrition impacts mental health

The relationship between food and mood is complex and bidirectional. What we eat can significantly impact our mental health, and conversely, our mental state can influence our food choices. Understanding this connection can empower us to make informed decisions about our diet and lifestyle, potentially improving our mental well-being. The gut-brain axis The gut and…

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