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A courageous five-month-old boy from Tanzania, grappling with the challenges of craniosynostosis, received life-changing surgery in Delhi. Medical experts executed an advanced cranial vault remodeling procedure aimed at liberating his growth-stunted skull, paving the way for normal brain development. This decisive intervention has turned the tide, allowing for a healthy expansion of his skull.

US President Trump is reviewing a new Iranian proposal for a comprehensive peace framework, but expressed significant doubt about its acceptance. He believes Iran hasn't sufficiently "paid a price" for past actions. The plan reportedly seeks security guarantees, withdrawal of US forces, and sanctions relief. Trump remains cautious, hinting at potential military action if necessary.

A groundbreaking study has unveiled that GLP-1 receptor agonists, a type of weight-loss drug, can decrease cardiovascular incidents by 13% in just under three years. These results remain consistent across different diabetes backgrounds, emphasizing long-lasting perks like diminished risks of heart attacks, strokes, and improved survival rates.

A low-intensity blast near a railway track in Patiala late Monday night has sparked panic. An unidentified, dismembered body was found nearby, though its connection to the explosion is under investigation. The blast caused minor damage to the freight train line. Forensic teams are examining the scene for evidence.

The Supreme Court has ordered the immediate reinstatement of an Odisha judicial officer, Sanjay Kumar Sahoo, after his compulsory retirement order was quashed. The apex court ruled that setting aside the retirement necessitates restoration of service and financial benefits, pending a fresh review by the high court.

The Supreme Court ordered the reinstatement of Odisha judicial officer Sanjay Kumar Sahoo, stating that quashing a compulsory retirement order necessitates immediate service restoration and financial benefits. The apex court overturned the High Court's decision to deny reinstatement pending a fresh review, emphasizing that officers must be treated as continuing in service once retirement orders are set aside.

New research from the University of Sydney reveals alcohol consumption is linked to more cancers in Australia than previously believed. Even moderate drinking, up to 10 drinks weekly, significantly elevates cancer risk. Experts emphasize that reducing alcohol intake is a crucial step in preventing cancer diagnoses across the nation.

Flushing toilet paper, a seemingly harmless act, is causing significant damage to pipes, wallets, and the planet. Premium, thick papers disintegrate slowly, leading to clogs and costly repairs, especially for septic systems. Mass deforestation and chemical pollution are also linked to its production and disposal.

Storage of fat is different in Indians. This makes our organs vulnerable to inflammation

Intermenstrual bleeding, or spotting between periods, can be alarming but often stems from hormonal fluctuations, stress, or lifestyle changes. While common causes include ovulation, hormonal contraception, and perimenopause, it's crucial to rule out serious conditions like fibroids, polyps, or infections. Consulting a doctor with detailed symptom logs is recommended for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE) released the first computerised lottery results for EWS, DG and CWSN admissions for 2026–27 on April 6, 2026. The second merit list is expected after April 22, once document verification for selected candidates concludes. It will fill vacant seats from non-reporting or rejected cases. Eligibility requires family income below ?5 lakh, with verification and appeal processes extending into May, and admissions to be completed by May 20, 2026 schedule finalized.

Bombay High Court dismissed Abu Salem's plea for release, deeming it premature. The court cited a Supreme Court order stating his 25-year sentence, including remission, would conclude in 2030, not now. Salem had claimed he had already served the maximum term agreed upon during his extradition.

Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini’s alleged affair drama might have put the NFL insider’s job at risk at The Athletic as their alleged affair scandal refuses to die down. While The Athletic had initially chosen to stand by Dianna Russini’s side, she has now been reportedly sidelined by the organisation. Amid all the mess, Dianna Russini’s co-workers have broken their silence on the scandal.