Why do cholesterol levels increase in winter?
Sandeep Reddy Koppula, HOD - Internal Medicine, Arete Hospitals, said body works much harder to stay warm during winters which can cause cholesterol levels to rise. The cold season lowers the motivation to stay active and staples like gajar ka halwa or plum cakes can increase cholesterol levels. Year-end pressures and reduced sunlight triggers anxiety which can cause elevated cholesterol.
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Sandeep Reddy Koppula, HOD - Internal Medicine, Arete Hospitals, said body works much harder to stay warm during winters which can cause cholesterol levels to rise. The cold season lowers the motivation to stay active and staples like gajar ka halwa or plum cakes can increase cholesterol levels. Year-end pressures and reduced sunlight triggers anxiety which can cause elevated cholesterol.
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When will a person become a crorepati with ₹25,000 monthly SIP at 10%, 12% & 15% returns?
To become crorepati with ₹25,000 monthly SIP at assumed interest rate of 10%, the investment duration would be 15 years. The invested amount would be ₹45,00,000, estimated returns would be ₹59,48,106 and total value would be ₹1,04,48,106. With 12% returns, the investment duration would be 13.5 years and with 15% returns, the investment duration would be 12 years, said NDTVProfit.
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To become crorepati with ₹25,000 monthly SIP at assumed interest rate of 10%, the investment duration would be 15 years. The invested amount would be ₹45,00,000, estimated returns would be ₹59,48,106 and total value would be ₹1,04,48,106. With 12% returns, the investment duration would be 13.5 years and with 15% returns, the investment duration would be 12 years, said NDTVProfit.
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Raj govt orders schools to mark Babri demolition day as 'Shaurya Diwas', recalls it later
The Rajasthan government has recalled an order directing schools to mark December 6, the day Babri Masjid was demolished, as 'Shaurya Diwas' after facing criticism from Opposition and Muslim groups, PTI reported. The order was released on an official WhatsApp group. However, an official told PTI that no such directions were given, adding, "I don't know how it's being circulated."
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The Rajasthan government has recalled an order directing schools to mark December 6, the day Babri Masjid was demolished, as 'Shaurya Diwas' after facing criticism from Opposition and Muslim groups, PTI reported. The order was released on an official WhatsApp group. However, an official told PTI that no such directions were given, adding, "I don't know how it's being circulated."
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Her husband dragged her during pregnancy: Mother of Kamla Pasand owner's daughter-in-law
After Kamla Pasand owner Kamal Kishore's daughter-in-law Deepti Chaurasia died by suicide, her mother alleged that Deepti was beaten by her husband and mother-in-law during her pregnancy in 2011. "They dragged my daughter down from the first floor and started...beating her," her mother alleged. She recalled sending Deepti back to her marital home after written assurance from her in-laws.
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After Kamla Pasand owner Kamal Kishore's daughter-in-law Deepti Chaurasia died by suicide, her mother alleged that Deepti was beaten by her husband and mother-in-law during her pregnancy in 2011. "They dragged my daughter down from the first floor and started...beating her," her mother alleged. She recalled sending Deepti back to her marital home after written assurance from her in-laws.
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How professional wine tasters stay responsible while tasting
On The PVT Show Podcast, host Poonam Vijay Thakkar is joined by Vaniitha Jaiin as she shares how professional wine tasters stay responsible while evaluating multiple wines. She explains that during professional learning, experts focus on technique rather than consumption, often using spittoons to avoid drinking too much.
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On The PVT Show Podcast, host Poonam Vijay Thakkar is joined by Vaniitha Jaiin as she shares how professional wine tasters stay responsible while evaluating multiple wines. She explains that during professional learning, experts focus on technique rather than consumption, often using spittoons to avoid drinking too much.
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Man files FIR after drunk teacher thrashes son in Chhattisgarh
A man in Chhattisgarh has filed a police complaint accusing headmaster Uday Yadav of beating his 6-year-old son while being intoxicated. Following the complaint, Trikunda police registered a case and launched an inquiry. The district education department suspended the headmaster after investigation, calling the incident a serious breach of student safety.
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A man in Chhattisgarh has filed a police complaint accusing headmaster Uday Yadav of beating his 6-year-old son while being intoxicated. Following the complaint, Trikunda police registered a case and launched an inquiry. The district education department suspended the headmaster after investigation, calling the incident a serious breach of student safety.
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India's fertility rate falling, population will stabilise below 2 billion by 2080: IASP
India's population is expected to stabilise at 1.8 or 1.9 billion by 2080 due to a falling fertility rate, the Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) said. Total Fertility Rate (TFR) is currently below the replacement level (the average number of children born per woman to stabilise population) at 1.9, IASP said. TFR was at 3.5 in 2000.
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India's population is expected to stabilise at 1.8 or 1.9 billion by 2080 due to a falling fertility rate, the Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP) said. Total Fertility Rate (TFR) is currently below the replacement level (the average number of children born per woman to stabilise population) at 1.9, IASP said. TFR was at 3.5 in 2000.
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How much do F1 drivers get paid?
F1 drivers earn through a combination of base salary and performance incentives. Red Bull driver Max Verstappen’s estimated 2025 base salary is reportedly around ₹580 crore. He is followed by Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton (₹536 crore), Ferrari's Charles Leclerc (₹303 crore), Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso (₹178 crore), McLaren’s Lando Norris (₹178 crore) and Mercedes' George Russell (₹134 crore).
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12:11 pm Sunday, 30 November, 2025
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F1 drivers earn through a combination of base salary and performance incentives. Red Bull driver Max Verstappen’s estimated 2025 base salary is reportedly around ₹580 crore. He is followed by Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton (₹536 crore), Ferrari's Charles Leclerc (₹303 crore), Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso (₹178 crore), McLaren’s Lando Norris (₹178 crore) and Mercedes' George Russell (₹134 crore).
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Raj CM shares video of 'happy farmers' who are actually distressed
Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma shared a video showing "happy and prosperous" farmers. However, the farmers shown as happy were actually distressed because their land had turned barren. Photographer Sharvan Patel pointed out that the video showed his father and uncle. The CM's handle subsequently deleted post, and photographer, too, got call from CMO, following which he "withdrew" his post.
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12:10 pm Sunday, 30 November, 2025
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Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma shared a video showing "happy and prosperous" farmers. However, the farmers shown as happy were actually distressed because their land had turned barren. Photographer Sharvan Patel pointed out that the video showed his father and uncle. The CM's handle subsequently deleted post, and photographer, too, got call from CMO, following which he "withdrew" his post.
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Bill Gates shares his favourite books from 2025
Microsoft Co-Founder Bill Gates has shared his favourite books from 2025, saying, "Each of these books pulls back the curtain on how something important really works." The books were Shelby Van Pelt's Remarkably Bright Creatures, Hannah Ritchie's Clearing the Air, Barry Diller's Who Knew, Steven Pinker's When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows and Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson.
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Microsoft Co-Founder Bill Gates has shared his favourite books from 2025, saying, "Each of these books pulls back the curtain on how something important really works." The books were Shelby Van Pelt's Remarkably Bright Creatures, Hannah Ritchie's Clearing the Air, Barry Diller's Who Knew, Steven Pinker's When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows and Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson.
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India isn’t behind, we’re just evolving differently: Expert
Dr Vikas Divyakirti in episode of Figuring Out With Raj Shamani says India will function like Western nations 200-300 years from now, but that doesn’t mean country is “behind”, it's just different in structure and pace. He highlights civic sense as major area for improvement and societal growth depends on culture, public behaviour, and long-term evolution rather than quick comparisons.
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Dr Vikas Divyakirti in episode of Figuring Out With Raj Shamani says India will function like Western nations 200-300 years from now, but that doesn’t mean country is “behind”, it's just different in structure and pace. He highlights civic sense as major area for improvement and societal growth depends on culture, public behaviour, and long-term evolution rather than quick comparisons.
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Politics trumps economics, no pun: EAM amid US trade tensions
Taking an indirect dig at US President Donald Trump amid trade tensions with US, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said, "This is an era where politics increasingly trumps economics...and that is not a pun." "The US...has set radically new terms of engagement. It is doing so by dealing with countries on a one-on-one basis," he stated.
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Taking an indirect dig at US President Donald Trump amid trade tensions with US, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said, "This is an era where politics increasingly trumps economics...and that is not a pun." "The US...has set radically new terms of engagement. It is doing so by dealing with countries on a one-on-one basis," he stated.
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Abhishek Sharma slams 16 sixes, scores 148(52) in SMAT match, breaks multiple records
Punjab captain Abhishek Sharma slammed 16 sixes and scored 148(52) against Bengal in their SMAT match on Sunday. Abhishek reached his fifty off 12 balls and hundred off 32 balls. It's the joint-third-fastest fifty and joint-second-fastest by an Indian in men's T20 cricket. Abhishek also set the record for smashing most sixes in a calendar year (91 in 2025).
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Punjab captain Abhishek Sharma slammed 16 sixes and scored 148(52) against Bengal in their SMAT match on Sunday. Abhishek reached his fifty off 12 balls and hundred off 32 balls. It's the joint-third-fastest fifty and joint-second-fastest by an Indian in men's T20 cricket. Abhishek also set the record for smashing most sixes in a calendar year (91 in 2025).
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Afghan man arrested in US after posting TikTok video of him making bomb
An Afghan national named Mohammad Dawood Alokozay was arrested in US' Texas after he allegedly posted a TikTok video suggesting he was making a bomb. Department of Homeland Security said he was planning to target a building in Fort Worth area. This comes after US suspended immigration requests from Afghanistan after an Afghan national shot two National Guard soldiers.
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12:24 pm Sunday, 30 November, 2025
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An Afghan national named Mohammad Dawood Alokozay was arrested in US' Texas after he allegedly posted a TikTok video suggesting he was making a bomb. Department of Homeland Security said he was planning to target a building in Fort Worth area. This comes after US suspended immigration requests from Afghanistan after an Afghan national shot two National Guard soldiers.
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Doctor shares best time to have black coffee for weight loss
Best time to drink black coffee for fat burning is 30–45 minutes before exercise, when caffeine maximally boosts adrenaline and fat mobilisation, said Dr Rajiv Kovil, diabetologist and weight loss expert at Zandra Healthcare. For non-workout days, 9-11 am is preferable, as early-morning cortisol levels are naturally high. Avoid caffeine after 4 pm to protect sleep quality, the doctor added.
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Best time to drink black coffee for fat burning is 30–45 minutes before exercise, when caffeine maximally boosts adrenaline and fat mobilisation, said Dr Rajiv Kovil, diabetologist and weight loss expert at Zandra Healthcare. For non-workout days, 9-11 am is preferable, as early-morning cortisol levels are naturally high. Avoid caffeine after 4 pm to protect sleep quality, the doctor added.
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Shilpa Shetty’s ₹100 cr sea-facing Juhu Bungalow 'Kinara'
Shilpa Shetty's ₹100 crore Juhu home 'Kinara' is a magnificent coastal retreat with lavish decor. The property has a huge carved entryway, exquisite living areas, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, a temple, lush gardens, and a private gym. Shilpa loves art, wellness, and sophisticated living, and its beach vistas and beautiful design reflect that.
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Shilpa Shetty's ₹100 crore Juhu home 'Kinara' is a magnificent coastal retreat with lavish decor. The property has a huge carved entryway, exquisite living areas, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, a temple, lush gardens, and a private gym. Shilpa loves art, wellness, and sophisticated living, and its beach vistas and beautiful design reflect that.
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Scientists may have finally 'seen' dark matter for the 1st time
Scientists may have detected dark matter for the first time using NASA's Fermi gamma-ray space telescope. Researchers led by Tomonori Totani observed the Milky Way's centre, where dark matter is thought to cluster. They detected high-energy gamma rays, around 20 billion electronvolts, forming a halo-like structure. Researchers said the emission closely matches predictions for a dark matter halo.
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Scientists may have detected dark matter for the first time using NASA's Fermi gamma-ray space telescope. Researchers led by Tomonori Totani observed the Milky Way's centre, where dark matter is thought to cluster. They detected high-energy gamma rays, around 20 billion electronvolts, forming a halo-like structure. Researchers said the emission closely matches predictions for a dark matter halo.
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Africa might split in 10 mn years, form Earth's 6th ocean: Study
Africa is slowly splitting along the East African Rift, a giant crack running from the northeast to the south. New magnetic data revealed that the process is causing earthquakes and volcanic activity, tearing the crust. This rift could widen over the years, dividing Africa into two separate landmasses, eventually forming a new ocean, possibly Earth's sixth, within 5-10 million years.
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Africa is slowly splitting along the East African Rift, a giant crack running from the northeast to the south. New magnetic data revealed that the process is causing earthquakes and volcanic activity, tearing the crust. This rift could widen over the years, dividing Africa into two separate landmasses, eventually forming a new ocean, possibly Earth's sixth, within 5-10 million years.
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Doctor reveals 5 lesser-known diabetes symptoms
A UK doctor has warned of several lesser-known diabetes symptoms that often go unnoticed in winter, including dark skin patches, recurrent skin and yeast infections, slow-healing wounds, sexual dysfunction, and excessive fatigue. These signs may indicate high blood sugar and insulin resistance, and experts advise early medical evaluation to prevent complications.
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A UK doctor has warned of several lesser-known diabetes symptoms that often go unnoticed in winter, including dark skin patches, recurrent skin and yeast infections, slow-healing wounds, sexual dysfunction, and excessive fatigue. These signs may indicate high blood sugar and insulin resistance, and experts advise early medical evaluation to prevent complications.
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Andre Russell retires from IPL
All-rounder Andre Russell has announced his retirement from IPL at the age of 37. He was a part of Delhi Capitals (formerly known as Delhi Daredevils) in IPL 2012 and 2013, and he played for KKR from IPL 2014 to 2025. He scored 2,651 runs and took 123 wickets in 140 IPL matches. He has been appointed KKR's Power Coach.
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12:56 pm Sunday, 30 November, 2025
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All-rounder Andre Russell has announced his retirement from IPL at the age of 37. He was a part of Delhi Capitals (formerly known as Delhi Daredevils) in IPL 2012 and 2013, and he played for KKR from IPL 2014 to 2025. He scored 2,651 runs and took 123 wickets in 140 IPL matches. He has been appointed KKR's Power Coach.
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