Urologist reveals 4 drinks quietly harming your kidneys and what to choose instead |

Many people enjoy fizzy sodas, energy drinks, sports beverages or even green smoothies without realising how these everyday habits may gradually affect their kidneys. These organs work continuously to filter waste, regulate blood pressure, balance minerals and maintain hydration. When certain drinks add unnecessary strain, the effects are often subtle at first, yet the cumulative…

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14-year-old Amieyra Khoslla wins gold at 29th National Climbing Championship 2025 | More sports News

NEW DELHI: Fourteen-year-old climbing prodigy Amieyra Khoslla delivered an outstanding performance to win the Gold Medal in the Youth Girls (Under-17) category at the 29th National Sport Climbing Championship (NSCC) 2025, held in Bengaluru from December 26 to 29.Competing against the country’s top young climbers in the bouldering discipline, Amieyra showcased exceptional strength, technical precision,…

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‘Bad situation’: Several Indians return from Iran amid deadly protests; reunite with families in Delhi | India News

NEW DELHI: Several Indian nationals, returned from Iran, arriving at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi late on Friday amid escalating regional tensions. Their return follows an advisory issued by the Indian government urging citizens in Iran to leave the country due to the deteriorating security situation. The Ministry of External Affairs said it…

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Venue change: Organisers move Syed Mushtaq fixture after unusual crowd surge for Hardik Pandya | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Organisers shifted the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match between Baroda and Gujarat to the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Thursday after large crowds gathered to watch Hardik Pandya, raising security concerns at the Gymkhana ground.Baroda won the match by eight wickets. The decision to shift the venue was taken because of unexpected crowd…

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Elite US colleges see record surge in low-income enrolments as new financial aid strategies take hold

Several of the United States’ most selective universities are enrolling record numbers of low-income students, marking a significant shift in admissions strategy following the Supreme Court’s 2023 ban on race-based affirmative action. According to new reporting by the Associated Press (AP), early data from top institutions indicates a widespread rise in Pell Grant–eligible students, even…

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