Tuberculosis can silently damage male fertility: Experts explain risks

Tuberculosis can silently affect male fertility by damaging reproductive organs, leading to reduced sperm health and potential infertility. Early recognition of subtle symptoms like testicular pain or blood in semen is crucial for timely diagnosis and treatment, which can often restore reproductive function.

European firms tell EU what US tech giants long warned: ‘We are not fully in control’

European companies are warning the EU against a rapid reduction in reliance on US technology providers, citing operational difficulties and high costs. Businesses argue that achieving "tech sovereignty" quickly is challenging without impacting their global competitiveness and that comparable European alternatives are currently limited.

Iran asks India to return 3 seized tankers amid Strait of Hormuz talks: Report

UFO or something else? Mysterious jellyfish-shaped light seen in the sky over Sikkim leaves people puzzled

NFL trade rumors: Jordan Love’s Green Bay Packers linked to $321m ex-Minnesota Vikings QB

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell suggests Green Bay Packers as the perfect landing spot for veteran quarterback Kirk Cousins. With Jordan Love’s seldom absences, Cousins could serve as a trusted backup or bridge starter. His extensive experience and constant motivation to play at a high level make him a valuable gem for Green Bay. If he wants a Super Bowl before retirement, then the Packers’ the possible place.

Maharashtra horror: Ex-lover abducts, rapes minor girl, ties her to pole at village chowk

A 17-year-old girl was allegedly kidnapped, raped, and tied to a pole overnight in Beed district. Police arrested her 29-year-old former boyfriend based on her statement. The incident highlights a disturbing act of violence and the subsequent legal proceedings initiated by the authorities.

Roger Federer image questioned as insider says Rafael Nadal felt more authentic

A Roland Garros insider, Gilles Jourdan, recently claimed Rafael Nadal appeared more authentic and approachable than Roger Federer during their careers. Speaking to L’Équipe, Jourdan said Federer seemed focused on business and money, while Nadal built stronger relationships at the tournament. Despite the criticism, Federer remains one of tennis’ greatest champions and a billionaire through endorsements and investments.

How Azhar Mahmood played IPL despite Pakistan player ban since 2009

Mahmood played for Punjab Kings (then Kings XI Punjab) in the 2012 and 2013 seasons and later represented KKR in the 2015 season.

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Suvendu vs Mamata? BJP releases candidate list for 144 Bengal seats

The BJP has unveiled its initial candidate list for 144 West Bengal assembly seats, featuring prominent figures like Suvendu Adhikari, who will contest from Bhabanipur and Nandigram, challenging Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Dilip Ghosh is set to run from Kharagpur Sadar. These announcements precede the two-phase elections scheduled for April 23 and 29, with vote counting on May 4.

Kerala elections 2026: BJP releases first list of 47 candidates; fields Rajeev Chandrasekhar, K Surendran

The Bharatiya Janata Party has announced its initial list of 47 candidates for the upcoming Kerala assembly elections. Key leaders like Rajeev Chandrasekhar and K Surendran are among those fielded. The party aims to contest across various constituencies in the state. Kerala will go to polls on April 9, with results declared on May 4.

High-speed Royal Enfield crash in Lucknow: Teen rider collides with scooter, dies

A Class XII student died after his motorcycle crashed into a divider during a high-speed bike stunt near Janeshwar Mishra Park. The incident occurred when his bike collided with a scooter that suddenly appeared, causing him to lose control. The accident was captured on camera, and police are investigating.

No gas, no problem: Ready-made meals and frozen foods take over Indian homes

Middle East tensions are disrupting LPG supplies, pushing Indian households towards ready-to-cook meals and frozen snacks. Retailers report a significant surge in demand for these alternatives, with some anticipating a lasting shift in consumer habits. Despite government efforts, shortages persist, driving interest in electric cooking solutions.

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Anthropic offers double usage limits for Claude after getting banned by Pentagon

Anthropic is offering double Claude usage limits during off-peak hours for two weeks as a thank you to customers, following a Pentagon ban citing security concerns. This promotion, running from March 13-27, 2026, applies to various Claude platforms and aims to reward loyal users amidst government scrutiny.