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Your skin can reveal hidden liver issues long before blood tests. Experts highlight signs like persistent itching, unexplained yellowing of skin and eyes (jaundice), spider-like red veins, darkening in skin folds, and easy bruising. These changes, often dismissed, signal the liver's struggle. Early detection through lifestyle changes and tests is crucial.

WPSS alleges that govt order handing over 8.97 hectares at Puthoor in Sulthan Bathery and 2.34 hectares at Kappad for compensatory afforestation in lieu of the land to be acquired is ‘deception’

Nothing suspicious was found, but the court proceedings were delayed due to the security exercise, says officials

They said that within 24 hours of the surgeries, several patients began complaining of severe pain and discharge from the operated eye

The Delhi High Court has ordered Jaideep Sengar, brother of Unnao rape case convict Kuldeep Sengar, to surrender before jail authorities in connection with his conviction in the custodial death case of the survivor's father.

The court issued notice to Delhi Police and the kin of the deceased, and asked them to file a status report and a reply, respectively.

Yash's extraordinary rise from serving tea at 16 to dominating the silver screen showcases the power of perseverance. Born Naveen Kumar Gowda, he dared to dream big with only Rs 300, opting for television when many saw it as a dead end. His steadfast belief that 'The sky is my limit' shattered expectations, solidifying his status as India's 'Rocking Star'.

Jaideep Sengar, 50, souht the bail extension on the grounds that he is suffering from oral cancer

Police have arrested the accused partner, identified as Shivam (19), a resident of Delhi. The victim, a native of North Tripura, was a biotechnology student at GD Goenka University in Gurugram

Media personnel expressed objection to the circular that mandates journalists to obtain official video statements only at a designated location near the western gate of Vidhana Soudha in Bengaluru

US Ambassador Sergio Gor hinted at an upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Modi and President Trump, emphasizing growing AI and semiconductor cooperation. India's signing of the Pax Silica Declaration, alongside US officials, signifies a pivotal moment for bilateral ties, fostering collaboration in advanced technologies among trusted nations.

Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has criticized Shadab Khan's post-match comments, reminding him of the challenges of handling success after their 2021 World Cup win against India. Afridi urged Shadab to let his performance on the field answer critics during the upcoming Super 8 matches, emphasizing that former players supported him during difficult times.

The U.S. Envoy to India did not specify dates of the visit, but said it is scheduled in the next few months

Visakhapatnam hosts a slate of major maritime events in February, bringing global navies to India’s east coast

Wall Street’s junior-banker grind has been a simmering flashpoint since pandemic-era deal surges, when complaints about punishing schedules and chronic sleep deprivation spilled into public view and forced some banks to tinker with “protected” time off

A major fire erupted at a Hyderabad coaching centre in Ameerpet, trapping over 80 students on the fourth floor. Terrified students were seen on balconies as thick smoke and flames consumed the building. Locals bravely held safety nets below, anticipating potential jumps as emergency services arrived.

As the Indian Cartoon Gallery enters into its 20th year, we take a look at how it began and its workings

Prosecution opposes petition by Naveen Babu’s wife seeking fresh probe, says issues raised in plea had been examined and rejected by courts from Magistrate level up to Supreme Court

A 3.5-year-old girl was raped and strangled to death in Gurgaon after being lured away by a neighbour. The 25-year-old accused, a native of Bihar, confessed to the crime during police interrogation. He admitted to taking the child to an empty place and then killing her to destroy evidence.