Tweeting under the hashtags #WithTheNuns, the objective is to help the nuns feel less lonely in their fight to ensure justice.

"Medicine is based on trust… informing the public about the potential for nocebo responses could help reduce worries about COVID-19 vaccination, which might decrease vaccination hesitancy."

However, the amount will be credited directly to the woman's account only if it is linked to their Aadhaar card.

Season 2 crosses over from critiquing the male gaze to actively employing it in its depiction of Cassie and Kat.

There’s a belief that “popping one pill a day call help keep all inflammations at bay” -- but 20% of the available pills are likely to be expired.

The research uses evidence of mental health decline among climate change survivors to debunk the myth linking trauma and resilience.

“The exoplanet seems to be spiraling away from its star, an unexpected finding given the power of [its sun’s] gravitational pull.”

That a black actor finally plays the most enduring of Shakespeare's characters without stereotyping or parody is a significant moment.

“Unwarranted medications, tests, and hospitalizations... is irrational practice,” a group of health experts wrote in a letter last week.

Indians were outraged at Manyavar for subverting 'kanyadaan,' a Pepperfry ad for mocking gender stereotypes, and a Stayfree ad for depicting period blood as red.

“It’s like I have literally forgotten how to communicate … [but] I find myself more authentic and free alone.”

This widespread popularity attracted scorn from music zealots who dismissed the song as low-brow, irritating, and lazy. But was it?