Bhana Neur is a journalist for Inshorts Medialabs Private Limited, focusing on national news in India. With a keen interest in women's issues and cultural phenomena, Bhana covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, sports, entertainment, and social issues.
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By: Bhana Neur
In a devastating incident in Texas, US, a woman in San Antonio reportedly took the life of her 3-year-old son before killing herself in what now appears to be a murder-suicide case.
By: Bhana Neur
A natural, Olympian and national record-holder Pavana Nagaraj demonstrated that athletic brilliance has been a family trend when she won the women's
By: Bhana Neur
Known for her heartfelt lyrics, powerful melodies, and relatable storytelling, Taylor Swift has established herself as one of the most influential artists.
By: Bhana Neur
The internet has surfaced with yet another story that has touched a lot of people. The images showed a touching scene as jawans from the Central
By: Bhana Neur
AstraZeneca has reportedly withdrawn its COVID-19 vaccine worldwide, citing a 'surplus in available updated vaccines in the market.'
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A woman from Thailand was in for a shocker when she went to get her stuffy nose checked.
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Members of a 193-year-old private club voted to accept women to join the institution. Founded in 1831, the gentlemen's club went through years of pressure to admit female members.
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Taekwondo player Aruna Tanwar, a promising athlete from the National Centre of Excellence (NCOE) in Lucknow, has achieved a significant milestone
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Suryakumar Yadav, the prolific Mumbai Indians (MI) batsman, etched his name in IPL history with a scintillating century against Sunrisers
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Three years ago, Araba Maze found herself perched on the front steps of her Baltimore residence, engrossed in reading a book to her niece.
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