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06 Sep

Jharkhand Cabinet Minister and Senior JMM Leader Sudivya Kumar Passes Away at 56

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RANCHI (Gurpreet Singh) — Jharkhand’s political landscape suffered a major shock early Sunday following the untimely demise of senior Jharkhand Mukti Morcha leader and Cabinet Minister Sudivya Kumar, who passed away due to a sudden cardiac arrest. The 56-year-old legislator from Giridih had been rushed to a private medical facility late Saturday evening after experiencing acute physical distress, where he succumbed during emergency treatment at roughly 4:00 AM. Kumar held an extensive portfolio of ministerial duties, steering Higher and Technical Education, Urban Development, Tourism, Arts and Culture, alongside Sports and Youth Affairs, and leaves behind his wife, two daughters, and…

“Trailblazer Varinder Ghuman, Legendary Vegetarian Bodybuilder and Punjabi Actor, Passes Away Suddenly

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Jalandhar, October 9, 2025: Renowned bodybuilder and actor Varinder Ghuman, globally celebrated as the world’s first vegetarian professional bodybuilder, passed away on Wednesday following a cardiac arrest.Sources said Ghuman suffered a massive heart attack in Jalandhar, where he was rushed to a hospital but could not be revived. Hailing from Gurdaspur, Punjab, he gained international acclaim for his extraordinary physique and for promoting vegetarianism in bodybuilding, a field traditionally dominated by non-vegetarian diets.Ghuman had also acted in Punjabi films and appeared in several brand endorsements. Fans and the fitness community across India and abroad mourned his untimely death, paying tribute…

Rising Heart Disease Among Youth and Women: Ayurveda Warns of Hidden Risks

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National Times Bureau (Dr. Naval Kishore): The risk of heart disease is increasingly affecting people between the ages of 20 and 40. In recent times, alarming incidents of heart-related problems, sudden attacks, and cardiac arrest have been reported among young individuals. Cases include people who suddenly suffer heart failure while working out in the gym, playing sports, or even running.According to Ayurvedic experts, heart problems are no longer limited to the elderly or those with diabetes and high blood pressure. Students, athletes, working professionals, and even people under 30 are increasingly falling into the high-risk category. Women between the ages…