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    Emergency a mistake, Indira came to feel the same: Sonia Gandhi

    Sonia Gandhi reveals her belief that the Emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi was a significant mistake. She suggests that if Sanjay Gandhi had been kept in check, much of the subsequent damage could have been avoided. Indira Gandhi's decision was influenced by various pressures, including those from her younger son Sanjay and several advisors.

    The end of cervical cancer? Study claims HPV vaccine leads to almost zero fatalities from the dreaded disease; find out how it prevented nearly 200 deaths in England

    A recent study shows that the HPV vaccination program has significantly reduced cervical cancer deaths in England. Researchers reported about 200 lives saved by the program, which targets multiple HPV types. Despite these successes, vaccination rates among young people remain below the recommended World Health Organization levels. The HPV vaccine does not eliminate the need for regular cervical screenings, which are still essential.

    Pawan Kalyan and Anna Konidela announce seperation: How did Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM meet Russian model for the first time?

    Pawan Kalyan latest news: Pawan Kalyan and his wife Anna Konidela have announced their separation after 13 years of marriage. Their relationship began on the sets of the film Teen Maar in 2011, leading to marriage in 2013. The couple emphasized that their decision was mutual and they will maintain a cordial relationship going forward. Anna Konidela, originally Anna Lezhneva from Russia, has remained out of the limelight except for occasional appearances.

    ‘My heart was working at 10%’: Victim breaks down, 'exposing'COVID vaccine ‘lies’ in Allison Inquiry
    Congress leader Rahul Gandhi likely to visit Imphal on November 26

    Rahul Gandhi is expected to visit Imphal on November 26 to meet internally displaced persons and assess the situation. He aims to understand the ongoing violence and insecurity that have affected the state. Recent ethnic clashes have resulted in significant casualties and a large number of displaced individuals. This trip follows a prior visit to relief camps in Manipur earlier this year.

    Satya Micro Capital to sell its housing finance arm to address liquidity crunch

    Satya Micro Capital plans to sell its housing finance subsidiary for ₹150-200 crore to ease liquidity pressure and strengthen its financial position. The microfinance lender has shortlisted three buyers and expects to close the deal within a month. The move comes amid mounting debt repayments, weak asset quality and losses.

    The Economic Times
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