Swati Sharma
Editor-in-Chief and Publisher at Vox
Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, @voxdotcom. Before: The Atlantic, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe
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6 days ago |
deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma
Anuj’s quest to land a role in Superboys of Malegaon kicked off with a gruelling audition process, which he wittily refers to as a waiting game. “It has been a crazy journey — a long journey, from modeling to acting. I have my struggles in acting. I began with three shows before moving to films. First, I did Baarish Season 2 for Balaji. I worked on The Empire after that. At last, I participated in Your Honour. They were all small roles; I mostly stood in the background.
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1 week ago |
deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma
It is a belief that doctors stay healthy and live longer, but studies have debunked this. The average lifespan of doctors in India is almost 10 years less than that of the general population. The most common causes of death in them are heart diseases and cancer. Even psychiatric conditions leading to suicide are more common in doctors. A prolonged weight loss journeyWhen I finished my training in general medicine, I was obese with a BMI of around 33.
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1 week ago |
deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma
With bronzed skin so often billed as a marker of positive health, it’s no wonder the global self-tanning products market is expected to grow to $1.58 billion by 2029. Even though tanning beds are recognised as Group 1 carcinogens by the World Health Organisation and the International Agency for Research on Cancer, they continue to attract many users, especially youth, often motivated by the belief that they enhance appearance and boost self-confidence.
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1 week ago |
deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma
Siddharth Nandyala doesn’t believe in waiting for the “right” moment. When he has an idea, he immediately pursues it. Starting small, being consistent is his success mantra. Above all, he believes in what he is doing. Focused, hard-working and determined — that, in a nutshell, is all what Siddharth Nandyala, the 14-year-old CEO of two companies and the world’s youngest AI-certified professional, is all about. “Age isn’t something I focus on — it’s more about the work and the difference it can make.
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1 week ago |
deccanchronicle.com | Swati Sharma
From The Beatles who arrived in Rishikesh to learn transcendental meditation at the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi to Julia Roberts who practices Hinduism and many more — the beauty of Hindu traditions has attracted foreigners in large numbers.
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