 | On World Heart Day, WHO gives global call to awareness about heart healthThe main causes of the burden of CVD include modifiable lifestyle factors such as tobacco use, alcohol consumption, unhealthy diets especially high salt intake, and lack of physical activity. |
 | Export ban on rice is regulation, not restriction for food security: India tells WTO agri panelOn July 20 this year, India banned exports of non-basmati white rice to boost domestic supply and keep retail prices under check during the upcoming festive season. |
 | A capsule look at 12 previous ODI World Cup tournaments as CWC 2023 kicks off next weekFrom 1975 to 2019, here's a look at cricket's greatest spectacle over the years. |
 | Mangalagiri Eco-Park thrown open to publicAlong with a children's play area and park, a 2.8 km-long walking track was constructed around the hill, and two trekking routes were set up. |
 | Sift CodeIn a day dominated by shooters, Sift shines brightest to win gold medal in women’s 50m rifle 3 positions with world record mark |
 | More than just an island!If you are planning to visit Yas Island in Abu Dhabi for some leisure and recreation, we list out the four theme parks that you need to add to your itinerary… |
 | Game planNetherlands​ Captain Scott Edwards and coach Ryan Cook speak to CE about practising with local talent and their expectations from the he 2023 ICC Cricket Men’s World Cup. |
 | Taking charge of your heart post pandemicPreventive cardiovascular health checks you should look into this World Heart Day. |
 | Offshore voyages, onshore artFrom Roebuck to Hector, on World Maritime Day, here is a look at some of the famous ships in history that carried a world of knowledge across shores |
 | Tamim Iqbal slams 'dirty game' by Bangladesh Cricket Board, pulls out of World CupTamim hit 44 in the second ODI against New Zealand on September 23, his first innings back in international cricket since reversing his decision to retire in July. |
 | Canada's House speaker Rota resigns over inviting a man who fought for a Nazi unit to ParliamentAll main opposition parties had called for Anthony Rota to step down, and House government leader Karina Gould said that lawmakers had lost confidence in Rota. |
 | Historic, culinary, vibrant: Here's what makes Hyderabad a great place for staycationA staycation refers to spending one’s time off at home or in the local area instead of travelling to distant destinations. |
 | Breaking sound barriersThe last week of September is observed as ‘International Week of the Deaf.’ CE speaks with ENT specialists to find out how to prevent sudden hearing loss and correct hearing impairments |
 | Art of Living World Culture Fest returns with message of unityFrom dazzling dance showcases to soul-stirring performances, thought-provoking speeches and mesmerising traditional arts, the festival aims to unite the intricate threads of humanity. |
 | Aroma of Keezhanthoor coffee at world conferenceThe coffee is being displayed at the international expo at the stall managed by Plantrich Agritech Pvt Ltd, a company exporting organic spices from Kerala to global markets. |
 | Kerala schools shine in EducationWorld rankingsWhile Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), Chennithala, Alappuzha, climbed to the second position from the seventh spot last year, JNV, Chendayad, Kannur, came 10th in the same category. |
 | Team India rests key players for last Oz ODI, Rohit says needs everyone 'fresh' at World Cup"We have got only 13 players to choose from and there is a bit of viral (sickness) going around in the team," Rohit told reporters on the eve of their last ODI before the World Cup |
 | Karnataka's Lakkundi next for World Heritage Site list: HK PatilLakkundi is a prime spot, but homes are constructed in the temple premises and people live there. |
 | Pakistani players get Indian visas for World Cup four days before first warm-up gameThe PCB had earlier written to ICC CEO Geoff Allardice on Monday over the visa delay besides claiming the anxious wait has adversely impacted the team's preparation for the 50-over showpiece. |
 | Ashwin may miss out on World Cup as Axar likely to recover from injuryWhile Ravichandran Ashwin has done decently in his two outings against Australia, the team management is still bullish about the fitness of Axar, the left-arm spin bowling all-rounder. |
