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Blood in Your Stool? Here's Why a Gastroenterologist Says It Always Needs Checking

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By Vivek Kumar, kapil SHARMA
| Onlymyhealth Verified
Most of us have a mental list of symptoms we quietly decide not to worry about. Blood in the stool tends to land right at the top of that list. It's easy to tell yourself it's probably just piles, or something you ate, and move on with your day. But that quick dismissal is exactly the problem. We spoke to a gastroenterologist about why this particular symptom deserves a proper look, even when it seems minor, and what it can actually turn out to be.
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From Exploration to Processing: Building a Complete Critical Minerals Value Chain in India — Rahul Kanuganti

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By kapil SHARMA
| ThePrint Verified
Countries that have established strong positions in the critical minerals sector have rarely done so through mining alone. Their competitive advantage comes from developing integrated value chains that connect exploration, extraction, processing, manufacturing and end-use industries. India has the opportunity to follow a similar path. Exploration remains essential because a better understanding of domestic resources supports long-term planning and investment.
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Does Paying Your Credit Card Bill in Full Improve Your Credit Score?

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By kapil SHARMA
| ThePrint Verified
Clean payment history stays clean: Every full payment on time reports as “000” or “STD” (standard) to CIBIL. Over 24 months, a solid line of standard entries builds a payment history that lenders trust; this accounts for 35% of your CIBIL Score. Utilisation ratio stays low: When you pay the full statement amount, your outstanding at the next statement date drops to zero (before any new spending). Low utilisation supports the score; high utilisation drags it down.
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