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Scutellaria baicalensis root-derived silver nanoparticles for enhanced Baicalin’s biological activities to inhibit breast cancer cells

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By Adil Ali, Tarun Upadhyay
| Nature Verified
Abstract Breast cancer (BC) remains a major global health challenge, particularly aggressive subtypes such as triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC), which often exhibit poor therapeutic response and systemic toxicity. Baicalin (BA) possesses promising anticancer activity; however, its clinical application is limited by poor solubility, low bioavailability, and limited cellular uptake.
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Tahir Fazal: The man who vowed on the Quran to fight terror

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By Tarun Upadhyay
| News Drum
New Delhi: When Tahir Fazal died of a heart attack in Uttarakhand, he was laid to rest in his native village of Marrah. He is survived by his wife and three young sons. He was 63. To many outside Jammu and Kashmir, he may have been just another Gujjar Muslim from a remote border village. But for the people of Poonch and Rajouri, the Muslim-majority twin districts that have bled repeatedly for India’s territorial integrity, Tahir was far more than that.
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Nagrota bypoll: BJP wins, but reduced margin raises concerns

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By Tarun Upadhyay
| News Drum
New Delhi: BJP, by winning the Nagrota bypoll, has sent a clear message that it remains the dominant, if not the only, political force in the Hindu-majority areas of the Jammu region. The victory was a foregone conclusion, but the margin offers little comfort to the party. The BJP fielded Devyani Rana, daughter of Devender Rana, who passed away last year. Devender Rana, contesting on a BJP ticket, had won the seat in the 2024 Assembly elections by a margin of 31,000 votes, polling 48,113 votes.
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