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October 05, 2025

How does a slipped disc happen & how to prevent it

HOW DO PEOPLE get a slipped disc? Is it a posture issue or related to age? Dr Raju Vaishya, senior consultant, orthopedics and joint replacement surgery, Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, says: “A slipped disc most often develops due to a combination of age-related changes and poor posture habits, rather than posture alone or age exclusively.As people become older, the discs in the spine lose flexibility and can dry out, making them more vulnerable to injury even with minor activities. Risk is significantly increased by frequent heavy lifting, twisting motions, and prolonged sitting, especially when combined with poor ergonomics. Occupations or activities that place repetitive stress on the back, such as weightlifting or prolonged driving, are also commonly associated. However, genetics and individual susceptibility play a role, explaining why not everyone doing similar activities develops this problem. In summary, both age-related degeneration and unhealthy postural habits together contribute to the risk of developing a slipped disc.”

MEER VERHALEN VAN Financial Express Chandigarh

Financial Express Chandigarh

Magic of miniatures

How a US art scholar is helping lead a revival of interest in Indian miniatures through books and exhibitions

time to read

4 mins

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

History in balance as Djokovic, Alcaraz meet in Australian Open final

NOVAK DJOKOVIC AND Carlos Alcaraz meet in Sunday's Australian Open final with history awaiting, as the Serbian great chases a record 25th Grand Slam title and the Spanish dynamo bids to become the youngest man to win all four majors.

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2 mins

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

Learnings from the doyen

A former Tata employee narrates the Ratan Tata way of doing things

time to read

4 mins

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

Tax parity for bank deposits, equity needed: SBI chief

ONTHE EVE of the Union Budget, State Bank of India Chairman CS Settyexpressed hope for alevel playing field across financial savings instruments, stressing that fiscal prudence and consolidation will remain centraltothe government’s agenda.

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1 min

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

‘Huge’ investment planned into OpenAlI: Nvidia CEO

NVIDIA PLANS TO make a \"huge\" investment into Open A I, probably its largest ever, CEO Jensen Huang said on Saturday, denying he was unhappy with the ChatGPT maker.

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1 mins

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

Rybakina wins maiden Australian Open title

ELENA RYBAKINA PRODUCED a thunderous display to dismantle Aryna Sabalenka 6-4 4-6 6-4 on Saturday and capture a maiden Australian Open title, turning the tables on the world number one in their Melbourne Park final rematch from three years ago.

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1 min

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

MEA junks PM Modi's mention in Epstein files

THE MINISTRY OF External Affairs on Saturday dismissed the references made to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel in 2017 in an email that is purportedly part of the recently released Epstein Files.

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1 min

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

Zero-tolerance for terrorism must be universal norm: EAM

CROSS-BORDER TERRORISM is unacceptable as it violates the basic principles of international relations and zero-tolerance for terrorism must be an \"uncompromising universal norm\", External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Saturday.

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1 mins

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

Fiscally prudent Budget to persist on reforms' course

Customs rejig, continued focus on job creation likely

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1 min

February 01, 2026

Financial Express Chandigarh

TDP MP proposes private member’s Bill to ban social media for Indian teenagers

TELEGU DESAM PARTY MPLSK Davarayalu has proposed a Private Member's Bill to ban social media for children in India, joining the global debate on the impact of social media on young people's health and safety.

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1 mins

February 01, 2026

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