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Uttar Pradesh Government transfers 14 IAS officers.

R Chethan IPS, appointed as Deputy Inspector General (DIG), Central Bureau of Investigation.

Ms Kiran Narayanan, IPS, appointed as Superintendent of Police (SP), Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

ACC approves Manish Kumar Gupta, IAS (AGMUT:1991) for holding Secretary Equivalent level posts at the Centre.

Thursday, September 24, 2026

Tag: ischemic heart disease and respiratory disease. Many previous studies have demonstrated health benefits for spices such as red pepper

PEOPLE WHO EAT SPICY FOODS HAVE LOWER RISK OF  DEATH FROM CANCER ,ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE AND RESPIRATORY DISEASE REVEALS A MEDICAL STUDY
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PEOPLE WHO EAT SPICY FOODS HAVE LOWER RISK OF DEATH FROM CANCER ,ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE AND RESPIRATORY DISEASE REVEALS A MEDICAL STUDY

sarkarimirror August 11, 2015

The observational study, published in The BMJ, found people whose daily diets regularly featured spicy foods had a lower risk of death from cancer, ischemic heart disease and respiratory disease. Many … Read More

found people whose daily diets regularly featured spicy foods had a lower risk of death from cancerischemic heart disease and respiratory disease. Many previous studies have demonstrated health benefits for spices such as red pepperpublished in The BMJThe observational study

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