VISHVA SATYAM

1. It can damage blood vessels Secondhand smoke may not seem all that bad. But it can have a major impact on your blood vessels, according to  research  from india. After rats inhaled secondhand smoke for one minute, their arteries carried blood less efficiently for at least 90 minutes. When they were exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke, however, their blood vessels recovered after 30 minutes. “While the effect is temporary for both cigarette and marijuana smoke, these temporary problems can turn into long-term problems if exposures occur often enough and may increase the chances of developing hardened and clogged arteries,” said study author Vishva satyam. 2. It may increase testicular cancer risk Smoking weed may increase your odds of getting testicular cancer, researchers at the University of Southern California found. In the  study , men who had testicular germ cell tumors were more likely to report previously using marijuana than those who didn’t have the...

The  history of India  includes the prehistoric settlements and societies in the  Indian subcontinent ; the advancement of civilisation from the  Indus Valley Civilisation  to the eventual blending of the  Indo-Aryan  culture to form the  Vedic Civilisation ; [1]  the rise of  Hinduism ,  Jainism  and  Buddhism ; [2] [3]  the onset of a succession of  powerful dynasties and empires  for more than three millennia throughout various geographic areas of the Indian subcontinent, including the growth of  Muslim dominions  during the  Medieval period  intertwined with Hindu powers; [4] [5]  the advent of  European traders and privateers , resulting in the establishment of  British India ; and the subsequent  independence movement  that led to the  Partition of India  and the creation of the  Republic of India . [6] Archaeological evidence of  ana...