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A period pain simulator was set up at the Lulu Mall in Kochi recently as part of a social experiment to create awareness among men about menstrual cramps. See the video.
Prior to the results, the education body will release the answer key for the NEET UG exam. Students will be able to calculate their probable scores using the NTA NEET official answer keys. Along with the answer key, the authority will also release...
In the match, Rajasthan Royals led by Shane Warne was set a target of 195 by the Punjab team, but landed way short with Taylor himself caught leg before for a duck.

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It was organised to let men know firsthand the pain and discomfort faced by women during menstruation. And many found they didn't have the stomach to last till extreme levels .

A period pain simulator was set up at the Lulu Mall in Kochi recently as part of a social experiment to create awareness among men about menstrual cramps. It was an initiative of local MP Hibi Eden's Cup of Life initiative and backed by the Kochi chapter of the Indian Medical Association.Videos of the #feelthepain experiment shared on social media showed clearly what women knew all along - that men have no idea what they undergo during that time of the month.
"Painful in a very irritating way, " said Eden, who himself took the test.

A video showed young men clutching their stomach and even gasping for breath as the threshold levels in the pain simulator were raised.The video told viewers that 9 out of 10 women experience period cramps, that the pain varies from person to person and even cycle to cycle, and that in very extreme cases, a person can pass out from the pain.
"I once read somewhere that in American Sign Language, the sign for having your period is basically punching yourself in the face… I was today years old when I found out what this joke meant," the user who posted the video on Instagram wrote."I will never be the same again," commented another user.

"I am so happy," taunted a woman user in a broad dig at typical male insensitivity on the subject. The pain is all psychological, okay?"

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Prior to the results, the education body will release the answer key for the NEET UG exam. Students will be able to calculate their probable scores using the NTA NEET official answer keys. Along with the answer key, the authority will also release...

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is expected to announce the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET UG) answer key soon on the official website neet.nta.nic.in.

Ahead of the results, the education body will release the answer key for the NEET UG exam. Students will be able to calculate their probable scores using the NTA NEET official answer keys. Along with the answer key, the authority will also release the NEET OMR sheet 2022 with recorded responses. Once results are declared, students can check and download them from the official website.

How to download NEET Answer Key 2022

Visit NTA NEET’s official website -- neet.nta.nic.in
On the Home Page, click ‘NEET 2022 Answer Key’ under Latest Announcement

On the next window click on the designated ‘Answer Key’ linkClick and access NEET 2022 answer keyDownload answer keys of NEET 2022, and tally the marks scoredWhat is the NEET OMR sheet?NEET OMR sheet 2022 is a scanned copy of the sheet containing the answers given by candidates during the exam. Candidates will receive NEET OMR sheets individually on their registered email addresses. Candidates will be able to challenge the NEET 2022 OMR sheet by paying the requisite amount of Rs 200.The NEET MBBS/ BDS cut-off 2022 for General category candidates is 50th, while for OBC, SC and ST, it is 40th. The NEET UG percentile is determined on the basis of the highest marks secured in the all-India common merit list in the medical entrance test.

The NEET UG paper comprised Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology). Each subject consisted of two sections. Section A had 35 questions and Section B had 15. Out of the 15 questions in Section B, candidates had to attempt any 10 questions.

NEET UG 2022 Result: How to download

Go to the official website neet.nta.nic.inClick on 'NEET UG 2022 Result' on the homepageEnter necessary credentials Result will appear on your screen after clicking on submit

NTA is expected to announce the NEET 2022 results by August 19. The medical entrance exam was held on July 17 for over 18 lakh aspirants.

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Ross Taylor. (File Photo - TOI)

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In the match, Rajasthan Royals led by Shane Warne was set a target of 195 by the Punjab team, but landed way short with Taylor himself caught leg before for a duck.

We recently heard about Ross Taylor's claims of racism in New Zealand cricket. Seems ther former Kiwi captain has lots more sensational stuff in his new book Ross Taylor: Black & White.

Taylor, PTI reports, has said he was "slapped" by one of the owners of Rajasthan Royals franchise after he was dismissed for a duck against Kings XI Punjab in IPL 2011.

In the match, Rajasthan Royals led by Shane Warne was set a target of 195 by the Punjab team, but landed way short with Taylor himself caught leg before for a duck.

Later, the team, support staff and management were in the bar on the top floor of the hotel. "One of the Royals owners said to me, 'Ross, we didn't pay you a million dollars to get a duck,' and slapped me across the face three or four times. He was laughing and they weren't hard slaps but I'm not sure that it was entirely play-acting," the agency quoted excerpts from the book.

"Under the circumstances I wasn't going to make an issue of it, but I couldn't imagine it happening in many professional sporting environments," Taylor wrote.He also said British actor Elizabeth Hurley was present there with Warne - they were partners at that time - when this happened."When you fetch that sort of money, you're desperately keen to prove that you're worth it. And those who are paying you that sort of money have high expectations – that's professional sport and human nature," he wrote.

The 38-year-old Taylor played for Royal Challengers Bangalore from 2008 to 2010 and was with RR in 2011. He was bought for a million dollars at the auction.

He also said in his book that in the long run he felt it would have had been better if RCB retained him of 950,000 dollars."I'd paid my dues at RCB: if I'd had a lean trot, the management would have had faith in me because of what I'd done in the past. When you go to a new team, you don't get that backing," he wrote.

Taylor's autobiography has been in the news already for its description of racist locker room "banter" and casually racist comments from some New Zealand team officials against the player of Samoan heritage.

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