Toyo–BHU Lecture Series launched; scholars discuss Indian philosophy, manuscripts

Toyo University and BHU’s Department of Pali jointly organized their first Lecture Series and Research Round Table under a new MoU. The hybrid event featured a distinguished lecture by Prof. Diwakar Acharya and student presentations on diverse Oriental Studies topics. This initiative marks a significant step toward strengthening academic and cultural ties between India and…

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8 everyday breakfast habits that spike your insulin

Many common breakfast habits, like sugary cereals and sweetened drinks, can lead to rapid insulin spikes and energy crashes. Refined carbs, skipping breakfast, and overly sweet smoothies also contribute to blood sugar imbalances. By choosing whole foods with protein, fiber, and healthy fats, and considering meal sequencing, you can stabilize insulin levels and maintain lasting…

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India records increase in milk, egg meat and wool production in 2024-25

India’s milk production surged to nearly 248 million tonnes in 2024-25, solidifying its global leadership. Per capita milk availability also saw a significant rise. Egg production reached 149 billion, with India maintaining its position as the second-largest producer. Meat output grew to 10.5 million tonnes, and wool production increased, highlighting the nation’s robust livestock sector.

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“I can’t even imagine”: Adam Thielen’s wife Caitlin shares emotional message after Minneapolis church shooting kills two students

Adam Thielen returned to Minnesota Vikings. A mass shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church in Minneapolis occurred. Two students died and 17 were injured. Thielen’s wife, Caitlin, expressed grief and called for change. The Thielens, deeply connected to Minnesota, shared their sorrow. The community mourns the tragic loss. Adam had celebrated his birthday just days before…

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Why Bihar’s education system needs to be on the ballot this election: Dropout rates, inequality, and a failing future

As Bihar heads into its two-phase Assembly elections, its worsening education crisis draws urgent attention. Dropout rates at all levels—primary, secondary, and higher secondary—are among the highest in India. According to India Data Map and Counterview, teacher shortages, school closures, and poor literacy outcomes are reinforcing inequality. With over 7.43 crore voters participating, the election…

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