Delhi govt will move Supreme Court to allow use of green crackers, says CM Rekha Gupta

Delhi government plans to seek court permission for limited use of certified green firecrackers, acknowledging public sentiment while prioritizing environmental protection. Meanwhile, thousands of children participated in a Kids Marathon on Kartavya Path, a collaborative event promoting fitness and the Fit India initiative, coinciding with Prime Minister Modi’s birthday celebrations.

Read More

‘Kuch garbar hai’: Mamata Banerjee stirs speculation as VP Jagdeep Dhankhar quits; TMC stays mum

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed suspicion regarding Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s unexpected resignation, suggesting undisclosed reasons beyond stated health concerns. Dhankhar’s prior term as Bengal governor was characterized by frequent clashes with the Trinamool Congress government. While refraining from detailed commentary, TMC spokesperson Kunal Ghosh indicated the party’s vigilance, anticipating further revelations soon.

Read More

Will ‘Dude’ face action? Pradeep Ranganathan’s kiss scene with dog in third single sparks social buzz

The film Dude is set for a Diwali release. Pradeep Ranganathan plays the lead role. A song from the movie shows Pradeep kissing a dog. This visual has sparked widespread attention on social media platforms. Some viewers commend the actor’s boldness. Others express concern and seek intervention. The film is generating considerable promotional buzz.

Read More

Fatty liver: Why even healthy, fit people are at risk and don’t know about it

Fatty liver disease, once associated with alcohol, now affects diverse groups, including children and health enthusiasts, due to modern diets high in processed foods. Subtle symptoms like fatigue and bloating are often ignored, but early intervention is crucial. The liver’s regenerative ability can be harnessed through lifestyle changes: incorporating traditional herbs, whole grains, exercise, prioritizing…

Read More

NASA’s James Webb Telescope captures 300 mysterious objects; early universe secrets await

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has potentially identified 300 ancient objects, possibly early galaxies formed shortly after the Big Bang. These unusually bright and developed structures challenge existing models of galaxy formation, suggesting a faster development timeline in the early universe. Confirmation through further spectroscopic analysis is crucial to solidify this groundbreaking discovery.

Read More