Medicinal forests of India: Reviving vanaspati culture in India

India’s rich medicinal plant heritage, known as vanaspati, faces threats from deforestation. Patanjali Ayurved is spearheading revival efforts, notably through its World Herbal Forest in Haryana, cultivating thousands of medicinal plant varieties. These initiatives aim to conserve biodiversity, promote sustainable livelihoods, and re-establish traditional healing practices for a healthier future.

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Eating dry fruits during pregnancy can lower children’s allergy risk after birth: Research

A recent study indicates that a mother’s diet during pregnancy significantly impacts her child’s allergy risk. Consuming dry fruits, nuts, vegetables, and protein-rich foods may lower the likelihood of allergies in infants. This research highlights the importance of nutrient-dense diets for pregnant women, suggesting a proactive approach to shaping early immunity and long-term wellness in…

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“He munched off her”: Taylor Swift’s ex Joe Alwyn’s resurfaced moment with the pop star’s private jet sparks outrage as she plans her future with Travis Kelce

Taylor Swift’s ex-boyfriend Joe Alwyn is facing fan backlash after resurfaced details revealed his extensive use of her private jet and apartment during their six-year relationship. Fans accuse him of “taking advantage” of Swift’s generosity, contrasting his past privacy with Travis Kelce’s open praise for the pop star.

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Steel, de minimis & China: Court declares ‘most’ Trump tariffs illegal – what levies are spared

A US court has deemed most of Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs illegal. However, sector-specific tariffs like those on steel and aluminum remain. These tariffs are central to Trump’s trade strategy. Tariffs on Chinese imports, maintained by Joe Biden, are also unaffected. The elimination of the ‘de minimis’ exemption impacts small businesses. The administration may appeal…

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