Delhi government to train teachers in Indian Knowledge Systems at IITs: Education Minister

Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood announced that school teachers will be trained in Indian Knowledge Systems at IIT-Mandi and IIT-Gandhinagar starting September. The programme will cover subjects like Sanskrit, philosophy, Ayurveda, and ancient texts. Fifty teachers will be selected in the first phase. The initiative aims to link modern education with India’s cultural and intellectual…

Read More

Shubman Gill’s baptism by Bazball: Calm head, bat full of runs and a gun team

Shubman Gill’s first Test captaincy assignment, during the England tour, presented a mix of challenges and triumphs. Despite losing key players like Rishabh Pant and Jasprit Bumrah to injuries and workload concerns, Gill led India to a series-levelling victory. His impressive batting performance, scoring 754 runs, coupled with his focus on team dynamics, eased the…

Read More

Odisha to set up 835 model primary schools in first phase of flagship scheme: Chief Minister

Odisha will develop 835 model primary schools in the first phase of the Godabarish Mishra Adarsha Prathamik Vidyalaya scheme, spending Rs 7 crore per school. The initiative includes improving infrastructure, promoting STEM and vocational education, and ensuring transport for students in remote areas. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi emphasised quality education aligned with NEP 2020.

Read More

Lyme disease or co-infection: How to spot differences in symptoms

Ticks transmit not only Lyme disease but also co-infections like babesiosis and anaplasmosis, which share similar symptoms, complicating diagnosis. Untreated co-infections can lead to severe complications, necessitating prompt medical attention and comprehensive testing. Prevention through protective measures and awareness of diverse symptoms are crucial for safeguarding long-term health after a tick bite.

Read More

Study finds that avoiding ultra-processed foods speeds up weight loss

A recent study highlights that consuming ultra-processed foods, even with the same calorie count as whole foods, leads to weight gain and increased cravings. Conversely, a diet rich in minimally processed foods promotes weight loss, reduces unhealthy fat, and improves craving control. Prioritizing whole, unprocessed foods over their ultra-processed counterparts can significantly impact weight management…

Read More