OnePlus Nord CE 5 and OnePlus Buds 4 launched in India: Price, availability, specs and other things you need to know
OnePlus has launched its Nord series, featuring the Nord CE 5 smartphone and Buds 4. The Nord CE 5, powered by MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Apex, boasts a 7,100mAh battery and advanced cooling. Available from July 12, it starts at Rs 24,999.
“CARDI B BABY FATHER A GAY MAN”: Viral tweet from JT reignites controversy over Stefon Diggs’ alleged threats to Chris Blake Griffith
JT’s tweet ignited social media. It linked Cardi B’s partner, Stefon Diggs, to allegations by stylist Chris Blake Griffith. Griffith claimed Diggs drugged and threatened him. JT voiced support for Griffith and the LGBTQ+ community. Diggs and Cardi B have not responded. The allegations remain unverified. Social media is the main platform for discussion. The…
When a lump isn’t a lump: Understanding pediatric soft tissue tumors
Childhood cancers, though rare, require specialized care due to their unique characteristics and varied presentations. Dr. Shweta Kumari emphasizes the importance of early detection of abnormal lumps in children, advocating for expert clinical evaluation. Diagnosis involves physical exams, imaging, and biopsies.
Skip samosas and vada pav after 6 pm and try healthier evening snack swaps, says Dr Pal
Dr. Pal advises swapping fried evening snacks like samosas and vada pav with healthier alternatives such as nuts, popcorn, or avocado toast to combat sluggish digestion and elevated blood sugar. These simple swaps, backed by nutrition research, promote sustained energy, improve metabolic health, and reduce the risk of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease, ultimately fostering…
Indian religious traditions more liberal than Constitution: Guv at CNLU lecture
Governor Arif Mohammed Khan, speaking at CNLU, asserted that Indian religious traditions are more liberal and progressive than the Constitution. He highlighted Dharma’s expansive nature, not confined to one religion, and stressed that Indian scriptures embody universal human wisdom, advocating for the welfare of all humanity and emphasizing compassion.
Use nature to tackle floods, not concrete: Scientist on Mumbai’s urban resilience
Mumbai faces increasing intense rain days, highlighting the need for urban resilience. Marine ecologist Mat Vanderklift advocates integrating natural wetlands and mangroves for flood management, emphasizing their cost-effectiveness and protective benefits against storm surges. These “natural climate solutions” offer significant climate abatement potential, though they cannot replace emission reduction efforts.
‘Raanjhanaa’: Zeeshan Ayyub shares how Dhanush overcame Hindi language challenges for Bollywood debut
Dhanush overcame the Hindi language barrier in ‘Raanjhanaa’ by memorizing lines phonetically with help from writer Himanshu Sharma, who coached him on the Banaras dialect’s nuances. Zeeshan Ayyub praised his dedication, highlighting the challenge of acting in an unfamiliar language and Dhanush’s impressive progress since then.
Graduated, but can’t read properly: How America’s schools are failing to teach reading
One in four young Americans, aged 16 to 24, cannot read beyond basic text — even as high school graduation rates rise. Data from the NCES and AIR reveal a sharp decline in literacy, fueled by poverty, pandemic disruptions, and systemic neglect. Behind the diplomas lies a crisis: a generation educated in name, but illiterate…
Hack of the day: Lost an ID? No need to go to police station to report it
Losing important documents like PAN cards or driver’s licenses no longer requires a police station visit. India’s digital governance push now allows citizens to file Lost Document Reports online in minutes. This convenient, official digital report is crucial for obtaining duplicates and saves significant time and effort, streamlining access to essential services.