Dubai launches ‘My School Food’ with AI chatbot Ghalia to boost nutrition for 400,000 students

Dubai is revolutionizing student nutrition with its “My School Food” digital platform, targeting over 400,000 students. This initiative, featuring an AI chatbot and e-learning, enforces strict, color-coded food guidelines to combat childhood health issues. The program aims to foster healthy eating habits and ensure safer, more nutritious meals across all educational institutions by the 2025-2026…

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Why flight attendants ask you to keep the window shades open during landing, and what it means for your safety

Airlines insist on open window shades during landing for crucial safety reasons. This practice aids passenger eye adjustment, enhances cabin crew situational awareness, and allows for quicker hazard detection. Open shades improve visibility, facilitating faster evacuations and better crew decision-making in emergencies, ultimately contributing to a safer flight experience for everyone onboard.

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Laalo -Krishna Sada Sahaayate becomes highest-grossing 7th weekend of Indian Cinema

Gujarati film ‘Laalo – Krishna Sada Sahaayate’ has shattered Indian box office records, achieving the highest ever 7th-weekend collection at Rs 9.95 crore. This modest Rs 50 lakh budget production has dramatically outperformed major pan-India blockbusters, showcasing incredible audience connection and organic word-of-mouth. The film’s unprecedented surge highlights its immense staying power and emotional resonance.

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Saudi Arabia quietly lets expats buy alcohol in Riyadh stores

Saudi Arabia has quietly expanded access to alcohol, allowing non-Muslim expats to purchase it in Riyadh stores that were previously limited to diplomats. The move aligns with Vision 2030’s goal to boost tourism and diversify the economy. Historically restricted, alcohol sales remain tightly controlled, but this change signals cautious openness toward expatriates while maintaining the…

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Snap rolls out bank-linked age checks in Australia; move comes ahead of teen social media ban

Snapchat’s parent company, Snap, is rolling out a bank-linked age verification tool in Australia ahead of a new law banning social media for under-16s. Users can verify age via ConnectID, government ID, or selfie-based services. This pioneering move, impacting nearly half a million young Australians, could influence global age verification practices despite privacy concerns.

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