8 must-have herbs for your kitchen garden

Growing herbs at home is easy and beneficial. Herbs like Tulsi, Mint, and Coriander are simple to grow. They need little care and offer health benefits. Curry leaves, thyme, and oregano are also great choices. Parsley and fenugreek are nutritious and fast-growing. Lemongrass and ajwain add unique flavors. Homegrown herbs ensure fresh, natural ingredients.

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Saudi Arabia bans tobacco shops within 500 meters of mosques and schools, imposes strict retail and licensing rules

Saudi Arabia has introduced strict regulations on tobacco sales, including bans on tobacco shops near mosques and schools, mandatory licensing, and compliance with safety standards. The rules prohibit sales to minors, promotions, and unapproved packaging. Retailers must meet operational and design standards, with municipalities enforcing compliance through penalties and educational signage to improve public health…

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Lalu Yadav family feud: Amid Rohini Acharya storm, spotlight turns to husband Samaresh Singh

Lalu Yadav’s daughter, Rohini Acharya, living in Singapore, has publicly revealed family rifts, accusing relatives of mistreating her after her life-saving kidney donation. This has caused significant turmoil, with sisters reportedly leaving home and brother Tej Pratap backing Rohini. Her husband, investment banker Samaresh Singh, remains a private figure amidst the unfolding political drama.

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Reading for pleasure? You are one of the few: Reports warn students are paying a high price for skipping books

The habit of reading for pleasure is rapidly disappearing among students worldwide. From the US and UK to India, digital distractions, early screen exposure, academic pressures, and eroded family reading routines are replacing books with phones and apps. Research from Stanford and Harvard highlights declining fluency, attention, and critical thinking, underscoring urgent cognitive, social, and…

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Agricultural Expert Advocate for Linseed Promotion to Boost Profitability in Jharkhand

Agriculture scientists convened at Birsa Agricultural University, Ranchi, emphasizing linseed promotion across India, particularly in Jharkhand. ICAR’s D K Yadava highlighted Jharkhand’s potential for increased linseed production, addressing India’s edible oil import dependence. BAU Vice Chancellor S C Dubey advocated for linseed cultivation in rice fallow areas, acknowledging hurdles like limited bio-fortified varieties.

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