What to do if someone has a heart attack: Expert-recommended immediate steps to follow that could be life-saving

Cardiologist Dr. Alok Chopra advises immediate action during a heart attack, emphasizing rapid intervention and chest compressions. Bystanders should clear the area, position themselves correctly to administer effective CPR, and continue compressions at 100-120 per minute. Early AED use and consistent CPR efforts are crucial for survival until medical help arrives.

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Triptii Dimri on missing out on action in Dhadak 2 and beating up Siddhant Chaturvedi on the side

Triptii Dimri revealed that while filming the intense romantic drama Dhadak 2, she and Aditya Thackeray created a lighthearted side-project they jokingly called Dhadak 3. Feeling left out of Siddhant Chaturvedi’s action scenes, they improvised their own action sequences, even roping Siddhant in to be playfully defeated. Director Shazia Iqbal was initially confused by their…

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Historic! Not Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, or Rahul Dravid – Shai Hope becomes first batter to achieve this rare feat

Shai Hope’s brilliant unbeaten 109 in a rain-shortened ODI against New Zealand wasn’t enough as the hosts secured a five-wicket victory. Hope’s century, his first against New Zealand, saw him equal Brian Lara’s 19 ODI hundreds and become the first to score centuries against all Test-playing nations. He also surpassed 6,000 ODI runs.

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President Putin’s Aurus Senat car safety explained: Survives bullets, blasts & more!

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s formidable Aurus Senat limousine, a marvel of security, has arrived in India. This heavily armoured vehicle boasts blast protection, bullet-resistant construction, and run-flat tyres, ensuring safety for the leader. Its advanced features, including a reinforced underbody and secure cabin, highlight its status as one of the world’s safest cars ahead of…

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JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon responds to employees ‘work from home petition’ that slams mandate of America’s largest bank to end hybrid work; says: Younger people are …

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is firmly insisting on a full-time return to the office for employees, dismissing hybrid work calls. He believes in-person collaboration is vital for professional development, especially for younger staff who miss out on mentorship. Despite a petition from 2,000 employees, Dimon remains resolute on his mandate.

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