Telangana govt confers Maulana Abul Kalam Azad National Award 2025 to MS founder chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan

Telangana Government honored educationist Mohammed Lateef Khan with the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad National Award 2025 for his three decades of service in education and social welfare. Khan, founder of MS Education Academy, received the award for his commitment to affordable, value-based education, particularly for marginalized communities. His initiatives have empowered thousands of youth and…

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‘Varanasi’ sparks IMAX demand; IMAX VP confirms talks underway; ‘We are absolutely trying’

Following the announcement of ‘Varanasi’ being shot in IMAX-compatible format, fans are demanding an IMAX screen in Telugu states. IMAX VP confirmed ongoing efforts and expressed willingness to collaborate, but highlighted a lack of response from Prasads Mall. Despite significant investment and technical hurdles, Suneil Narang is optimistic about bringing IMAX back.

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How eating potatoes may help protect your heart and lower disease risk

Contrary to popular belief, potatoes offer significant health benefits when prepared wisely. Rich in potassium, fibre, and antioxidants, they support heart health, blood sugar balance, and even potentially cancer prevention. Researchers highlight that sensible cooking methods, like baking or boiling, unlock these nutrients, making the humble potato a valuable addition to a balanced diet.

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Early warning signs of diabetes before it turns into Type 2 you should never ignore; here’s how to reverse them naturally

Diabetes’ silent start, insulin resistance, often goes unnoticed. Experts highlight early signs like stubborn belly fat and post-meal energy crashes. Simple changes, including structured meals, prioritizing fiber and protein, and post-meal movement, can significantly improve insulin sensitivity and prevent type 2 diabetes. These lifestyle adjustments are key to metabolic wellness.

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Trump-era Ed Dept layoffs reversed: Here’s why staff still fear job security and workflow disruption

The US Department of Education has reinstated 465 employees previously issued layoff notices during the Trump administration, following the federal government reopening. Despite their return, staff remain uncertain about long-term job security and normal operations, with many previously on paid administrative leave. Key programmes, including Title I and Impact Aid, faced disruption during the shutdown….

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