Why India must rethink its approach to malnutrition through focusing on diverse diets

India’s economic progress is overshadowed by a persistent malnutrition crisis, marked by high rates of stunting, wasting, and anaemia, especially among marginalized communities. Despite calorie sufficiency, a lack of dietary diversity fuels this challenge. A multi-sectoral approach, reimagining food programs, empowering women, and leveraging data, is crucial to achieve a nutrition-secure future.

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Neeru Bajwa is all about food and fun on Diwali; says ‘Basically, I eat mithai for dinner’ – Exclusive

Pollywood star Neeru Bajwa shared her cherished Diwali traditions, emphasizing family, faith, and festive food. She revealed her love for sweets, especially gujiya, and how visiting the Gurdwara is a highlight. Bajwa also spoke fondly of childhood memories and declared her children as the ‘light of her life,’ ahead of her upcoming film ‘Madhaniyan.’

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10 Canadian universities you can consider this year

Canada has reaffirmed its global reputation as a higher education leader in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025. Universities such as Toronto, British Columbia, and McGill secured top spots, while others like McMaster, Alberta, and Montréal showcased strengths in research, industry ties, and international outlook. Together, these institutions highlight Canada’s blend of excellence,…

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NASA warns! Two giant asteroids, one over 300 feet to make close Earth flybys on August 8, 2025; are we really at risk

NASA has issued an alert regarding two substantial asteroids, (2025 OJ1) and (2019 CO1), scheduled for a close Earth flyby on August 8, 2025. While posing no immediate collision risk, their sizes—300 and 200 feet respectively—and speeds have garnered attention. NASA’s continuous monitoring ensures public safety through timely updates and precise orbital calculations.

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Washington, Kyiv say a peace deal must ‘fully uphold’ Ukraine sovereignty

Washington and Kyiv said that any eventual deal to halt the war with Russia must fully uphold Ukraine’s sovereignty, after “constructive” talks between US, Ukrainian and European officials in Geneva. “They reaffirmed that any future agreement must fully uphold Ukraine’s sovereignty and deliver a sustainable and just peace,” it said, noting “meaningful progress”.

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