Did you know SS Rajamouli wanted to postpone ‘Baahubali: The Beginning’ to avoid clash with Salman Khan’s ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’?

Director SS Rajamouli nearly postponed ‘Baahubali: The Beginning’ to avoid a clash with Salman Khan’s ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’. Despite initial concerns about Salman’s box-office power and even predicting ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’s’ success, the film was ultimately preponed by a week. Interestingly, both blockbusters shared the same writer, Rajamouli’s father.

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Light or no light? How your exposure at night may impact cardiovascular health

New research indicates that sleeping in brightly lit conditions significantly increases the risk of cardiovascular disease, including heart failure, coronary artery disease, and stroke. This disruption of the body’s circadian rhythm, by suppressing melatonin production, negatively impacts heart health. Conversely, high daytime light exposure is linked to better cardiovascular outcomes, emphasizing the importance of natural…

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The great American education shift: How the school choice movement is redefining who decides where children learn

The school choice movement is reshaping the U.S. education landscape by shifting control from systems to families. Backed by federal initiatives led by Sen. Bill Cassidy and Education Secretary Linda McMahon, it promotes parental authority and funding flexibility. While supporters hail it as empowerment, critics fear it may widen inequities, raising questions about the future…

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Women’s World Cup semi-final: Yellow Watch in Mumbai! Will rain play spoilsport as India look to break Australia’s dominance?

India and Australia’s ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 semifinal faces potential rain disruption, with heavy morning showers predicted. However, forecasts suggest clearer skies by the afternoon, with a reserve day in place to ensure the match proceeds. If completely washed out, Australia would advance due to their higher group stage ranking.

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Burlington schools see fewer racial disparities in student suspensions: A turning point in Vermont’s equity efforts

The Burlington School District has significantly reduced racial disparities in student suspensions, with students of colour now representing a smaller percentage of suspensions than their enrolment. This progress, achieved through a revised restorative code of conduct and various equity initiatives, marks a major milestone in the district’s decades-long effort to address bias in school discipline.

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