Bihar slipped most under Lalu-Rabri, data shows
Political stability finally came to Bihar under Lalu Prasad and Rabri Devi — but not prosperity. Those were the years when the state’s income gap with India widened the most
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Could your daily coffee actually help reverse age-related frailty?
Morning coffee drinkers over 55 show reduced physical frailty, according to new research. Consuming two to four cups daily boosts resilience, improving walking speed and reducing fatigue. This benefit stems from coffee’s antioxidants and polyphenols, not just caffeine. For optimal results, limit sugar and pair with exercise and protein-rich foods.
Women’s World Cup: Alana King’s 7-wicket masterclass powers Australia to crushing win over South Africa, sets up semis with India
Alana King’s record-breaking 7/18 spell decimated South Africa for 97, paving the way for Australia’s seven-wicket victory. The defending champions remain unbeaten, setting up a semi-final clash with hosts India. Despite an early wobble, Beth Mooney and Georgia Voll guided Australia to a comfortable chase, showcasing their formidable form.
Suniel Shetty slams critics for doubting Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli after two failures, ‘Legends don’t have to prove a point’
Suniel Shetty has come out strongly in support of Indian cricket stalwarts Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli after the duo silenced critics with a match-winning partnership in the third ODI against Australia in Sydney. The Hera Pheri actor, who is known for his love for sports and candid takes, lauded both batters for letting their…
Who is Sudarshan Kamath, Indian origin founder offering jobs to laid-off Meta employees?
Sudarshan Kamath, Indian-origin founder of Smallest AI, is offering roles to employees laid off from Meta Platforms’ AI division. The San Francisco-based startup seeks talent with expertise in speech evaluation, speech generation, and full-duplex speech-to-speech systems, offering salaries between $200,000 and $600,000 plus equity. Kamath’s career spans IIT Guwahati, UC San Diego, Bosch, Vakilsearch, and…
Napoleon’s doomed retreat: New study uncovers the diseases that finished what Russia began
New DNA evidence from a mass grave in Lithuania reveals Napoleon’s retreating Grand Armée was decimated by paratyphoid and relapsing fevers in 1812. Microscopic pathogens, likely spread through contaminated food and lice, preyed on soldiers weakened by cold and starvation. This biological onslaught, combined with Russian strategy, proved more devastating than previously understood, contributing significantly…
‘After 9/11, my aunt did not feel safe in her hijab’: Zohran Mamdani speaks to New York Muslims; JD Vance reacts
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani shared a personal story about his aunt’s fear on the subway post-9/11, highlighting perceived discrimination against Muslims. This remark sparked debate, with critics like JD Vance arguing it downplays the tragedy’s scale. The campaign is already marked by intense racial and religious tensions.