Thyroid workshop oncludes at BHU; 20 patients treated; doctors trained in advanced local anaesthesia technique

A two-day thyroid workshop, organized by the ENT department at Banaras Hindu University, successfully concluded with 20 patients undergoing thyroid swelling operations. Doctors from across the country participated and learned modern surgical techniques, notably local anesthesia, a long-practiced method at BHU. The workshop aimed to train doctors in this technique for wider patient benefit.

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Arvind Krishna education and career path: How this Indian-origin IIT Kanpur engineer rose from research labs to lead IBM as CEO

Arvind Krishna’s journey from IIT Kanpur to CEO of IBM showcases the transformative power of education and determination. Raised in an Army family, his early exposure to diverse environments fostered adaptability. He spearheaded IBM’s strategic shift towards hybrid cloud and AI, highlighted by the pivotal acquisition of Red Hat, solidifying his legacy as an innovator…

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Earthquake risk in Canada! Yukon fault shows signs of awakening after 12,000 years, threatening thousands

A recent study confirms that Canada’s Tintina fault, stretching across Yukon, is an active seismic hazard, challenging previous assumptions. Scientists warn that the fault is overdue for a major earthquake, potentially magnitude 7.5 or greater. The discovery prompts urgent updates to Canada’s National Seismic Hazard Model, impacting building codes and emergency preparedness.

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Top 10 oldest languages in the world still spoken today

Several ancient languages, including Tamil, Sanskrit, and Mandarin Chinese, have thrived for millennia, offering insights into past civilizations. These languages, some over 5,000 years old, continue to influence modern culture, literature, and philosophy. From Hebrew’s revival to Latin’s enduring impact, these linguistic treasures highlight the resilience and diversity of human expression.

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Dharmendra recites couplets, talks about their deeper meaning

Veteran actor Dharmendra recently shared two meaningful couplets on his Instagram, emphasizing the transient nature of sorrow and the eternal quality of goodness. He also paid tribute to Dwarka Divecha, the cinematographer of the iconic film ‘Sholay’, highlighting his significant contribution and urging fans to explore his biography. Divecha’s work was instrumental in shaping ‘Sholay’…

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Running season returns: Marathon training kicks off in Pune; Runners advised on nutrition, recovery, and injury prevention

The marathon season in Pune has returned, filling the streets with the hustle and bustle of eager athletes at dawn. Preparing for the race requires not just commitment but a united community approach. Specialists suggest a well-rounded regimen that emphasizes slow and steady advancement, muscle conditioning, and essential rest.

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