Miami Dolphins make bold QB move: Quinn Ewers steps up as Tua Tagovailoa’s backup for Week 7 vs Browns

The Miami Dolphins have named rookie Quinn Ewers as Tua Tagovailoa’s backup for their Week 7 game against the Cleveland Browns, replacing Zach Wilson. This move signals confidence in Ewers’ readiness and provides him an opportunity for his NFL debut in potentially challenging weather conditions. Zach Wilson has been demoted to third-string.

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ICC Women’s World Cup: India suffer heartbreaking defeat against England; semi-final hopes take huge hit

India suffered a heart-breaking four-run defeat against England, jeopardizing their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup semifinal qualification. Despite strong performances from Smriti Mandhana, Harmanpreet Kaur and Deepti Sharma, a brilliant century by Heather Knight proved decisive. India must now win their next match to have a chance at advancing to the semis.

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5 superfoods that can protect your lungs from air pollution and boost immunity naturally

Protect your lungs from environmental pollutants by strengthening them from within. A nutrient-rich diet, especially one high in antioxidants and vitamins, is crucial for combating inflammation and oxidative stress. Incorporating superfoods like amla, flaxseeds, spinach, almonds, and broccoli can boost immunity and support your respiratory system’s resilience against harmful particles.

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Government to consider providing highway builders with additional funds for BOT projects

The government plans to boost highway project viability by increasing Viability Gap Funding beyond the current 40% cap, paid through annuity. This move aims to attract more private investment in infrastructure. Significant contract changes are also underway for Build Operate and Transfer projects, including ensuring 95% land availability before construction and compensating for revenue shortfalls.

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Water hyacinth: Bengal’s infamous ‘terror’ that chokes waterways yet hides powerful nutritional secrets from BP to heart health

Dubbed the ‘Terror of Bengal,’ water hyacinth devastates ecosystems by choking waterways. Yet, this invasive plant surprisingly offers significant medicinal benefits, valued in Ayurveda for its nutrient-rich properties. Research highlights its potential in managing blood pressure, reducing inflammation, and boosting immunity, presenting a dual nature of ecological threat and natural remedy.

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