Australia introduces stricter vitamin B6 supplement rules to prevent toxicity and nerve damage

Australia is implementing stricter regulations on high-dose vitamin B6 supplements starting June 2027 to prevent nerve damage. Products over 50mg will require pharmacist advice or a prescription, balancing access to lower doses with public health protection. This move addresses risks associated with excessive intake, which can lead to serious side effects.

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AP, Odisha brace for Cyclone Montha

Cyclone Montha is intensifying in the Bay of Bengal, prompting coastal states of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha to prepare for landfall by late Tuesday. Authorities are evacuating vulnerable populations, closing schools, and issuing advisories as gale-force winds of 90-110 kmph are anticipated. Eight Odisha districts have been designated ‘red zones’ expecting severe impact.

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Over 90 platoons of police force to keep watch on twin cities during Durga Puja

Bhubaneswar and Cuttack police have deployed 97 platoons and plainclothes teams for a comprehensive Durga Puja security plan. Emphasizing women’s safety, crowd control, and crime deterrence, the strategy includes CCTV, drones, and a smart control room. Special units will address harassment and potential radical threats, urging public cooperation for a peaceful festival.

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Cricket | ‘It’ll be myself and …’: Mitchell Marsh confirms Australia’s opening pair ahead of T20 World Cup

Mitchell Marsh confirmed he will open with Travis Head in T20Is as Australia prepare for the T20 World Cup. This decision aimed for consistency after experimenting with various opening pairs following David Warner’s retirement. The series against South Africa, beginning in Darwin, marks the first international match in Australia’s tropical north in 17 years.

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