Cancer breakthrough: AUN bacteria cancer treatment kills tumours without immune system support

Researchers at JAIST have developed AUN bacteria cancer treatment, a novel therapy that destroys tumors without relying on the immune system. This innovative approach uses two bacteria working in harmony to directly infiltrate and kill cancer cells. Early results show promise, offering hope for patients who cannot benefit from traditional immunotherapies, potentially revolutionizing cancer care.

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India temporarily suspends most postal services to US; effective August 25 amid new customs order – Know what’s exempted from the ban

Effective August 25, 2025, the Department of Posts will temporarily suspend most international postal services to the US due to new customs regulations. The US Executive Order No. 14324 withdraws duty-free exemptions for goods valued up to $800, imposing duties on all goods except gift items under $100. The executive order also outlines new responsibilities…

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Hema Malini urges nation to join ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’: ‘Let us all celebrate nationalism’ – Shares Tweet

Hema Malini, Bollywood actress and Member of Parliament, is encouraging citizens to participate in the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign for Independence Day 2025. She emphasized the importance of the day and honored freedom fighters’ sacrifices. The ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign, now in its fourth year under ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav,’ aims to promote nationalism and…

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Explore nature’s beauty: Jungle safari launched in Netarhat; Aims to enhance tourism and generate local employment

Netarhat, the serene jewel of Jharkhand, has taken a bold step into adventure with the launch of its jungle safari, an initiative led by State Tourism Minister Sudivya Kumar. This collaboration between the tourism and forest departments is designed to plunge tourists into the heart of the hill station’s stunning biodiversity and untouched nature.

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Men wear sarees to perform Garba in Gujarat: The chilling 200-year-old curse behind this tradition

Ahmedabad’s unique Saduma na Garba ritual features men performing Garba in sarees on Navratri’s Ashtami. This 200-year-old tradition by the Barot community serves as atonement for failing to protect Saduben, who then cursed them. Recently viral, the ritual also acts as a devotional offering for answered prayers, showcasing a profound blend of folklore, faith, and…

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Why women sit sideways on motorbikes: The untold story behind a centuries-old habit

Women in India often sit sideways on motorbikes due to tradition and clothing like sarees. This practice, while rooted in modesty, poses serious safety risks. Studies show side-saddle riders are more likely to suffer severe head injuries in crashes. Manufacturers and regulators are urged to adapt designs for safer seating. Encouraging safer clothing and awareness…

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