Pharmacy vs. Biotechnology: Which degree provides better career path in healthcare?

Students eyeing healthcare careers often weigh Pharmacy against Biotechnology. Pharmacy offers stable, patient-focused roles managing medicines, with steady demand. Biotechnology, conversely, drives medical innovation through research, genetics, and lab work, promising faster growth and higher earning potential in cutting-edge fields like gene therapy. This guide helps navigate these distinct paths, highlighting career types, skills, and…

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‘Blood will pave way to victory’: Hamas chief negotiator makes first appearance after surviving Doha attack; delivers defiant message

Hamas negotiator Khalil al-Hayya delivered a defiant message after an Israeli strike killed his son, expressing hope for victory through sacrifice. His statement aired as indirect talks between Israel and Hamas were set to resume in Cairo, following Hamas’s positive reception to a Trump-proposed peace plan for hostage exchange. Al-Hayya’s focus remained on Gazan suffering.

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Bahrain-Kuwait agreement to boost medical training and affordable health services for residents

Kuwait and Bahrain have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to significantly enhance healthcare development, medical training, and expertise exchange. This collaboration aims to provide residents with faster access to medical services, improved hospital infrastructure, and highly skilled medical staff. The partnership also strengthens regional health security and emergency preparedness for future health challenges.

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‘Met terrorists four times’: Aide arrested in Pahalgam attack provided logistics

Mohammad Yousuf Katari was arrested for his role in the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, providing logistical support like an Android phone charger and guiding the terrorists. Officials tracked the partially destroyed charger, recovered after the terrorists were killed, leading to his capture. His interrogation is expected to uncover further links in the terror support…

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‘I’m an open book’: World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka reveals how social media helps balance her intense play

Aryna Sabalenka embraces social media to showcase her lighter personality, a stark contrast to her intense on-court demeanor, aiming to connect with fans. Despite encountering online hate, she chooses to ignore it or treat it as a joke, finding comfort and expression in her off-court activities. This strategy helps her manage pressure and emotions effectively.

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Excavation halted at Ratnagiri Buddhist site due to encroachment issues

Archaeological Survey of India halted excavation at Odisha’s Ratnagiri Buddhist site because the Jajpur administration failed to evict encroachers. Previous work unearthed over 400 antiquities, including Buddha heads, from the 8th-century monastery. Valuable artefacts, like a step well, remain buried under encroached land. Despite legal restrictions and ASI’s pleas, new constructions continue, threatening this ancient…

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