Makhana may be healthy, but not for everyone: 5 types of people who should avoid it

Makhana, or fox nuts, are gaining recognition as a nutritious superfood due to their low-calorie, high-fiber content and numerous health benefits. They support heart health, aid weight management, and regulate blood sugar levels. However, individuals with kidney stone risks, diabetes, allergies, digestive disorders, gout, or those on blood-thinning medications should consume makhana cautiously.

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Jharkhand’s Sustainable Transition: Reports Unveil Financial Strategies for a Net-Zero Economy

Two new reports released in Ranchi aim to bolster Jharkhand’s financial planning for a sustainable just transition towards India’s net-zero ambitions. The reports outline investment and finance pathways, and strategies for industrial decarbonisation, emphasizing the need for a robust finance framework to drive an inclusive transition and capture first-mover advantages.

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Travis Kelce says he’s just Taylor Swift’s ‘NFL hooker’ and sparks backlash over sexist ‘Pretty Woman’ comparison

Travis Kelce’s recent joke about being Taylor Swift’s “NFL hooker,” likening their romance to a reversed Pretty Woman, has sparked controversy. The Kansas City Chiefs star made the remark on his podcast, drawing criticism for perceived sexism and objectification. While some found the humor lighthearted, others deemed it disrespectful and tone-deaf, igniting a debate about…

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Ready for Sindoor 2.0: Army chief warns Pak over any ‘cowardly act’

Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi warned Pakistan of a strong response to any “cowardly act,” stating the armed forces are fully prepared for Operation Sindoor 2.0. He highlighted India’s May cross-border strikes targeted only terrorist hideouts, upholding national values and demonstrating restraint. The operation, a unified effort by all three services, aimed to make Pakistan…

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Packaged foods see demand boost

India’s packaged foods sector anticipates a boost from proposed GST rate rationalization, potentially igniting Diwali sales. The government plans to consolidate GST slabs, primarily reducing rates on consumer goods to stimulate spending. Experts believe lower prices will revitalize urban demand and increase purchasing power, benefiting both consumers and FMCG companies, ultimately fueling economic growth.

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