Boost brain health: How MIND diet with these 3 lifestyle habits can sharpen memory at any age

Worried about brain health as you age? Research indicates that simple lifestyle changes can significantly reduce cognitive decline. A combination of the MIND diet, regular exercise, brain-stimulating activities, and social engagement proves more effective than medication alone. Studies show that these habits improve memory and thinking skills, highlighting the importance of accessible healthcare and community…

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IISc’s Centres of Excellence under Rs 16,300-crore mission to push India’s critical minerals self-reliance

IISc has been designated a Centre of Excellence under the Ministry of Mines’ National Critical Minerals Mission. The initiative aims to secure India’s critical mineral supply chain and foster self-reliance through indigenous technology development. IISc will establish an Integrated Critical Minerals R&D Facility, focusing on scalable extraction, processing, and recycling technologies to reduce import dependence.

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Telangana private colleges’ strike over fee reimbursement enters fourth day

Private professional colleges in Telangana continue their indefinite strike for the fourth day, demanding the release of Rs 10,000 crore in fee reimbursement dues. Around 2,000 institutions remain shut, with the Federation of Associations of Telangana Higher Institutions (FATHI) boycotting pharmacy exams. They insist on receiving Rs 5,000 crore immediately, with the remainder in installments,…

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ICC umpire Kumar Dharmasena’s shoutout to Mohammed Siraj: ‘So lucky to…’

Mohammed Siraj’s exceptional performance, highlighted by a match-winning five-wicket haul at the Oval, secured India’s thrilling six-run victory over England, leveling the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test series. Siraj emerged as the series’ leading wicket-taker with 23 wickets and earned the Player of the Match award. His crucial breakthroughs and leadership in Jasprit Bumrah’s absence proved pivotal…

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