Evening news brief: Trump’s ‘lost India’ post amid tariff war; Mumbai on high alert after bomb threat & more

Tensions rise as Donald Trump hints at a strained trade relationship with India, while Mumbai faces heightened security alerts following a bomb threat. A political storm erupts in Kerala over a controversial GST-related post, and Ajit Pawar defends his interaction with an IPS officer. CDS Anil Chauhan justifies the use of air power in Operation…

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What happens if you swallow chewing gum, science debunks the seven-year myth

The myth that swallowed gum stays in your stomach for seven years is false; it typically passes through the digestive system within 1-2 days. While occasional swallowing is harmless, frequent ingestion, especially by children, can rarely cause intestinal blockages (bezoars) when gum combines with other indigestible materials. Therefore, it is advisable to spit gum out…

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FPI flows: Foreign investors pull out Rs 7,945 cr from equities in September; 2025 net outflow rises to Rs 1.38 lakh cr

Foreign portfolio investors have significantly withdrawn from Indian equities in September, totaling Rs 7,945 crore, influenced by global uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. Despite a brief buying spell after the US Federal Reserve’s rate cut, FPIs remain net sellers. Conversely, Indian debt markets experienced positive inflows, with investors closely monitoring upcoming macroeconomic data and tariff negotiations.

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NHL match today: Will Leon Draisaitl play against Winnipeg Jets tonight? Latest update on Edmonton Oilers forward for December 6

Edmonton Oilers star Leon Draisaitl will play tonight against the Winnipeg Jets. His presence is crucial for the Oilers’ offense and stability. The game features Edmonton’s aggressive style against Winnipeg’s defense. Draisaitl’s availability ensures the Oilers maintain their top-line chemistry. This early-season matchup is important for securing points and building momentum.

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Health alert! How early morning and late evening walks can harm your lungs, heart, and overall health on peak pollution days

Outdoor walks, while beneficial, carry hidden risks from air pollution, especially during early mornings and late evenings when pollutants peak. Temperature inversions trap harmful particles like PM2.5 near the ground, impacting respiratory and cardiovascular health. Experts advise exercising mid-morning to early afternoon or opting for indoor workouts on high pollution days to safeguard well-being.

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