Too much screen time could be hurting kids’ hearts, warns study: Here’s what parents need to know

A recent Danish study reveals excessive screen time among children and teens is linked to increased risks of heart-related problems like high blood pressure and cholesterol. Younger children are particularly vulnerable, but adequate sleep can mitigate these negative effects. Experts advise parents to monitor screen time, encourage outdoor activities, and ensure sufficient sleep to promote…

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Puri Jagannath Temple administration issues ultimatum to Iskcon over ritual violations

The Puri Jagannath Temple administration has issued a one-month ultimatum to Iskcon, demanding they align their Snana Yatra and Rath Yatra celebrations with the traditional dates observed in Puri. Citing scriptural violations, the temple management threatens legal action if Iskcon continues its current practices. The administration emphasizes the importance of unified celebrations worldwide, mirroring other…

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Belgian Grand Prix F1 Sprint Qualifying: Oscar Piastri grabs pole, Max Verstappen joins him on front row

Oscar Piastri secured pole position in the F1 Sprint Qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps, edging out Max Verstappen. Lando Norris will start third, while Lewis Hamilton had a disappointing session, finishing 18th after spinning out. The Belgian Grand Prix schedule includes the Sprint race on Saturday, followed by qualifying and the main race on Sunday.

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Hawaii schools are filling classrooms with unlicensed teachers: Here’s how it could reshape education for years to come

Hawaii’s public schools have reduced teacher vacancies to a five-year low by increasingly relying on unlicensed emergency hires. These educators, permitted to teach while working toward full licensure, have grown in number following pay increases and recruitment initiatives. The state also employs international teachers and offers financial incentives for hard-to-staff areas. Despite improvements, over 1,200…

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‘Industrial-scale liar’: BJP reacts after Gurkirat Dang denies voting multiple times – vote chori row

BJP IT Cell head Amit Malviya has strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi’s claims of electoral irregularities, labeling him a liar after Gandhi alleged multiple voting instances. Malviya highlighted Gurkirat Singh Dang’s public denial of Gandhi’s accusations, where Dang refuted voting multiple times and demanded evidence or an apology. The BJP dismisses Gandhi’s allegations as baseless and…

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