Neem vs. Tulsi: Which ayurvedic herb offers greater benefits for health and skin

Ayurveda’s potent healers, Neem and Tulsi, offer distinct yet complementary benefits for well-being. Neem excels as a detoxifying powerhouse, purifying the body and skin with its antimicrobial properties. Tulsi, the Queen of Herbs, acts as a rejuvenator, balancing stress and boosting immunity. Together, they form an ultimate duo for holistic health and radiant skin.

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Battery loans: New age EV financiers charge up

Innovative financing models are driving the electric commercial vehicle (EV) market in India. Startups and financiers are offering battery subscriptions, flexible EMIs, and first-loss guarantee partnerships to address the unique economics of EVs and the credit challenges faced by small commercial operators. These approaches are making EV ownership more accessible, especially for individual drivers without…

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Akshay Kumar’s pet dog Jeeves moves from London to Mumbai, staff give him an adorable nickname; fans call it, ‘typical Marathi ghar thing’

Akshay Kumar, celebrating the success of Jolly LLB 3, shared a funny anecdote on The Great Indian Kapil Show. He revealed that his British dog, Jeeves, has been affectionately nicknamed “Jeevdya” by the Maharashtrian staff at his Mumbai home. Kumar also playfully joked about the recent incident at Kapil Sharma’s restaurant in Canada.

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Triple ton barrage: Devon Conway, Henry Nicholls, Rachin Ravindra power New Zealand to 601/3 vs Zimbabwe

New Zealand seized control on the second day of the Test against Zimbabwe, amassing 601 for three in response to Zimbabwe’s 125. Devon Conway, Henry Nicholls, and Rachin Ravindra all scored centuries, extending New Zealand’s lead to 476 runs. Zimbabwe’s bowlers struggled as New Zealand dominated with relentless batting performances, losing only two wickets throughout…

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Australia’s largest airline Qantas Airways says hackers have released customer data after one of biggest cyber breaches in the country

Qantas Airways confirmed customer data, including phone numbers and addresses for over a million passengers, was published by cybercriminals after a July breach. The hacker group Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters released the information after a ransom deadline passed. This incident follows major data leaks at Optus and Medibank, highlighting Australia’s ongoing cyber security challenges.

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