Is our kitchen making us sick? Understanding the lung damage caused by traditional cooking practices

Recent findings suggest that the kitchens of India are a silent battleground for health, as smoke generated from conventional cooking methods is inflicting lung damage that rivals the consequences of smoking. Strikingly, over half of the women regularly inhaling biomass smoke suffer from lasting airway harm, which promotes a cycle of infections and emergency care.

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State plans to revive Pushpagiri University

The Odisha government plans to revive the ancient Pushpagiri University, a significant Buddhist learning center, at the renowned “Diamond Triangle” sites of Langudi, Lalitgiri, Ratnagiri, and Udayagiri. A proposal has been sent to the Union government for approval. The state also aims to secure World Heritage Site status for these historically rich Buddhist locations.

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Earth is emitting mysterious radiation after sunset and scientists cannot explain why

A newly discovered, faint radio emission, the Hectometric Continuum, emerges only after sunset and pulses through Earth’s upper atmosphere for several hours. This natural radiation, undetectable from the ground, originates from plasma interactions within the magnetosphere and has surprised scientists due to its nighttime-only appearance and sensitivity to calm space weather.

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176 mule bank accounts under police scanner

Berhampur police have initiated action against 176 mule bank accounts suspected of facilitating illegal money transactions. Information on these and 346 other accounts was received from the ICCC portal. These accounts are used by cybercriminals to launder illicit funds. Authorities are now working to freeze these accounts and identify all involved parties.

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