Genghis Khan couldn’t read, yet led a court of intellects: Why his education policies must be studied in 21st century

Genghis Khan, though illiterate, revolutionized education within his empire by mandating a writing system and exempting educators from taxes. His vision fostered a court of international intellectuals and laid the groundwork for universal literacy, influencing modern educational policies. Khan’s emphasis on written governance and support for learning continues to resonate in contemporary discussions about educational…

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Medicinal forests of India: Reviving vanaspati culture in India

India’s rich medicinal plant heritage, known as vanaspati, faces threats from deforestation. Patanjali Ayurved is spearheading revival efforts, notably through its World Herbal Forest in Haryana, cultivating thousands of medicinal plant varieties. These initiatives aim to conserve biodiversity, promote sustainable livelihoods, and re-establish traditional healing practices for a healthier future.

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India-UK FTA: Pact to cut tariffs and strengthen business confidence; here’s what British Parliament told

The India-UK Free Trade Agreement, signed recently, is set to reduce trade tariffs significantly, potentially boosting bilateral trade by £25.5 billion and increasing the UK’s GDP. UK Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds highlighted the agreement’s benefits, including improved market access and simplified trade processes. The FTA awaits parliamentary ratification after reports from key commissions.

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I never plan, just wait for opportunity: Richa Ghosh

Richa Ghosh showcased her powerful batting once again, scoring a brilliant 94 against South Africa. Despite batting lower down the order, the wicketkeeper-batter focused on building partnerships and accelerating the scoring, contributing significantly to India’s total. Though her valiant effort went in vain in a close match, Ghosh remains unfazed by her batting position, prioritizing…

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Understanding listeriosis infection: Know its causes, symptoms, and prevention

Listeriosis, caused by the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes, poses a serious health risk for those indulging in contaminated deli meats, soft cheeses, and unpasteurized dairy. Pregnant women, newborns, and the elderly are particularly at risk, facing potential outcomes like miscarriage or severe meningitis. Common symptoms include fever and confusion, emphasizing the need for immediate medical intervention.

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