PM Modi ‘abused’: Rahul’s veiled dig amid Congress, BJP clash; grand old party makes ‘agent’ claim

A political controversy erupts. It involves Congress and BJP. Allegations of abuse target Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The incident occurred during a rally in Darbhanga. Amit Shah demands an apology from Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi speaks of truth prevailing. Congress claims BJP agents made the remarks. Clashes between party workers break out in Patna. Nitish…

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Why the US wants future doctors to study more nutrition and how it could change chronic disease care

The US Department of Health and Human Services, alongside the Department of Education, is urging medical schools to enhance nutrition education across all stages of training. Spearheaded by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the initiative seeks to address chronic disease through preventative care. With support from bipartisan lawmakers and academic experts, the proposal emphasises…

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When Iowa politics invades the classroom: Are professors afraid to teach controversial topics?

Iowa’s public universities face scrutiny as a new policy mandates faculty to present “both sides” of controversial topics, raising concerns about academic freedom. Following DEI bans and proposed restrictions on course content, the Board of Regents’ policy is seen as a chilling effect on educators, potentially leading to self-censorship and watered-down debate.

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Meet the 45-foot gigantic snake Titanoboa that ruled the planet after the dinosaurs

Sixty million years ago, in the sweltering rainforests of South America, Titanoboa emerged as the apex predator. This immense snake, reaching nearly 45 feet and weighing 2,500 pounds, crushed crocodiles and giant fish with ease. Discovered in Colombian coal mines in 2009, Titanoboa’s existence reshaped our understanding of prehistoric life and climate, revealing a world…

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Indian archers train in Korea’s ‘Mecca of archery’ ahead of World Championships

Supported by the Reliance Foundation, eight Indian archers, including Atanu Das and Deepika Kumari, are honing their skills at a high-performance training camp in South Korea. This camp, orchestrated ahead of the World Archery Championships, offers invaluable training under former Korean head coach Moon Hyung Cheol, focusing on mastering windy conditions, a crucial aspect often…

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‘The Apprentice’: Producer David Brown accused of USD 12 million Ponzi scheme fraud, fake companies – Report

David Brown, a Hollywood producer known for ‘The Apprentice,’ faces federal charges in South Carolina for allegedly orchestrating a $12 million Ponzi-like scheme. He is accused of defrauding investors through fake companies and misappropriating funds for personal expenses, including luxury cars and a house for his mother. The indictment includes multiple counts of wire fraud,…

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