Dementia: Scientists reveal low-cost, powerful ways to reduce the risk

Recent research emphasizes that lifestyle adjustments significantly slow cognitive decline, urging doctors and policymakers to prioritize this. Dementia rates are rising, but modifiable factors like inactivity, poor diet, and social isolation contribute substantially. Studies demonstrate that exercise, healthy eating, and social engagement improve memory and thinking, offering a practical approach to brain health.

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IBPS RRB registration window 2025 deadline extended: Check direct link to apply and other details here

The Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) has extended the registration deadline for the Common Recruitment Process (CRP) RRB XIV to September 28, 2025, giving aspirants an additional week to apply. The drive, offering 13,217 vacancies across Office Assistants and Officer Scales I, II, and III, outlines post-specific eligibility criteria, with applications accepted only through…

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Carry-on or scary-on? You may never know what luggage can hold. Hint – skull, bones and …

A routine security check at Tampa International Airport escalated dramatically when US Customs and Border Protection officers discovered human remains, including a skull and bones, concealed within a passenger’s luggage. The traveler claimed the items were for rituals, but authorities seized and destroyed them due to health risks. Prohibited plants and undeclared cigars were also…

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’15 minutes at a time’: Erika recalls Usha Vance’s words of solace; calls her ‘precious woman’

Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination, his memorial service in Arizona drew thousands, including political figures like Trump and Vance. Erika Kirk, Charlie’s wife, found solace in Second Lady Usha Vance’s comforting words and expressed forgiveness towards her husband’s accused killer. Kirk, remembered as a champion of conservative values, leaves behind a legacy sparking debates on political…

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Wildlife reclaims dying villages as isolation, conflict drive families out of hilly forest lands of Ernakulam

Paniyeli, once a flourishing village in the Western Ghats, now faces desolation as residents abandon their homes due to human-animal conflict and lack of educational opportunities. Crop raids by elephants have made farming unsustainable, prompting families to relocate. While some villagers adapt, others seek government assistance to leave, highlighting the urgent need for habitat preservation…

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Are your eyes causing headaches: Understanding the link, causes and ways to find relief

Headaches are common, and eye issues often contribute. Vision problems, screen time, and eye strain can cause headaches. A study shows digital eye strain affects many, causing headaches and discomfort. Eye strain, uncorrected vision, and digital strain are common causes. Regular eye exams and breaks can help. Corrective lenses and proper lighting are important.

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Maharashtra: Heavy rains hit Solapur & Satara districts; crop losses, cattle stranded

Heavy rains lashed Solapur and Satara districts, causing significant crop damage, particularly to soyabean and banana crops. Several areas in Solapur experienced extremely high rainfall, with Mahisgaon recording 174 mm. The overflowing Yeralawadi reservoir and flooded Yerala river in Satara added to the devastation, while farmers in Waghdari formed a human chain to rescue stranded…

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Optus outage in Australia: What we know about the fatal triple-0 emergency call failures

Optus is under intense scrutiny following a 13-hour emergency services outage that resulted in four deaths and hundreds of failed triple-zero calls. A network firewall upgrade triggered the failure, and internal protocols were not followed, delaying the response. This incident, coupled with past failures, has prompted government investigations and raised serious questions about Optus’ accountability,…

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