England’s humiliating loss to South Africa: Wasim Jaffer takes cheeky dig at Michael Vaughan – ‘Surely against the spirit of cricket’

Wasim Jaffer playfully trolled Michael Vaughan after England’s dismal batting performance against South Africa in the first ODI, where they were bowled out for a mere 131. Jaffer humorously pointed out England’s eighth position in the ICC ODI rankings, suggesting the ICC should investigate, continuing their long-standing banter.

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India’s Water Purifier market surges 32% during monsoon season: Report

India’s water purifier market is witnessing significant growth, particularly during the monsoon season, driven by increased health awareness. Croma’s research indicates that nearly 35% of annual water purifier sales occur during this period. RO technology dominates the market, with black being the preferred color, while under-the-counter models gain popularity for their space-saving design.

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Why plastic-filled Neptune balls are washing up on beaches: Seagrass and ocean pollution explained

Mediterranean beaches reveal a hidden battle against plastic pollution through Neptune balls, formed by seagrass. These natural bundles trap significant amounts of plastic, highlighting the crucial role of seagrass meadows in combating ocean waste. Protecting these vital ecosystems is essential for both biodiversity and mitigating the impact of plastic pollution.

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Splitting medicines can harm your health if done incorrectly: Risks, side effects, and safe practices; shares experts

Splitting pills, seemingly practical, poses health risks without medical guidance. Experts warn against dividing film-coated, extended-release, or enteric-coated tablets, as it can trigger overdose, reduce effectiveness by stomach acid degradation, or cause irritation. Only scored tablets are designed for splitting, using a dedicated cutter. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist, as formulations change, impacting safety.

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Google antitrust ruling: Court says Google can keep Android and Chrome but will have to …

In a significant antitrust ruling, a US court has allowed Google to retain its Android OS, Chrome browser, and its deal with Apple. However, Google must now share search data with rivals to foster competition, especially from AI-powered search engines. Alphabet’s shares rose following the verdict, which also restricts Google from exclusive contracts, potentially reshaping…

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SSMB 29: Kenya welcomes SS Rajamouli and team; Mahesh Babu’s film to release in 120 countries

SS Rajamouli’s ‘SSMB 29,’ starring Mahesh Babu, is planned as a global action-adventure. The team scouted Kenya for filming locations. Musalia Mudavadi, Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary, expressed support, highlighting Kenya’s scenic beauty. Kenya is set to be the primary location for African scenes. The film aims for a global release in over 120 countries. Priyanka Chopra…

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Why women over 30 are at higher risk of bone loss and osteoporosis; know the risks and ways to prevent

For women, bone health often declines after 30 due to natural bone density loss, hormonal shifts, and lifestyle factors. Osteopenia and osteoporosis, often silent, increase fracture risks. Vitamin D deficiency, calcium loss, and weakening muscles further exacerbate the issue. Early menopause and certain medical treatments also accelerate bone deterioration, emphasizing the need for proactive bone…

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