Desk Dangers: The Silent Threat Of Prolonged Sitting Revealed, Equally Harmful As Smoking
There are several fields or professions that require long sitting hours. However, health professionals are now warning us against the adverse effects of sitting for a long time. It can often be related to several health issues later on. So, in this article, we will start to find out some of the adverse effects of…
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Hidden Wonders Revealed: New Algal Species Found in Kerala’s Western Ghats
Some proud names behind this great find are Merin Grace Jiji, Binoy T. Thomas, & Thomas V.P. Their trip in the Kumbhavurutty forests of Kerala’s Kollam district unearthed this new algal species. Named Oedocladium sahyadricum, these algae increase the already rich biodiversity of the Western Ghats. Oedocladium Sahyadricum’s Distinctness Various features set Oedocladium sahyadricum apart…
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OpenAI Establishes Safety and Security Committee Amid Testing of Next Major AI Model
San Francisco’s based Artificial Intelligence research organization known as OpenAI has recently released the formation of Safety and Security Committee for making the security of the company stronger. This particular committee will consist of members of the board of directors, including Bret Taylor, Adam D’angelo, Nicole Seligman as well as the chairman and CEO Sam…
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How To Master Home Hygiene?
There are times when we are unable to clean our house thoroughly. If this continues to happen then after some time our home does not look very hygienic and clean. It is because at times we are unable to do our most basic tasks like cleaning our house. Cleaning our house is not only about…
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Planting Guide: Uncover The Most Suitable Vegetables To Sow For A Thriving Home Garden This Summer Season
There are numerous vegetables that one can think of when it comes to gardening. However, there are a few that can be grown even in small areas or spaces. Some of them can be tomatoes, chilies, brinjal, okra, or Ladyfinger. These vegetables are effortless to grow and can be bountiful in terms of saving some…
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India Seeks Mineral Security: Public Sector Giants Go Global
The Indian government has revealed its strategic initiative to secure the crucial mineral resources needed for clean energy technologies and electric vehicles. This plan would involve the leading public sector companies (PSUs)—like Coal India, NMDC, and ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL)—actively searching for critical mineral assets on a global scale. For India, this implies a significant…
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Delhi Airport Soars High: Retains Spot Among Top 10 Busiest Globally
DEL The Delhi airport has earned a position in the list of ten busiest international airports in the world. This is represented in the ACI 2023 rankings for major accomplishments and demonstrates a significant recovery of India’s aviation industry. Surge in Passengers and Changes in Rankings In 2023, Delhi Airport registered an incredible increase of…
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ICMR Urges Caution: Non-Stick Cookware Linked To Health Risks
In recently released guidelines, ICMR has advised people to not cook in non-stick cookware. It is because cooking in such utensils can result in some harsh health conditions. They added that nonstick cookware has the coating of chemicals like PFOA and PFOS. These two chemicals can have adverse effects on health while cooking. While cooking,…
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ICMR Urges Limiting Tea And Coffee Consumption Around Meal Times For Better Digestion
Those who are die-hard fans of dieting or love being fit can get some useful tips from this current development. Recently, the Indian Council of Medical Research has initiated a notification regarding our favorite drinks. It is about tea and coffee. These two are the favorite of the masses. However, ICMR has said that people…
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UK’s Graduate Visa Programs Shall Stay, Sunak Plans Restrictions On Foreign Education Agents
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, is expected to announce a restriction on foreign education agents marketing overseas graduates visa schemes, aiming to extend a tough glance on migration. This comes before the general elections of the year and after the regulator of UK universities warned of strong financial strains on institutions…
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