An AIIMS study, backed by ICMR, reveals a stark health disparity among Delhi school children. Childhood is when habits are shaped — and so is health. Ignoring signs of obesity or undernutrition can lead to irreversible consequences. Schools, parents, and communities need to step in not just with health tips.
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Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, dedicated to peace and interfaith dialogue, were tragically murdered outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. The suspect, Elias Rodriguez, allegedly shouted "Free Palestine!" during the attack, highlighting the escalating tensions and antisemitism. Their deaths underscore the human cost of global conflict and the urgent need for tolerance and understanding.
Preity Zinta's initial cheer turned to concern as Punjab Kings endured a disastrous start against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in their IPL 2025 Qualifier 1 match. PBKS lost four crucial wickets within the Powerplay, including key players like Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. Zinta's changing expressions mirrored the team's struggles as they reeled under pressure after the early collapse.
A US intelligence report reveals Pakistan's military priorities, emphasizing nuclear modernization and addressing cross-border tensions with regional neighbors. China remains Pakistan's primary defense partner, providing economic and military support, while terrorist attacks targeting Chinese workers pose a challenge. Pakistan views India as a strategic threat, driving its military modernization efforts, including battlefield nuclear weapons.
Following the Pahalgam massacre, Indian armed forces executed Operation Sindoor, decimating nine terrorist hotspots in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The operation, named by Prime Minister Modi, showcased India's military prowess through videos set to powerful music and verses. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh praised the operation's swift dismantling of terrorist infrastructure in just 23 minutes.
India is intensifying its efforts to financially isolate Pakistan, contesting World Bank loans and urging the FATF to reinstate it on the grey list. This follows India's opposition to the IMF bailout, citing concerns about Pakistan's economic history and potential misuse of funds for terrorism.
A 53-year-old man was arrested after driving a minivan into a crowd celebrating Liverpool's Premier League victory in England on Monday, May 26, 2025. The incident injured 47 people, including four children, with some requiring hospitalization. Authorities believe it was an isolated event and are not treating it as terrorism, despite the driver's actions during the parade.
A South African minister clarified that the proposed draft policy, introducing alternatives to Black ownership requirements, isn't solely for Elon Musk's Starlink. This follows Musk's claims of racial discrimination preventing Starlink's launch. The draft policy suggests "equity equivalent" investments, potentially attracting foreign communication providers, but faces criticism for excessively accommodating foreign businesses.
Pakistan's Army chief, General Asim Munir, has asserted that the Indus Water Treaty is a non-negotiable red line for the nation, emphasizing that no compromise will be entertained regarding water rights for Pakistan's population. This declaration follows India's suspension of the treaty after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, escalating tensions between the two countries.
External affairs minister Jaishankar asserted that India's military actions, not US mediation, compelled Pakistan to agree to a ceasefire. He criticized China's close defense ties with Pakistan and highlighted Pakistan's open support for terrorism. Jaishankar also addressed India's relationship with Russia, European double standards, and the progress of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement, expressing optimism about Indo-German defense cooperation.
Pro-Kannada group Karnataka Rakshana Vedike protested against Kamal Haasan's 'Thug Life' in Bengaluru, following his controversial remark about Kannada's origin. Led by Praveen Shetty, the group threatened theatre owners, prompting the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce to ban the film's release statewide. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah criticized Haasan's statement, while the actor refused to apologize, escalating tensions further.