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    Lifeline driving Punjab’s healthcare

    Punjab’s healthcare system undergoes a major transformation Punjab’s healthcare system has undergone a major transformation with the rapid expansion of hi-tech ambulance services across the state. What began as a focused attempt to reduce emergency response time has now become one of Punjab’s most impactful public health interventions. With a fleet that has now risen.

    Lakshmi Mittal’s departure and what it says about Britain

    Lakshmi Mittal’s departure from the United Kingdom marks a significant moment in the long running discussion about Britain’s changing tax landscape and the growing unease among wealthy residents. One of Britain’s richest men for decades, the India born steel magnate has shifted his tax residence to Switzerland and is expected to spend much of his.

    Uranium in breast milk

    A new scientific report has raised serious concerns in Bihar after detecting high levels of uranium in the breast milk of women from six districts. The findings point to a potential health threat for infants, who are more vulnerable to toxic exposure during early development. Researchers found uranium concentrations reaching up to 5.25 microgrammes per.

    Jnana, Karma and Bhakti Yoga 

    K Siva Prasad The Gita is perceived differently by different people depending on their perspective. There are three different paths given in the Gita which are karma yoga, sankhya yoga and bhakti yoga. Karma yoga is ideal for someone who is mind oriented. Sankhya yoga is for intellect and bhakti yoga for heart oriented. In.

    Why India’s New Labour Codes Can Be a Win for Labourers and Farm Workers

    And why the Protesters Are Getting It Wrong  Sheena Sandhu The rollout of the four labour codes by the Union Government—namely the Code on Wages, 2019, Industrial Relations Code, 2020, Code on Social Security, 2020 and Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions Code, 2020—is being met with protests and resistance from some labour unions. But.

    The new approach: can you really fast without fasting? 

    The search for rapid weight loss often leads people through a maze of diets, each promising dramatic results. Intermittent fasting, paleo plans and low-carb regimes all claim to deliver quick changes, yet many require strict discipline, major lifestyle shifts and long periods without food. A newer approach has begun attracting attention for offering many of.

    The fossil fuel phaseout 

    In the wake of the COP30 presidency’s deletion of the phrase “transition away from fossil fuels” from the latest Mutirao text, Colombia has taken a decisive stand, calling for a global phaseout of fossil fuels. The country announced an international conference in 2026 aimed at building political consensus around a “fast, fair and fully financed”.

    Paris Agreement shows progress 

    The recently concluded 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in Belém, Brazil, has reinforced the effectiveness of the Paris Agreement, according to Inger Andersen, Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and UN Under-Secretary-General. Speaking on the outcomes, she emphasized that even amid.

    Chandigarh Needs Clarity, Punjab Needs Assurance — Not Alarm 

    The Government of India’s clarification this week that it does not intend to introduce legislation related to Chandigarh in the current session should have a calming influence in Punjab. The announcement came after a burst of political anxiety, triggered by speculation that the Centre was preparing a constitutional amendment altering Chandigarh’s administrative standing. That anxiety.

    Marjorie Taylor Greene: unraveling of a hardline republican 

    Marjorie Taylor Greene, once one of the most outspoken supporters of former US President Donald Trump, has announced her resignation from Congress, effective January 5, 2026. The Georgia Republican, celebrated in earlier years for her staunch defense of Trump, has become the target of his harshest public criticisms. Trump has called her a “traitor,” a.

    Corporate control over diets 

    Over the past five decades, ultra-processed food (UPF) corporations have steadily entrenched themselves in global food and health policy-making. From a single voluntary initiative in 1974, the number of platforms influencing policy grew to 45 by 2023, with more than half either led or heavily influenced by UPF companies and their affiliates. A three-part Lancet.