Ishita Dutta and her son Vaayu were hospitalized due to health issues, causing her to spend time away from her newborn. Despite the challenges, both are now recovering well. Ishita also addressed her recent weight loss, attributing it to her illness and a healthy postpartum diet, including breastfeeding and homemade meals.
Launched on September 9, 2024, the iPhone 16 is now available on Amazon India with discounts. The 128GB model is priced at Rs 72,400, with potential reductions through exchange offers and SBI credit card discounts. Powered by the A18 Bionic chip and featuring Apple Intelligence on iOS 18, it boasts camera enhancements and improved audio editing tools.
Water, essential for bodily functions and kidney health, requires nuanced intake based on individual factors like age, activity, and health conditions. Research links adequate hydration to reduced CKD risk, but overhydration can be harmful. Guidelines suggest 2.7-3.7 liters daily from all sources, with 1.5-2 liters of plain water recommended.
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan passed away at 71 due to a heart attack. He died at his Florida home. Hogan battled underlying health issues like atrial flutter and leukemia. His family, including his spouse and children, expressed their grief. The wrestling world mourned the loss of the iconic figure. WWE paid tribute to Hogan on Monday Night Raw.
Scientists have engineered a device that eliminates over 99% of carcinogenic PFAS from drinking water within five minutes. This innovative tool, featuring a metal-organic framework (MOF), not only purifies water but also glows upon detecting contamination, enabling real-time monitoring. The reusable filter maintains high efficiency even after multiple uses, offering a sustainable solution to combat widespread PFAS pollution affecting millions.
A southern right whale calf was struck by a boat off NSW, weeks after its mother was injured similarly. Despite the alarming collision, the calf appeared unharmed, rejoining its mother. Authorities are monitoring the pair, urging boaters to be cautious during whale season. These endangered whales are vulnerable due to their shallow water habits and lack of dorsal fins.
India made four significant changes to their playing XI for the fifth Test against England at The Oval, aiming to level the series. Shubman Gill initially announced three changes, later revised to include Akash Deep. England, leading the series 2-1, won the toss and elected to field, also fielding a refreshed side.
Tamil Nadu Directorate of Government Examinations announced the Class 10 and 11 supplementary exam results. The results are available online. Students can check scores on the DGE website using their registration number and date of birth. Qualified students can proceed with admissions. Students can apply for scanned copies of answer sheets. Revaluation and retotaling options are available.
An Air India Express passenger, bound from Srinagar to Bagdogra via Delhi, mistakenly flew to Bhubaneswar after remaining on board during the Delhi stopover. The airline discovered the error mid-flight and returned him to Delhi, providing accommodation before flying him to Bagdogra the next day.
A viral post exposing a Hyderabad private school’s ₹2.51 lakh annual nursery fee has sparked nationwide outrage, raising alarms over the rising cost of early education. With parents paying ₹21,000 a month for basic learning, the incident has reignited debate on affordability, regulation, and the deepening divide between aspiration and accessibility in India’s private school system.
Indian cricketers Arshdeep Singh and Dhruv Jurel explored Bicester Village in England. They were surprised by the high prices of designer clothes. Arshdeep Singh humorously reacted to a shirt costing Rs 3 lakh. Dhruv Jurel joked about a Rs 50,000 shirt. Kuldeep Yadav also made a brief appearance. The vlog captured their fun outing and camaraderie.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court upheld the life sentence of Mamta Pathak, a former chemistry professor, for electrocuting her husband, a government doctor, in 2021. Pathak, 60, argued her own appeal, challenging the postmortem report and asserting that thermal and electrical burn marks are indistinguishable without chemical analysis.
