Five-Year-Old Dies, Four Hospitalised After Surat Restaurant Meal
A five-year-old died and four family members were hospitalised after a meal from Surat's Sheetal Restaurant; the eatery is shut as police probe suspected poisoning.
Young Adults Swap Alcohol for Prescription Drugs, Dividing Experts
A growing number of young adults in the UK are reported to be taking prescription drugs instead of alcohol in social settings, a trend that has divided medical and public health experts
India sent a social-media blocking order every minute for five months
India issued about 195,000 social-media blocking orders in five months, with Meta’s API deleting content automatically and with no human review.
England to give disabled bus passengers free 24-hour travel from April 2027
Disabled people in England will get free bus travel at any time of day from April 2027, ending a weekday time limit that campaigners called unfair.
Ford’s 89th Recall of 2025: 850,000 Vehicles at Risk of Engine Stalls from Contaminated Fuel Pumps
Ford Motor Company has launched a major recall affecting over 850,000 vehicles in the United States. The problem stems from a defective low-pressure fuel pump that could fail while driving, potentially causing
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$101 Million for LA Fire Housing Recovery: Thousands Still Displaced Six Months After 16,000 Structures Lost
Six months after devastating wildfires swept through Los Angeles County, Governor Gavin Newsom has committed $101 million to accelerate rebuilding efforts, focusing on affordable multifamily rental housing in fire-damaged areas. The January
Govind Tekale
490,000 Romoss Power Banks Recalled After Mid-Flight Fire Forces Emergency Landing
Romoss Technology, one of China’s biggest power bank makers, has suspended all operations for six months following safety issues with its products. The Shenzhen-based company recalled nearly 490,000 power banks from three
Karmactive Team
Victoria Expands Deer Hunting to National Parks: 130,000 Hectares Open Despite Conservation Backlash
The Victorian Government’s decision to amend the National Parks Act to allow deer hunting in the Errinundra and Snowy River national parks has sparked intense debate among conservationists, hunters, and former park
Children with Autism and ADHD Process Common Plastic Chemical BPA 11-17% Less Efficiently
A new study has revealed that children with autism and ADHD have more difficulty eliminating a common plastic chemical from their bodies, potentially increasing their exposure to this widespread pollutant. Research led
Earth’s Rotation Accelerates: 3 Summer Days Lose 1.5 Milliseconds, Scientists Prepare for Historic Negative Leap Second
Your day will be a bit shorter this summer, though you won’t notice the difference. On July 9, July 22, and August 5, 2025, Earth will spin slightly faster than normal, shaving
Rahul Somvanshi
Canada Aligns with US as TSA Ends 20-Year Shoes-Off Airport Policy to Cut 27-Minute Wait Times
Canadian air travelers will soon enjoy a simpler security process when flying to the United States. Transport Canada plans to follow the U.S. Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) recent decision to end the
NHS Waiting List Falls to 7.36M But Faces Setback from Resident Doctors’ 5-Day July Strike
Resident doctors in England will walk out for five days later this month as a pay dispute with the government deepens. The strike will run from 7 AM on Friday, July 25,
Typhoon Danas: First West Taiwan Hit in 39 Years Costs NT$3B
The massive windows of a Chiayi apartment building rattled violently as Typhoon Danas made landfall on Taiwan’s western coast. Inside, families huddled in darkness after losing power, listening to winds tear through
Zurich Lab Finds Intestinal Bacteria in 25% of Coffee Machine Milk Drinks: Poor Maintenance to Blame
A recent investigation by the Zurich Cantonal Laboratory has found serious hygiene problems in coffee machines that make milk-based drinks. Tests showed that one in four samples contained too many intestinal bacteria.
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