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Spider Research Interrupted: Professor's Sabbatical Halted by Curriculum Changes and Administrative Tasks

Spider Research Interrupted: Professor's Sabbatical Halted by Curriculum Changes and Administrative Tasks

A professor on sabbatical finds their research time cut short by required meetings about curriculum changes. The professor expresses frustration over the increasing administrative burden and repetitive information now included in syllabi. They long for the days when syllabi were concise. Despite the interruption, the professor looks forward to resuming spider research, hoping it will alleviate some of their frustration.

Supreme Court Orders Release of Inmates Held Beyond Sentence; NLSAR to Assist

Supreme Court Orders Release of Inmates Held Beyond Sentence; NLSAR to Assist

The Supreme Court directed Home Secretaries of all states and Union Territories to release convicts languishing in jail beyond their sentence period. The court ordered the release of Sukhdev Pehalwan, convicted in the Nitish Katara murder case, who had served his full term. The order aims to address the problem of convicts and undertrials illegally detained in jails due to technical errors or omissions by authorities.

Heart Trouble: Stamina Drop May Signal Risk Years Before Attack

Heart Trouble: Stamina Drop May Signal Risk Years Before Attack

A study reveals physical activity declines about 12 years before heart disease diagnosis. Researchers found moderate activity drops steadily, becoming sharpest two years prior. This decline, often mistaken for aging, signals early heart trouble. Experts advise recognizing this warning to allow for timely prevention and treatment. Doctors should monitor stamina trends over time, not just single activity reports.

Oogie Boogie Bash Returns to Disneyland: Halloween Fun Starts August 17, 2025

Oogie Boogie Bash Returns to Disneyland: Halloween Fun Starts August 17, 2025

Oogie Boogie Bash, a Halloween party at Disney California Adventure, runs select nights from August 17 to October 31, 2025. The event features treat trails, character encounters, and the "Frightfully Fun Parade." Tickets include park admission at 3:00 p.m., three hours before the 6:00 p.m. party start. Guests can enjoy shorter ride wait times and themed food, including new items like Ube Hot Chocolate. Costumes are encouraged, following Disney guidelines.

Disney's Animal Kingdom: Elephants Voluntarily Participate in X-Rays for Foot Health

Disney's Animal Kingdom: Elephants Voluntarily Participate in X-Rays for Foot Health

Disney's Animal Kingdom is celebrating World Elephant Day by showcasing the annual exam process for African elephants, including radiographs (X-rays) of their feet. The exams are voluntary and based on trust between the elephants and their keepers. The veterinary team uses state-of-the-art equipment to examine bone alignment, growth, and maturation, ensuring the elephants' comfort and mobility.

India's Sports Governance Bill: A Decade-Long Journey to Clean Up the Game

India's Sports Governance Bill: A Decade-Long Journey to Clean Up the Game

India's new sports governance bill has been passed in Parliament, paving the way for a more streamlined administrative set-up. The bill aims to bring accountability through a National Sports Board, Tribunal, and Election Panel. It also relaxes age caps and tenure limits for administrators. Once signed into law by the President, India will join countries like the US, UK, China, and Japan in having laws governing sports administration.

Roger Binny's BCCI Presidency: Extension Possible, Decision Looms in September

Roger Binny's BCCI Presidency: Extension Possible, Decision Looms in September

Roger Binny may continue as BCCI president until the September AGM, contingent on state unit member approval. A board source indicated that a fresh term depends on BCCI members' decisions. While the BCCI will fall under the National Sports Bill, it remains exempt from the RTI Act due to its financial independence. The BCCI's legal team is reviewing the bill's details. Binny succeeded Sourav Ganguly in October 2022.

Protect Your Eyes: Simple Tips for Daily Water Exposure, Especially in India

Protect Your Eyes: Simple Tips for Daily Water Exposure, Especially in India

Protect your eyes from water exposure with these simple tips from Dr. Neeraj Sanduja of Viaan Eye and Retina Centre. Avoid tap water, wear goggles while swimming to avoid chlorine and bacteria, and use artificial tears for dryness. Always remove contact lenses before entering water and wear sunglasses around water bodies. Rinse eyes after exposure and maintain good hygiene. Consult a specialist for persistent issues to maintain healthy eyes.

Social Media Stress Linked to Teen Hair Loss: Indian Experts Advise

Social Media Stress Linked to Teen Hair Loss: Indian Experts Advise

Experts report a rise in teenage hair loss linked to social media stress. Pressure to maintain a perfect online image fuels anxiety, triggering hair fall. Doctors advise limiting screen time and promoting self-acceptance. Common myths, like hats causing baldness, are debunked. For hair loss, consult a specialist to diagnose the cause. Hair transplants should be a last resort, not a first impulse.

Nykaa's Profit Soars 79% to ₹24.47 Crore in June Quarter

Nykaa's Profit Soars 79% to ₹24.47 Crore in June Quarter

FSN E-Commerce, Nykaa's parent company, reported a 79% surge in net profit, reaching ₹24.47 crore for the quarter ending June 2025. Total income rose to ₹2,164.27 crore, fueled by strong performance in beauty and fashion segments, with revenues of ₹1,975.37 crore and ₹170.83 crore respectively. Nykaa's shares closed 0.66% higher at ₹204.95 on the BSE. This growth highlights Nykaa's continued dominance in the Indian online beauty and fashion market.

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