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India: COVID-19 cases mild, vigilance increased after overseas surge

India: COVID-19 cases mild, vigilance increased after overseas surge

India's Health Ministry reports 257 active COVID-19 cases, all mild, as of May 19, 2025. This follows a review by health experts. Increased vigilance is in place due to rising cases in Singapore and Hong Kong. Current cases are mild, not requiring hospitalization, and the Ministry emphasizes that India's surveillance system is robust. The Ministry assures the public that they are actively monitoring the situation and taking necessary precautions to protect public health.

Dubai Tightens Crypto Rules; June 19 Compliance Deadline

Dubai Tightens Crypto Rules; June 19 Compliance Deadline

Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) updated its crypto policies on May 19, enhancing risk oversight and investor security. The changes impact margin trading, token distribution, advisories, and custody services. Crypto firms have a 30-day window, until June 19, to comply. VARA aims to combat rising crypto fraud and promote market discipline. The agency will guide licensed entities through the new rules.

Acer's AI Earbuds Translate 15 Languages

Acer's AI Earbuds Translate 15 Languages

Acer has unveiled AI TransBuds earphones with an ear-hook-like design at Computex 2025. The TWS earphones support AI-backed live translations in 15 major languages. They are lightweight and compact, measuring 16.5×37.7×42.5mm each. The earphones offer real-time two-way voice translation and come with a charging case that has a 400mAh battery. Acer claims they are ideal for casual conversations, business meetings, and online study sessions.

Creamy Pork Chops: Restaurant Taste, Weeknight Easy Dinner

Creamy Pork Chops: Restaurant Taste, Weeknight Easy Dinner

This creamy pork chops recipe transforms budget ingredients into a restaurant-quality meal ready in 35 minutes. Tender pork is served in a velvety spinach and mushroom cream sauce, seasoned with garlic. The recipe includes tips for cooking pork perfectly and saving money by buying larger packs of pork chops. It is great for meal prep and pairs well with mashed potatoes, rice, or a fresh salad.

First Date Food Fails: Steer Clear of These Dishes

First Date Food Fails: Steer Clear of These Dishes

First dates require careful planning, including food choices. Avoid spicy dishes, as well as meats with bones, to prevent discomfort. Spaghetti and burgers can be messy, so consider alternatives. Garlic's strong odor is a turnoff, so skip garlic bread. Leafy greens may get stuck in teeth; opt for smoothies instead. Mindful food choices can help ensure a positive first impression.

Use AI or risk losing your job

Use AI or risk losing your job

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns that professionals risk becoming irrelevant if they don't adopt artificial intelligence (AI). He says AI is reshaping professions and those who fail to integrate it will lose their jobs. Schmidt cites his own experience in aerospace, where AI accelerated his learning. He notes that while some roles may evolve or disappear, others will become more complex.

Partition of India: Hope and Unity Amidst Conflict

Partition of India: Hope and Unity Amidst Conflict

The 1947 Partition of India was a traumatic event that led to one of the largest mass migrations in human history. Amidst the chaos and violence, there were acts of courage, compassion, and unity that transcended religious and cultural divides. Two women share stories of their families' experiences during this time, highlighting the kindness and solidarity shown by people from different communities.

Heat, sanitation risks endanger women working outdoors

Heat, sanitation risks endanger women working outdoors

Women in outdoor labor face numerous health risks due to heat exposure. A study found that nearly 64% of women working in informal sectors lacked access to toilet facilities at their workplaces, leading to urinary and genital infections. Inadequate hydration also poses a significant risk, with women who don't drink enough water being four times more likely to develop genito-urinary problems.

Lower Prostate Cancer Risk: Diet and Lifestyle Changes

Lower Prostate Cancer Risk: Diet and Lifestyle Changes

Prostate cancer, common in men over 50, may be less likely with diet and lifestyle changes. Dr. Raghuveer Machiraju suggests an anti-inflammatory diet rich in fruits, vegetables, healthy fats, and less dairy and bad fats. Regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, and avoiding overcooked meats are also important. Soy and green tea may offer benefits. These changes can improve overall health and lower prostate cancer risk, especially when adopted early.

Asia Cup 2025: India participation still undecided

Asia Cup 2025: India participation still undecided

The BCCI has refuted claims that India is withdrawing from the 2025 Asia Cup. BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia dismissed the reports as untrue, stating that no discussions have occurred regarding participation. The board is currently focused on the IPL 2025 season and the upcoming tour of England for both men's and women's teams. While a final decision is pending, the BCCI will address the Asia Cup matter in due course after internal discussions.

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