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Susceptible Women With Healthy Lifestyle Have Lower Risk Of Developing Diabetes: Study

Arpita SarkarSeptember 22, 20220

According to a study, women with a history of gestational diabetes can still reduce their chances of developing type 2 diabetes by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, such as eating well, exercising frequently, quitting smoking, and not being overweight. The results showed that women who adhered to five key lifestyle factors - a healthy weight, high-quality diet, regular physical activity, moderate alcohol consumption, and not smoking - had a 90% lower risk of the disease than women who did not adhere. Those who are overweight are at high genetic risk for type 2 diabetes. It is known that a healthy lifestyle is associated with a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes in a healthy middle-aged population. To optimal levels of five modifiable risk factors, researchers evaluated the assoc

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Data Shows Indian Parents Sidestepping CBSE, Choosing Foreign School Boards; Check Out Reasons!

Arpita SarkarSeptember 21, 20220

Undeterred by hefty fees, parents in India are choosing schools affiliated with foreign boards with the hope that their children will not only receive an "international standard" of education but also a better chance of getting into a university abroad. Data shows that in the last few years, the Switzerland-headquartered International Baccalaureate (IB) and the UK's Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) have witnessed significant growth in popularity in India. The IB Board issued a statement, saying, "In India, we have been delighted to witness a steady growth of schools delivering one or more IB programmes to students; we currently have 204 IB World Schools and 338 authorised programmes in India. Our flagship programme, the Diploma Programme (DP), is the programme ...

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Neither Hijab Nor Saffron Shawls Allowed: Karnataka Government Tells Supreme Court

Arpita SarkarSeptember 21, 20220

The Karnataka government told the Supreme Court that the dress code was issued in February last year to maintain the 'secular character' of educational institutions and not from a religious point of view. Hearing the hijab-controversy case, the government on Tuesday told the apex court that not only hijab but also saffron shawls have been banned in government and government-aided educational institutions in Karnataka. Central Solicitor General Tushar Mehta appeared on behalf of the Karnataka government in a bench of Justice Hemant Gupta and Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia. He said that cases against the dress code have been deliberately filed with the help of the extremist organization 'Popular Front of India' (PFI). He also claimed that there was no unrest in Karnataka over any demand for the...

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Given China’s Threat, India’s Military Should Not Undertake Any Significant Changes

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 21, 20220

The Indian Army will soon begin an exercise to change the names of some of its units as well as some of its uniforms and traditions. The military must adapt to the changing needs of the society it serves. It's understandable that the Army would want to shake things up in this situation. These suggested alterations are the latest in a line of adjustments that started in 2019. The significance of these alterations might be rated. In order to better coordinate India's armed forces, a new position of Chief of Defence Staff was established. General Bipin Rawat, the first Chief of Defense Staff, envisioned four unified theatres of operations, each with a single operational commander. Ten months have passed since General Rawat's unexpected death, and the Government of India still has no...

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Analysis Of Financial Technology And Its Latest Impact On Money Transactions

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 20, 20220

Payment systems are being impacted by the technology transformation now taking place in the modern world. FinTech, short for "financial technology," is a term that refers to the ways in which new developments in this field are modernising outdated methods. The demands for digital banking, financial, and payment services have been pushed by the COVID-19 epidemic, just as digital technology has been and will continue to reshape payments, lending, insurance, banking, and more. The transition from brick-and-mortar banks to internet banking has had far-reaching effects on the ways in which consumers make purchases. This shift is being fueled by reasons including cheaper transaction processing, better security, and easier access to information via online banking and mobile apps. Payment alt...

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Number Of International Students To India Grew By 42% In Last 7 Years: Learn Where They Are From

Arpita SarkarSeptember 19, 20220

In less than a decade, the number of foreign students coming to India for studies has increased by nearly 42 per cent. However, the countries that send students to India have remained roughly the same over the years, with a large portion coming from South Asian countries and Nepal accounting for the largest share, Indian government data shows. In fact, countries such as Malaysia and Bhutan, which used to send large numbers of students to India, saw their numbers decline as educational facilities improved locally. According to data from the All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) for seven years - from 2012-13 to 2019-20, the number of foreign students in India has increased from 34,774 in 2012-13 to 49,348 in 2019-20. An analysis of seven years of data shows that Nepal se...

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Why Capitalist Market Requires A Shift In Its Primary Concern?: Analysis

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 19, 20220

Many individuals wonder whether or not market-based capitalism can be improved by shifting its focus. During the 1940s through the 1980s, we witnessed a typical battle between market and state capitalism. Market capitalism triumphed against state capitalism, right? The big question is whether or not this is correct. China is quickly becoming an economic and financial superpower. The goal is to build up infrastructure in developing nations by lending money at excessive interest rates, causing such nations to go bankrupt under the weight of their debt to China. When a country is unable to pay back its debts and the interest accrued on them, it is forced to forcibly liquidate the assets it has created. Without fighting, countries are losing vital land to a new sort of colonialism. Keep i...

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Gas Stoves Contribute Significantly To Indoor Air Pollution: Research

Arpita SarkarSeptember 17, 20220

From countertop slow cookers to instant-read thermometers, cooks love their gadgets. The interest is growing in magnetic induction cooktops – surfaces that cook much faster than conventional stoves, without lighting a fire or heating an electric coil. Induction has long been popular in Europe and Asia. It is more energy-efficient than standard stoves. But studies have raised concerns about indoor air emissions from gas stoves. Academic researchers and organizations such as the California Air Resources Board report that gas stoves can release hazardous air pollutants while they are operating and even when they are turned off. As an environmental health researcher who works on housing and indoor air, I have participated in studies that measure air pollution in homes and develop ...

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Smartphones Fluctuate Hormone Levels, Raises Risk Of Premature Puberty: Study

Arpita SarkarSeptember 17, 20220

The results of a rat study, presented at the 60th annual European Society for Pediatric Endocrinology meeting recently, suggest that regular exposure to blue light from tablets and smartphones may affect hormone levels and increase the risk of precocious puberty. A longer period of exposure to blue light was associated with an earlier onset of puberty in female mice, who also exhibited decreased levels of melatonin, higher levels of various reproductive hormones, and physical changes in their ovaries. The use of mobile devices that emit blue light is already associated with disturbed sleep patterns in children, but the current findings suggest that there may be additional dangers to fetal development and future fertility. The increasing use of devices that produce blue light, such as

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Goa Defection Suggests Congress Needs To Solve Its Leadership Problem Quickly

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 17, 20220

The recent defection of eight of the Congress party's eleven MLAs in Goa to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was a serious blow to the party's chances of retaining power in the state. In the most recent state assembly, there were members of the Congress party who defected from Goa. Even more stunning is the fact that the Congress MLAs who defected had previously taken an oath on the Constitution, stating that they would not desert the party if they were successful in the assembly elections held earlier this year. At the point of fact, they had vowed the very same thing in each of their various places of worship. As a consequence of this, the traitors have a legitimate argument that they were motivated by the desire to obtain riches and prestige. We have no choice but to hold out...

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“If this Bharat Jodo Yatra Is successful, We’ll Do One From Gujarat To Arunachal, Congress Says” Deets Inside!!!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALSeptember 16, 20220

After a day off, the Bharat Jodo Yatra began on Friday. The 3,500 km march from Kanyakumari to Kashmir will take 150 days to complete and pass through up to 12 states. According to Congressman Jairam Ramesh, the party will proceed with a second yatra from Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh if Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo yatra from Kanyakumari to Kashmir is successful. The Bharat Jodo Yatra of the Congress party, led by Rahul Gandhi, began on Friday from Kollam and was entering its eighth day. The Bharat Jodo Yatra, according to Jairam Ramesh, is unrelated to the Gujarat and Himachal electoral campaigns. “We’ll cover nearly 3,100km in 150 days in the second phase. This is the longest march undertaken by any political party in the world. Earlier it was the one undertaken by Chinese leader Ma

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“Modiji Is A Better Sikh Than Most Of Us,” Says Minorities Commission Chief Iqbal Singh Lalpura: Deets Inside!!!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALSeptember 16, 20220

Iqbal Singh Lalpura, a leader in the BJP and a former IPS officer from Punjab, claims that the wounds from the militancy era are still raw. A restorative justice tribunal is his suggested solution. According to BJP leader and former IPS officer Iqbal Singh Lalpura, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a "better Sikh than most of us." Lalpura, a former deputy inspector general of the Punjab Police who was appointed to the BJP parliamentary board in August, urged for more initiatives to "heal" the Sikhs' wounds in an interview with ThePrint. Lalpura claimed that the Modi administration was "doing everything" for the Sikhs, a group to whom he belongs, citing actions like the opening of the Kartarpur Corridor in 2019 and the removal of Sikh overseas nationals off a covert blacklist that same

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