5 Motivational Quotes by Savitribai Phule

Savitribai Phule was a leading social reformer and educator who supported women’s education and social justice in 19th-century India. Her work broke social boundaries and paved the way for progress and equality.


Laziness is a symptom of poverty. It is the enemy of knowledge, wealth, and honour and the lazy person gets none of it.

Sit idle no more, go, get education. End the misery of the oppressed and forsaken.

A woman without education is like a banyan tree without roots or leaves; she cannot provide for her children and stay alive herself.

I believe that education is the key to every woman’s liberation.

Education is a great equaliser and it will take us out of our caves.

5 Lessons Students Can Learn From Sports


Participating in sports can teach students how to cope with setbacks and failures and taste victory with persistent efforts and hard work.

Students learn the value of mutual support from sports, where players frequently have to cooperate to achieve a common objective.

Participating in sports helps stay in shape and de-stress. It promotes healthy habits, stress reduction and the value of sustaining a balanced lifestyle.

Participation in sports often involves taking on leadership roles or responsibilities within a team. This experience helps students develop leadership qualities and understand the importance of accountability.

Playing a sport requires constant practice, adherence to regulations, and consistency. Students learn discipline and time management from this.

5 Electrolyte-Rich Drinks to Boost Your Wellness Routine


 Watermelon is high in water content and contains electrolytes like potassium and magnesium, making it a refreshing and hydrating choice.

Known for its hydrating properties, aloe vera juice provides electrolytes and can support overall wellness with its soothing effect on the digestive system.

 Blend fruits like bananas and spinach with coconut water or yoghurt to create a smoothie that is rich in electrolytes and offers additional nutrients.

Mix water with a pinch of sea salt, a splash of lemon or lime juice, and a touch of honey for a natural, homemade option that replenishes electrolytes effectively.

Naturally rich in potassium, sodium and magnesium, coconut water is an excellent hydrating option that replenishes electrolytes lost through sweat.


5 Electrolyte-Rich Drinks to Boost Your Wellness Routine

5 Must-Try Maharashtrian Breakfasts to Kickstart Your Day

Poha is a light and nutritious dish which is quick to prepare and ideal for a busy morning, made from flattened rice, often garnished with peanuts, curry leaves and fresh coriander.

A fulfilling and versatile breakfast prepared with semolina, vegetables and spices, with a squeeze of lemon added for a personal touch.

 A spicy curry made from sprouted lentils, served with soft bread rolls (pav).  It gives you a solid start to the day.

This light yet filling dish, which is prepared from tapioca pearls and is frequently cooked with peanuts, potatoes and spices, is especially well-liked during fasting periods.

A flavourful and nutritious flatbread made with several grains. It's a great way to taste a variety of grains and nuts and is usually served with yoghurt or pickles.


A passenger was reportedly removed from a Delta Airlines flight for wearing a t-shirt depicting former president Donald Trump making an obscene gesture, accompanied by a reference to the viral Hawk Tuah girl.

<h2>Incident at Sarasota Bradenton airport</h2>

The incident unfolded on Saturday, August 31, at Sarasota Bradenton International Airport. A video shared on Reddit captured the moment the passenger was escorted off the aircraft. As he made his way down the aisle with his belongings, he could be heard stating, “I’m getting kicked off because of my shirt.” He also abuses a flight attendant.

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According to the post by SKBeachGirl, the man was seated and&nbsp;waiting to board the flight when an airline staffer informed him that someone had complained about his shirt. He was told&nbsp;to either change it or be barred from boarding the plane.&nbsp;

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A Reddit user, SKBeachGirl, reported that the man was waiting to board his flight when he was approached by an airline staff member who informed him that a complaint had been made about his t-shirt. The passenger was given an ultimatum: change the shirt or be denied boarding.

Initially, the man complied, turning the shirt inside out, and was allowed to board the plane. However, just before takeoff, a Delta employee reportedly re-entered the cabin and asked the man to leave after noticing he had flipped the shirt back to display the graphic.&nbsp;

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<h2>Delta's policy on passenger conduct</h2>

Delta Airlines' Contract of Carriage gives the airline the authority to remove passengers for reasons including ensuring passenger comfort and safety. The policy specifies that passengers may be removed if their "conduct, attire, hygiene, or odour creates an unreasonable risk of offence or annoyance to other passengers," among other criteria.

(With inputs from agencies)

A passenger was reportedly removed from a Delta Airlines flight for wearing a t-shirt depicting former president Donald Trump making an obscene gesture, accompanied by a reference to the viral Hawk Tuah girl.

A passenger was reportedly removed from a Delta Airlines flight for wearing a t-shirt depicting former president Donald Trump making an obscene gesture, accompanied by a reference to the viral Hawk Tuah girl. Incident at Sarasota Bradenton airport The incident unfolded on Saturday, August 31, at Sarasota Bradenton International Airport. A video shared on Reddit captured the moment the passenger was escorted off the aircraft. As he made his way down the aisle with his belongings, he could be heard stating, “I’m getting kicked off because of my shirt.” He also abuses a flight attendant. Also read | Were Italians consuming cocaine in 17th century? Traces of drugs in mummified brains hints... According to the post by SKBeachGirl, the man was seated and waiting to board the flight when an airline staffer informed him that someone had complained about his shirt. He was told to either change it or be barred from boarding the plane. Also read | Watch: Former US president Donald Trump's dance moves take social media by storm A Reddit user, SKBeachGirl, reported that the man was waiting to board his flight when he was approached by an airline staff member who informed him that a complaint had been made about his t-shirt. The passenger was given an ultimatum: change the shirt or be denied boarding. Initially, the man complied, turning the shirt inside out, and was allowed to board the plane. However, just before takeoff, a Delta employee reportedly re-entered the cabin and asked the man to leave after noticing he had flipped the shirt back to display the graphic. Also read | Nicki Minaj's husband Kenneth Petty slammed for using gay slur during live Delta's policy on passenger conduct Delta Airlines' Contract of Carriage gives the airline the authority to remove passengers for reasons including ensuring passenger comfort and safety. The policy specifies that passengers may be removed if their "conduct, attire, hygiene, or odour creates an unreasonable risk of offence or annoyance to other passengers," among other criteria. (With inputs from agencies)

Passenger removed from Delta flight for wearing 'Hawk Tuah' Donald Trump t-shirt

Weight-loss drugs are emerging as a game-changer in healthcare, with the potential of not only helping people shed pounds but also in slowing down the ageing process. This advancement could lead to longer and healthier lives for many individuals.

<h2>Ozempic: More than just a weight-loss drug</h2>

Recent studies have shown that semaglutide— commercially known as Wegovy and Ozempic, significantly reduces mortality risk in obese or overweight individuals with cardiovascular disease.

Originally developed to treat Type 2 diabetes and obesity, recent research shows it might do even more. Scientists now believe it could also help people live longer and healthier lives.

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“Semaglutide has far-reaching benefits beyond what we initially imagined,” stated Prof Harlan Krumholz of the Yale School of Medicine. “It’s not just avoiding heart attacks. These are health promoters. It wouldn’t surprise me that improving people’s health this way actually slows down the ageing process.”

<h2>Findings from the select trial</h2>

The select trial in the U.S. studied over 17,600 individuals aged 45 and older who were overweight or obese and had established cardiovascular disease but not diabetes. The participants received either semaglutide or a placebo, and were tracked for more than three years.

Researchers found that individuals who took the drug had a lower mortality rate from various causes, including cardiovascular conditions and COVID-19. Those taking the weight-loss drug were as likely to get COVID-19 but had a lower death rate from it, with 2.6% of those on semaglutide compared to 3.1% of those on the placebo.

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<h2>Possible side effects</h2>

Common side effects of Ozempic include nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach pain, and constipation. Additionally, some users experience allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, rapid heartbeat, and swollen lymph nodes. Ozempic can also cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). Other potential issues include thyroid tumours, vision changes, kidney damage and gallbladder problems.

(With inputs from agencies)

Weight-loss drugs are emerging as a game-changer in healthcare, with the potential of not only helping people shed pounds but also in slowing down the ageing process.

Weight-loss drugs are emerging as a game-changer in healthcare, with the potential of not only helping people shed pounds but also in slowing down the ageing process. This advancement could lead to longer and healthier lives for many individuals. Ozempic: More than just a weight-loss drug Recent studies have shown that semaglutide— commercially known as Wegovy and Ozempic, significantly reduces mortality risk in obese or overweight individuals with cardiovascular disease. Originally developed to treat Type 2 diabetes and obesity, recent research shows it might do even more. Scientists now believe it could also help people live longer and healthier lives. Also read | Heart attacks more difficult to detect in women than men: Experts explain why “Semaglutide has far-reaching benefits beyond what we initially imagined,” stated Prof Harlan Krumholz of the Yale School of Medicine. “It’s not just avoiding heart attacks. These are health promoters. It wouldn’t surprise me that improving people’s health this way actually slows down the ageing process.” Findings from the select trial The select trial in the U.S. studied over 17,600 individuals aged 45 and older who were overweight or obese and had established cardiovascular disease but not diabetes. The participants received either semaglutide or a placebo, and were tracked for more than three years. Researchers found that individuals who took the drug had a lower mortality rate from various causes, including cardiovascular conditions and COVID-19. Those taking the weight-loss drug were as likely to get COVID-19 but had a lower death rate from it, with 2.6% of those on semaglutide compared to 3.1% of those on the placebo. Also read | Prehistoric bridge inside a cave in Spain was built by humans 6,000 years ago Possible side effects Common side effects of Ozempic include nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach pain, and constipation. Additionally, some users experience allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, rapid heartbeat, and swollen lymph nodes. Ozempic can also cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). Other potential issues include thyroid tumours, vision changes, kidney damage and gallbladder problems. (With inputs from agencies)

Weight-loss drug Ozempic could slow down ageing, scientists suggest

Morteza Mehrzadselakjani, the world's second-tallest man at 8 feet 1 inch (2.46 meters), has been forced to sleep on the floor during the Paris Paralympic Games. No, it's not any maltreatment or punishment, but because of&nbsp;his exceptional height,&nbsp;he has been unable to find a bed in the Paralympic Village that accommodates him.

The 36-year-old athlete, who has acromegaly— a rare condition causing excessive growth, continues to face numerous challenges, but his determination remains strong.

<h2>Determination over comfort</h2>

The team’s head coach Hadi Rezaeigarkani, praised Mehrzadselakjani’s focus and resilience &nbsp;“He doesn’t have a special bed, but he has got the most important aim in his mind. It doesn’t matter to him whether he will lie on the floor or he’s not going to have enough to eat. In any way, he has the mind to become a champion.”

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<h2>Early life and health struggles</h2>

Born on September 17, 1987, in Kelachay, Iran, Mehrzadselakjani was diagnosed with acromegaly early on, leading to his extraordinary height by the age of 16. A bicycle accident in his teenage years caused a pelvis fracture, which resulted in his right leg stopping growing, making it shorter than his left and making it difficult for him to walk.

“I have always been called the ‘tall boy’ even before joining the national team or the Paralympic Games,” he told AFP following a training session at Iran’s Sports Federation for the Disabled in Tehran.

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<h2> 
Adapting to mobility challenges</h2>

Today, Mehrzadselakjani uses crutches or a wheelchair due to the variation between his legs. Despite these difficulties, he has made a significant impact on Iran's sitting volleyball team, earning the nickname "Fatal Weapon." The Paris Paralympics is his third appearance at the games.

Mehrzadselakjani and his team are aiming to secure their eighth Paralympic title in sitting volleyball. Iran has a strong track record in the sport, having won seven of the nine tournaments they have competed in since their debut in Seoul in 1988.

(With inputs from agencies)

Morteza Mehrzadselakjani, the world's second-tallest man at 8 feet 1 inch (2.46 meters), has been forced to sleep on the floor during the Paris Paralympic Games.

Morteza Mehrzadselakjani, the world's second-tallest man at 8 feet 1 inch (2.46 meters), has been forced to sleep on the floor during the Paris Paralympic Games. No, it's not any maltreatment or punishment, but because of his exceptional height, he has been unable to find a bed in the Paralympic Village that accommodates him. The 36-year-old athlete, who has acromegaly— a rare condition causing excessive growth, continues to face numerous challenges, but his determination remains strong. Determination over comfort The team’s head coach Hadi Rezaeigarkani, praised Mehrzadselakjani’s focus and resilience “He doesn’t have a special bed, but he has got the most important aim in his mind. It doesn’t matter to him whether he will lie on the floor or he’s not going to have enough to eat. In any way, he has the mind to become a champion.” Also read | India at Paris Paralympics, Day 4 full schedule: All you need to know Early life and health struggles Born on September 17, 1987, in Kelachay, Iran, Mehrzadselakjani was diagnosed with acromegaly early on, leading to his extraordinary height by the age of 16. A bicycle accident in his teenage years caused a pelvis fracture, which resulted in his right leg stopping growing, making it shorter than his left and making it difficult for him to walk. “I have always been called the ‘tall boy’ even before joining the national team or the Paralympic Games,” he told AFP following a training session at Iran’s Sports Federation for the Disabled in Tehran. Also read | 'Quite simply England's greatest': Alastair Cook in awe of Joe Root after record-breaking ton at Lord's Adapting to mobility challenges Today, Mehrzadselakjani uses crutches or a wheelchair due to the variation between his legs. Despite these difficulties, he has made a significant impact on Iran's sitting volleyball team, earning the nickname "Fatal Weapon." The Paris Paralympics is his third appearance at the games. Mehrzadselakjani and his team are aiming to secure their eighth Paralympic title in sitting volleyball. Iran has a strong track record in the sport, having won seven of the nine tournaments they have competed in since their debut in Seoul in 1988. (With inputs from agencies)

Meet Morteza Mehrzadselakjani, tallest Paralympian who sleeps on the floor as beds fall short

5 Amazing Benefits of Fuller’s Earth (Multani Mitti) for Healthy Skin


Multani mitti absorbs impurities, dirt and excess oil from the skin, leaving it deeply cleansed and refreshed.

It has soothing and healing effects on sunburnt skin and relieves redness and irritation due to its cooling properties.


Applying multani mitti to oily skin helps control the production of excess oil.

Both honey and maple syrup are natural substitutes for sugar. But, which one of them is healthier? Here's what you need to know:


By decreasing oil production and clearing clogged pores, multani mitti helps prevent acne outbreaks.

The content provided on this website is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

5 Amazing Benefits of Fuller’s Earth (Multani Mitti) for Healthy Skin

How to Make Methi Pakoras: Perfect Crispy Indian Snack Recipe


Fenugreek fritters, or methi pakoras are a crispy, delicious Indian snack that goes well with tea in the evening or breakfast. Take a look at this simple recipe:


Combine methi leaves, rice flour, gram flour, onions, chillies and spices to form a thick batter. Adjust the consistency by adding water as needed.

Once the batter is ready, heat enough oil in a deep-frying pan over medium heat.

Drop spoonfuls of batter into the heated oil and cook, occasionally rotating the pakoras to ensure even cooking, until they are crispy and golden brown.

After frying, remove the pakoras from the pan and place them on paper towels to drain the excess oil.

Serve the hot pakoras with chutney or yoghurt and enjoy.

How to Make Methi Pakoras: Perfect Crispy Indian Snack Recipe

5 Overlooked Study Habits You Should Start Developing


Visualise information with charts, graphs and flashcards. Understanding and remembering complex concepts might become easier with visual aids.



Test yourself regularly by recalling information without looking at your notes. This strengthens memory and understanding.

Jaggery is a natural sweetener and rich in nutrients. It is made from boiled sugarcane juice without processing and refining.

Explaining concepts to others is a great way to test your knowledge, it helps you find areas where you lack understanding.



Make sure you get adequate sleep. During study sessions, a well-rested mind functions more effectively and retains information better.

5 Overlooked Study Habits You Should Start Developing

How to Make Crispy Sweet Potato Chips at Home


Wash and peel the sweet potatoes. Using a knife, slice them thinly and evenly for uniform cooking.

To get rid of extra starch, soak the slices in cold water for 20 to 30 minutes. Use a fresh towel to pat the slices dry after soaking.


Add a little olive oil, salt, and your preferred seasonings (such as paprika, garlic powder, or rosemary) to the dried sweet potato slices to give them more taste.

Arrange the slices in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes at 375°F (190°C), rotate the dish halfway through, or until it is crispy and golden brown.

Take the chips out of the oven and allow them to cool. Serve right away or store them in an airtight container.

How to Make Crispy Sweet Potato Chips at Home

Microgreens are young vegetable greens that are incredibly nutritious and can be grown easily at home. Take a look at these five simple steps to get started:


Select microgreen seeds such as broccoli, radish or sunflower.  


Put a few inches of high-quality potting mix in a shallow tray that has drainage holes.

Now, distribute the seeds evenly across the soil's surface, gently press them into the ground and lightly cover with extra soil, if necessary.



Keep the soil moist by watering it daily. Place the tray in a location with indirect sunlight.

Your microgreens will be ready to harvest in about 1-2 weeks then, cut them just above the soil line, rinse and enjoy.

5 Simple Steps to Grow Your Microgreens


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