5 Health Benefits Of Consuming White Radish


White radishes, which are often known as Daikon, are filled with nutrients and are low in calories. They are a popular ingredient in Asian cuisine. Here are five health benefits of eating white radish.


White radish can be helpful in weight management. It is filled with fibre and water which gives a feeling of fullness.


Daikon has fewer calories in comparison to most of the other vegetables. Hence, a person can eat a big serving of radishes without worrying about high calories.


White radish is also helpful in cutting down the risk of long-term illnesses, which include some forms of cancer and heart disease.


White radish is filled with antioxidants which help fight stress and inflammation and protect the body from the damage caused by long-term diseases.


White radish also helps in keeping blood sugar levels steady and hence, is a good vegetable to eat if you want to keep your glucose levels in check.


Disclaimer: Please note that the information provided on this website is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.


5 Health Benefits Of Consuming White Radish

United States President Joe Biden, along with his administration, has been working very hard to stop the attacks on Indian and Indian-American students, said the White House. 
 
Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council in the White House, John Kirby made the announcement in the wake of numerous attacks on Indian-origin students in various parts of the country. 
 
"There is no excuse for violence, certainly based on race or gender or religion or any other factor. That's just unacceptable here in the United States," said Kirby, while speaking to the reporters when asked about the multiple attacks on Indian-origin students.

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"The president and this administration have been working very, very hard to make sure we're doing everything we can to work with state and local authorities to try to thwart and disrupt those kinds of attacks and make it clear to anybody who might consider them that they'll be held properly accountable," said Kirby.

<h2 lang="en-US">Indian-origin students under attack in the US?</h2>

Five Indian-origin students have till now been reported dead in the United States this year. 
 
Indian-American student Sameer Kamath from Purdue University was found dead in a nature preserve. 
 
Another 19-year-old student, Shreyas Reddy Beniger, who held an American passport, was found dead last week. The authorities ruled out any foul play. 
 
Neel Acharya, another student of Purdue University, was found dead on the campus, hours after he was reported missing by his mother. 
 
A 25-year-old student, Vivek Saini from Haryana, was hammered to death in Georgia's Lithonia by a homeless man on January 16.

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Another Indian student, Akul Dhawan, was found dead outside the campus of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in January. 
 
Speaking about the issue, Indian American community leader Ajay Jain Bhutoria said that he was troubled by the news of the deaths of these students and emphasised the need for enhanced safety measures for those people who are pursuing education in the US. 
 
"These incidents understandably worry parents and families in India, and their concerns are shared. It's crucial to address safety issues to ensure the well-being of Indian students studying in the USA," he said, further stating that the Indian American community has united in the call for improved support systems and safety measures.

(With inputs from agencies)

United States President Joe Biden, along with his administration, has been working very hard to stop the attacks on Indian and Indian-American students, said the White House.

United States President Joe Biden, along with his administration, has been working very hard to stop the attacks on Indian and Indian-American students, said the White House. Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council in the White House, John Kirby made the announcement in the wake of numerous attacks on Indian-origin students in various parts of the country. "There is no excuse for violence, certainly based on race or gender or religion or any other factor. That's just unacceptable here in the United States," said Kirby, while speaking to the reporters when asked about the multiple attacks on Indian-origin students. Also Read: US House passes Quad bill: What does it mean for India? "The president and this administration have been working very, very hard to make sure we're doing everything we can to work with state and local authorities to try to thwart and disrupt those kinds of attacks and make it clear to anybody who might consider them that they'll be held properly accountable," said Kirby. Indian-origin students under attack in the US? Five Indian-origin students have till now been reported dead in the United States this year. Indian-American student Sameer Kamath from Purdue University was found dead in a nature preserve. Another 19-year-old student, Shreyas Reddy Beniger, who held an American passport, was found dead last week. The authorities ruled out any foul play. Neel Acharya, another student of Purdue University, was found dead on the campus, hours after he was reported missing by his mother. A 25-year-old student, Vivek Saini from Haryana, was hammered to death in Georgia's Lithonia by a homeless man on January 16. Watch: US braces for winter storms: Flights canceled, heavy snow blankets north-east region Another Indian student, Akul Dhawan, was found dead outside the campus of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign in January. Speaking about the issue, Indian American community leader Ajay Jain Bhutoria said that he was troubled by the news of the deaths of these students and emphasised the need for enhanced safety measures for those people who are pursuing education in the US. "These incidents understandably worry parents and families in India, and their concerns are shared. It's crucial to address safety issues to ensure the well-being of Indian students studying in the USA," he said, further stating that the Indian American community has united in the call for improved support systems and safety measures. (With inputs from agencies)

President Biden working 'very hard' to thwart attacks on Indian students: White House

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) troops have been working on the ground in Yemen along with Houthi rebels to help them target Western and Israeli military and commercial assets,&nbsp;claimed a US Navy official, while speaking on CBS News’ “60 Minutes” programme.

US Navy Vice Admiral Brad Cooper added that Iranian troops have been assisting the Houthis, which has led to an increase in the attacks on US military targets in the region as well as the shipping vessels in the Red Sea.&nbsp;

The comments were made at a time when US forces have stepped up counter-measures amid fears of an escalation in the Israel-Hamas war.

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Speaking to&nbsp;“60 Minutes” correspondent Norah O’Donnell, Cooper claimed that the IRGC members&nbsp;have been present on the ground in Yemen “serving side-by-side” with the Houthis as well as providing them with "advice and target information."

Speaking about the steps taken by the US forces to counter that partnership, Cooper said that “will obviously end up being a policy decision."

"Our role at this point is to simply be ready and continue to be aggressive in exercising our right to self-defence," he added.

<h2>Iran funding Houthis? US claims so...</h2>

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps, the elite paramilitary group that directly reports to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, has given assistance to militant groups across the entire Middle East, as per the US State Department.

The state department has designated the Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation.

Last month, the Houthis were also redesignated as a global terrorist group by the US after there was an increase in attacks on US targets and shipping vessels, which have led to severe disruptions in trade and also threatened to bring more instability in the region.

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The Houthi rebels, which is a Shia Islamist group and controls territory in northern Yemen as well as the capital city Sana’a, are allegedly receiving funding from Iran, according to the US.

In recent months, the US forces have shifted their attention to militant groups in the Middle East and Somalia which allegedly have ties with Iran, after numerous attacks on US bases, shipping vessels and troops.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) troops have been working on the ground in Yemen along with Houthi rebels to help them target Western and Israeli military and commercial assets, claimed a US Navy official, while speaking on CBS News’ “60 Minutes” programme.

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) troops have been working on the ground in Yemen along with Houthi rebels to help them target Western and Israeli military and commercial assets, claimed a US Navy official, while speaking on CBS News’ “60 Minutes” programme. US Navy Vice Admiral Brad Cooper added that Iranian troops have been assisting the Houthis, which has led to an increase in the attacks on US military targets in the region as well as the shipping vessels in the Red Sea. The comments were made at a time when US forces have stepped up counter-measures amid fears of an escalation in the Israel-Hamas war. Also Read: Iran: Mahsa Amini’s uncle faces five years of imprisonment over protests, say rights groups Speaking to “60 Minutes” correspondent Norah O’Donnell, Cooper claimed that the IRGC members have been present on the ground in Yemen “serving side-by-side” with the Houthis as well as providing them with "advice and target information." Speaking about the steps taken by the US forces to counter that partnership, Cooper said that “will obviously end up being a policy decision." "Our role at this point is to simply be ready and continue to be aggressive in exercising our right to self-defence," he added. Iran funding Houthis? US claims so... Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps, the elite paramilitary group that directly reports to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic, has given assistance to militant groups across the entire Middle East, as per the US State Department. The state department has designated the Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation. Last month, the Houthis were also redesignated as a global terrorist group by the US after there was an increase in attacks on US targets and shipping vessels, which have led to severe disruptions in trade and also threatened to bring more instability in the region. Watch: Is Iran hinting at war with US? Here’s what Iran’s military chief has to say The Houthi rebels, which is a Shia Islamist group and controls territory in northern Yemen as well as the capital city Sana’a, are allegedly receiving funding from Iran, according to the US. In recent months, the US forces have shifted their attention to militant groups in the Middle East and Somalia which allegedly have ties with Iran, after numerous attacks on US bases, shipping vessels and troops. (With inputs from agencies)

Iran’s revolutionary guard assisting Houthis on the ground in Yemen, claims US official

In a bizarre incident, a man – who lives in Barnsley town of South Yorkshire, England – mixed his&nbsp;sperm with that of his father to get his partner pregnant. 
 
After the Barnsley Council discovered the case, they decided to take legal action against the man and asked him to undergo a paternity test. However, a High Court judge ruled that the man cannot be forced to take a paternity test. 
 
The strange step was taken by the man and his then-partner after they faced fertility issues and finally gave birth to a son. 
 
In the court ruling, the judge said that the council had "no stake" in the result of any test. The court was also informed that the man, his father and his partner had "always intended" to keep the arrangement around the conception of the child a secret.

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In the court hearing held in January, it was said that the man shared a father-and-son relationship with the five-year-old child. The issue was discovered by Barnsley Council in separate proceedings who appealed to the High Court in Sheffield to give the order for DNA tests. 
 
In his ruling, Justice Poole dismissed the council's request and said that they had no parental responsibility or a "personal interest" in the biological parentage of the boy. 
 
"It may wish to know who is D's biological father, but it has no stake in the outcome of its application. A wish to uphold the public interest in maintaining accurate records of births does not confer a personal interest in the determination of such an application," he said.

<h2 lang="en-US">Court calls the child 'unique'</h2>

The judge said that the family had "created a welfare minefield". "I cannot believe that JK (the mother), PQ (the man) and RS (his father)&nbsp; properly thought through the ramifications of their scheme for JK to become pregnant, otherwise it is unlikely that they would have embarked upon it," he said.

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He further stated that the boy "is a unique child who would not exist but for the unusual arrangements made for his conception, but those arrangements have also created the potential for him to suffer emotional harm were he to learn of them". 
 
"It must be acknowledged that the circumstances of D's (child) conception cannot now be undone. Without testing, his biological paternity remains uncertain but there is a strong chance, to say the least, that the person he thinks is his grandfather is his biological father, and that the person he thinks is his father is his biological half-brother,” he said.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

In a bizarre incident, a man – who lives in Barnsley town of South Yorkshire, England – mixed his sperm with that of his father to get his partner pregnant. After the Barnsley Council discovered the case, they decided to take legal action against the man and asked him to undergo a paternity test.

In a bizarre incident, a man – who lives in Barnsley town of South Yorkshire, England – mixed his sperm with that of his father to get his partner pregnant. After the Barnsley Council discovered the case, they decided to take legal action against the man and asked him to undergo a paternity test. However, a High Court judge ruled that the man cannot be forced to take a paternity test. The strange step was taken by the man and his then-partner after they faced fertility issues and finally gave birth to a son. In the court ruling, the judge said that the council had "no stake" in the result of any test. The court was also informed that the man, his father and his partner had "always intended" to keep the arrangement around the conception of the child a secret. Also Read: Ukraine MPs approve use of dead soldiers' sperm in landmark vote In the court hearing held in January, it was said that the man shared a father-and-son relationship with the five-year-old child. The issue was discovered by Barnsley Council in separate proceedings who appealed to the High Court in Sheffield to give the order for DNA tests. In his ruling, Justice Poole dismissed the council's request and said that they had no parental responsibility or a "personal interest" in the biological parentage of the boy. "It may wish to know who is D's biological father, but it has no stake in the outcome of its application. A wish to uphold the public interest in maintaining accurate records of births does not confer a personal interest in the determination of such an application," he said. Court calls the child 'unique' The judge said that the family had "created a welfare minefield". "I cannot believe that JK (the mother), PQ (the man) and RS (his father) properly thought through the ramifications of their scheme for JK to become pregnant, otherwise it is unlikely that they would have embarked upon it," he said. Watch: Metabolic changes mapped by scientists to regulate pregnancy health He further stated that the boy "is a unique child who would not exist but for the unusual arrangements made for his conception, but those arrangements have also created the potential for him to suffer emotional harm were he to learn of them". "It must be acknowledged that the circumstances of D's (child) conception cannot now be undone. Without testing, his biological paternity remains uncertain but there is a strong chance, to say the least, that the person he thinks is his grandfather is his biological father, and that the person he thinks is his father is his biological half-brother,” he said. (With inputs from agencies)

UK: Man impregnates partner by mixing his sperm with father's, escapes paternity test

United States President Joe Biden held a telephonic conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday (Feb 15), in which he warned the latter against Israel's plan to launch an operation in the Gazan&nbsp;city of Rafah without any concrete plan to ensure the safety of the civilians. 
 
"The President... reiterated his view that a military operation should not proceed without a credible and executable plan for ensuring the safety of and support for the civilians in Rafah," said a readout of the call, released by the White House. 
 
A statement issued by the White House said that the two leaders discussed hostage negotiations, the prospect of an Israeli operation in Rafah and humanitarian conditions in Gaza.

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“The president reaffirmed his commitment to working tirelessly to support the release of all hostages as soon as possible, recognising their appalling situation after 132 days in Hamas captivity,” read the statement. 
 
“The president and the prime minister also discussed the situation in Gaza, and the urgency of ensuring that humanitarian assistance is able to get to Palestinian civilians in desperate need,” the White House said.

<h2 lang="en-US">Biden appeals for safety of civilians second time in a week</h2>

This is the second time in a week that the two leaders have discussed the Gaza war. In the earlier call also, Biden had cautioned&nbsp;Netanyahu against moving into the Gaza Strip's southern part without a plan to ensure the safety of nearly one million people who are living there. 
 
On Thursday (Feb 15), the Israeli forces said that the biggest functioning hospital in Gaza has been raided by them. The attack on the hospital came as international pressure&nbsp;mounted on Israel to show some restraint after it vowed to increase its offensive in Rafah, which is seen as the last comparatively safe place in Gaza. 
 
Earlier, Biden had stated that the military response of Israel in the Gaza Strip was "over the top" and expressed grave concern over the increasing civilian death toll in the Palestinian enclave.

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The war started on October 7 when Hamas fighters entered Israel and killed 1,200 people, most of whom were civilians, and took 253 hostages, as per the Israeli government. 
 
Since then, the Gaza Strip has been facing an air and ground offensive by Israel which has killed 28,663 people, most of whom were civilians, as per the health authorities, and displaced more than two million inhabitants.

(With inputs from agencies)

United States President Joe Biden held a telephonic conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday (Feb 15), in which he warned the latter against Israel's plan to launch an operation in the Gazan city of Rafah without any concrete plan to ensure the safety of the civilians.

United States President Joe Biden held a telephonic conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday (Feb 15), in which he warned the latter against Israel's plan to launch an operation in the Gazan city of Rafah without any concrete plan to ensure the safety of the civilians. "The President... reiterated his view that a military operation should not proceed without a credible and executable plan for ensuring the safety of and support for the civilians in Rafah," said a readout of the call, released by the White House. A statement issued by the White House said that the two leaders discussed hostage negotiations, the prospect of an Israeli operation in Rafah and humanitarian conditions in Gaza. Also Read: US: FBI informant faces allegations of lying about business dealings of President Joe Biden, son Hunter Biden “The president reaffirmed his commitment to working tirelessly to support the release of all hostages as soon as possible, recognising their appalling situation after 132 days in Hamas captivity,” read the statement. “The president and the prime minister also discussed the situation in Gaza, and the urgency of ensuring that humanitarian assistance is able to get to Palestinian civilians in desperate need,” the White House said. Biden appeals for safety of civilians second time in a week This is the second time in a week that the two leaders have discussed the Gaza war. In the earlier call also, Biden had cautioned Netanyahu against moving into the Gaza Strip's southern part without a plan to ensure the safety of nearly one million people who are living there. On Thursday (Feb 15), the Israeli forces said that the biggest functioning hospital in Gaza has been raided by them. The attack on the hospital came as international pressure mounted on Israel to show some restraint after it vowed to increase its offensive in Rafah, which is seen as the last comparatively safe place in Gaza. Earlier, Biden had stated that the military response of Israel in the Gaza Strip was "over the top" and expressed grave concern over the increasing civilian death toll in the Palestinian enclave. Watch: Russian President Putin says he prefers Joe Biden over Donald Trump in the White House The war started on October 7 when Hamas fighters entered Israel and killed 1,200 people, most of whom were civilians, and took 253 hostages, as per the Israeli government. Since then, the Gaza Strip has been facing an air and ground offensive by Israel which has killed 28,663 people, most of whom were civilians, as per the health authorities, and displaced more than two million inhabitants. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel-Hamas war: Biden warns Netanyahu against Rafah offensive in fresh call

An 80-year-old man was not provided with a wheelchair at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Monday (Feb 12) after which he suffered a heart attack and collapsed. 
 
The octogenarian had arrived from New York on an Air India flight and the couple had already requested for wheelchairs. 
 
The lack of the availability of a wheelchair forced the octogenarian to walk around 1.5 km from the plane to the immigration counter, during which he collapsed.

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The wheelchairs were pre-booked by the couple, however, only the wife received one, as per a report by The Times Of India. The husband was walking alongside his wife and by the time they reached the immigration counter, the man collapsed because of a heart attack.

<h2 lang="en-US">Wheelchair shortage took man's life?</h2>

A report published in the The Times Of India, quoting unnamed sources, said, “Due to a shortage, only one wheelchair assistant showed up for the couple. The wife sat in the wheelchair, while the husband decided to follow her and walked alongside. He must have walked about 1.5 km to reach the immigration area where he suddenly collapsed due to a heart attack. He was taken to the Mumbai airport medical facility and from there rushed to Nanavati hospital.” 
 
The deceased, who was identified as an Indian-origin US passport holder, had travelled from New York to Mumbai in economy class on Air India flight AI-116. 
 
According to an airport source, quoted in TOI, “There were 32 wheelchair passengers on this flight, but only 15 wheelchairs with accompanying staff were on the ground to help them.” 
 
Meanwhile, an Air India spokesperson said, “One of our guests flying from New York to Mumbai on 12th February fell ill while proceeding to clear immigration with his wife, who was in a wheelchair. Due to heavy demand for wheelchairs, we had requested the passenger to wait till he was also provided with wheelchair assistance but he opted to walk along with his spouse. As advised by the airport doctor attending to him after taking ill, the passenger was immediately rushed to the hospital, where he was declared to have passed away."

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He added that Air India has constantly been in touch with family members and is trying their best to provide any required assistance.

Speaking to The Times Of India, a ground staff said, “We've often found that aged couples aren't comfortable parting with the spouse and travelling alone from the aircraft to the airport terminal. Those with mobility issues, hearing problems prefer to stay with each other when moving from the aircraft through the terminal building.” 
 
The flight was scheduled to land in Mumbai at 11:30 am (local time), but there was a delay and it landed at 2:10 pm (local time).

(With inputs from agencies)

An 80-year-old man was not provided with a wheelchair at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Monday (Feb 12) after which he suffered a heart attack and collapsed.

An 80-year-old man was not provided with a wheelchair at Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport on Monday (Feb 12) after which he suffered a heart attack and collapsed. The octogenarian had arrived from New York on an Air India flight and the couple had already requested for wheelchairs. The lack of the availability of a wheelchair forced the octogenarian to walk around 1.5 km from the plane to the immigration counter, during which he collapsed. Also Read: IndiGo flight from Amritsar misses taxiway at Delhi Airport; departures halted for 15 minutes The wheelchairs were pre-booked by the couple, however, only the wife received one, as per a report by The Times Of India. The husband was walking alongside his wife and by the time they reached the immigration counter, the man collapsed because of a heart attack. Wheelchair shortage took man's life? A report published in the The Times Of India, quoting unnamed sources, said, “Due to a shortage, only one wheelchair assistant showed up for the couple. The wife sat in the wheelchair, while the husband decided to follow her and walked alongside. He must have walked about 1.5 km to reach the immigration area where he suddenly collapsed due to a heart attack. He was taken to the Mumbai airport medical facility and from there rushed to Nanavati hospital.” The deceased, who was identified as an Indian-origin US passport holder, had travelled from New York to Mumbai in economy class on Air India flight AI-116. According to an airport source, quoted in TOI, “There were 32 wheelchair passengers on this flight, but only 15 wheelchairs with accompanying staff were on the ground to help them.” Meanwhile, an Air India spokesperson said, “One of our guests flying from New York to Mumbai on 12th February fell ill while proceeding to clear immigration with his wife, who was in a wheelchair. Due to heavy demand for wheelchairs, we had requested the passenger to wait till he was also provided with wheelchair assistance but he opted to walk along with his spouse. As advised by the airport doctor attending to him after taking ill, the passenger was immediately rushed to the hospital, where he was declared to have passed away." Watch: Germany: Airport security personnel stage one-day walkout at 11 airports He added that Air India has constantly been in touch with family members and is trying their best to provide any required assistance. Speaking to The Times Of India, a ground staff said, “We've often found that aged couples aren't comfortable parting with the spouse and travelling alone from the aircraft to the airport terminal. Those with mobility issues, hearing problems prefer to stay with each other when moving from the aircraft through the terminal building.” The flight was scheduled to land in Mumbai at 11:30 am (local time), but there was a delay and it landed at 2:10 pm (local time). (With inputs from agencies)

Octogenarian, forced to walk due to lack of wheelchairs at Mumbai airport, suffers heart attack, dies

In a historic decision, the Greek parliament on Thursday (Feb 15) passed a law which legalised same-sex marriage and made it the first majority Orthodox Christian country where marriage equality for all has been established. 
 
In spite of opposition from Orthodox Christian clergy and conservative segments of society, the decision received the support of 176 out of 300 lawmakers in the parliament. The bill introduced by the centre-right government was opposed by&nbsp;76 lawmakers,&nbsp;after months of polarised political and public discourse. 
 
The country’s LGBTQ+ couples welcomed the parliament's decision as the onlookers in parliament cheered and dozens celebrated on the streets of Athens. 
 
“This is a milestone for human rights, reflecting today’s Greece - a progressive, and democratic country, passionately committed to European values,” said Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a post on X after the voting.

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"People who have been invisible will finally be made visible around us, and with them, many children will finally find their rightful place," said the prime minister in the parliament, ahead of the vote. 
 
"The reform makes the lives of several of our fellow citizens better, without taking away anything from the lives of the many,” he added. 
 
The historic law has given the right to wed and adopt children to same-sex couples, decades after the LGBT community campaigned for marriage equality in the socially conservative country. 
 
Even though civil partnerships for gay couples were introduced by Greece nearly a decade ago under the left-wing Syriza government, the government recognised only the biological parents of children in those relationships as legal guardians.

However, as per the new law, same-sex parents can now be recognised as legal parents of the children.

<h2 lang="en-US">'Proud to be Greek': LGBT community celebrates on streets</h2>

"This is a historic moment," said Stella Belia, the head of same-sex parents group Rainbow Families, while speaking to Reuters news agency. "This is a day of joy,” she added. 
 
LGBT communities rallied outside parliament and one of the banners read: "Not a step back from real equality." 
 
"I'm very proud as a Greek citizen because Greece is actually - now - one of the most progressive countries," said Ermina Papadima, who is a member of the Greek Transgender Support Association.

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"I think the mindset is going to change... We have to wait, but I think the laws are going to help with that,” she added. 
 
Celebrating the law, many people sang passages from the Bible, read prayers, held crosses and displayed banners in the capital's Syntagma Square. 
 
However, the head of the Orthodox Church, Archbishop Ieronymos, said that the measure would "corrupt the homeland's social cohesion".

(With inputs from agencies)

In a historic decision, the Greek parliament on Thursday (Feb 15) passed a law which legalised same-sex marriage and made it the first majority Orthodox Christian country where marriage equality for all has been established.

In a historic decision, the Greek parliament on Thursday (Feb 15) passed a law which legalised same-sex marriage and made it the first majority Orthodox Christian country where marriage equality for all has been established. In spite of opposition from Orthodox Christian clergy and conservative segments of society, the decision received the support of 176 out of 300 lawmakers in the parliament. The bill introduced by the centre-right government was opposed by 76 lawmakers, after months of polarised political and public discourse. The country’s LGBTQ+ couples welcomed the parliament's decision as the onlookers in parliament cheered and dozens celebrated on the streets of Athens. “This is a milestone for human rights, reflecting today’s Greece - a progressive, and democratic country, passionately committed to European values,” said Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, in a post on X after the voting. Also Read: Greece: Gunman kills three, himself at shipping company in rare shooting incident "People who have been invisible will finally be made visible around us, and with them, many children will finally find their rightful place," said the prime minister in the parliament, ahead of the vote. "The reform makes the lives of several of our fellow citizens better, without taking away anything from the lives of the many,” he added. The historic law has given the right to wed and adopt children to same-sex couples, decades after the LGBT community campaigned for marriage equality in the socially conservative country. Even though civil partnerships for gay couples were introduced by Greece nearly a decade ago under the left-wing Syriza government, the government recognised only the biological parents of children in those relationships as legal guardians. However, as per the new law, same-sex parents can now be recognised as legal parents of the children. 'Proud to be Greek': LGBT community celebrates on streets "This is a historic moment," said Stella Belia, the head of same-sex parents group Rainbow Families, while speaking to Reuters news agency. "This is a day of joy,” she added. LGBT communities rallied outside parliament and one of the banners read: "Not a step back from real equality." "I'm very proud as a Greek citizen because Greece is actually - now - one of the most progressive countries," said Ermina Papadima, who is a member of the Greek Transgender Support Association. Watch: Farmer protests erupt in France, Italy, Spain, Greece, Germany & Belgium "I think the mindset is going to change... We have to wait, but I think the laws are going to help with that,” she added. Celebrating the law, many people sang passages from the Bible, read prayers, held crosses and displayed banners in the capital's Syntagma Square. However, the head of the Orthodox Church, Archbishop Ieronymos, said that the measure would "corrupt the homeland's social cohesion". (With inputs from agencies)

Greece legalises gay marriage, becoming first Orthodox Christian country to allow same-sex unions

The US police on Thursday (Feb 15) said that the deaths of four of an Indian-origin family in California's San Mateo appear to be a case of murder-suicide, and the Indian-origin techie,&nbsp;Anand Sujith Henry, is the suspect. 
 
According to the police, the man killed his wife as well as their four-year-old twins before shooting himself with a gun in a gruesome murder-suicide. 
 
The statement was issued by the police days after 42-year-old Anand Sujith Henry was found dead along with his wife Alice Priyanka Benziger, 40, and their twin sons Noah and Neithan at their $2.1 million-worth home in California.

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The police officials found the couple dead inside a bathroom and they had gunshot wounds when they visited the house for a welfare check on Monday (Feb 12). The children were also found dead in a bedroom. 
 
"At this time, next of kin have been notified and we can now confirm the identities as Anand Henry (father), Alice Benziger (mother), and their minor twin boys. A 9mm handgun legally registered to Henry was located on the bathroom floor where both adults' bodies were located," said the San Mateo Police Department, in a statement.

<h2 lang="en-US">Police find 'no history of violence' at home</h2>

As per the police officials, Henry, a former Meta employee,&nbsp;was responsible for all four deaths. 
 
"Both Henry and Benziger succumbed to gunshot wounds and based on the investigation to date, Anand Henry has been identified as the suspect," said the police department. 
 
"Our investigation shows Benziger succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds, while Henry suffered from a single shot. The cause of death for the minor boys is still pending pathology, but we can confirm they did not die from gunfire or show signs of bodily trauma," added officials. 
 
The family members, who originally belonged to the Indian state of Kerala, had been staying in the United States for the past nine years.

Watch:&nbsp;Indian family of four found dead in murder-suicide case in U.S, police finds bodies during check

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Alice was a senior analyst and Anand was a software engineer. They had shifted to San Mateo County from New Jersey two years ago. The neighbours and colleagues admired the deceased couple and described them as hardworking, friendly, and devoted parents. 
 
As per the court records, in 2016 Anand had filed for divorce, however, he did not go through with it. The authorities also confirmed that they did not find any history of violence at the home. 
 
"Our investigation into the motive for this tragedy continues. While we can't undo this horrific incident, we would like to share with our community both domestic violence and mental health resources, because there is help and/or assistance out there, and something like this does not need to happen again," the police said.

(With inputs from agencies)

The US police on Thursday (Feb 15) said that the deaths of four of an Indian-origin family in California's San Mateo appear to be a case of murder-suicide, and the Indian-origin techie, Anand Sujith Henry, is the suspect.

The US police on Thursday (Feb 15) said that the deaths of four of an Indian-origin family in California's San Mateo appear to be a case of murder-suicide, and the Indian-origin techie, Anand Sujith Henry, is the suspect. According to the police, the man killed his wife as well as their four-year-old twins before shooting himself with a gun in a gruesome murder-suicide. The statement was issued by the police days after 42-year-old Anand Sujith Henry was found dead along with his wife Alice Priyanka Benziger, 40, and their twin sons Noah and Neithan at their $2.1 million-worth home in California. Also Read: US: Indian-origin family of four found dead in California, two suffered gunshot wounds The police officials found the couple dead inside a bathroom and they had gunshot wounds when they visited the house for a welfare check on Monday (Feb 12). The children were also found dead in a bedroom. "At this time, next of kin have been notified and we can now confirm the identities as Anand Henry (father), Alice Benziger (mother), and their minor twin boys. A 9mm handgun legally registered to Henry was located on the bathroom floor where both adults' bodies were located," said the San Mateo Police Department, in a statement. Police find 'no history of violence' at home As per the police officials, Henry, a former Meta employee, was responsible for all four deaths. "Both Henry and Benziger succumbed to gunshot wounds and based on the investigation to date, Anand Henry has been identified as the suspect," said the police department. "Our investigation shows Benziger succumbed to multiple gunshot wounds, while Henry suffered from a single shot. The cause of death for the minor boys is still pending pathology, but we can confirm they did not die from gunfire or show signs of bodily trauma," added officials. The family members, who originally belonged to the Indian state of Kerala, had been staying in the United States for the past nine years. Watch: Indian family of four found dead in murder-suicide case in U.S, police finds bodies during check Alice was a senior analyst and Anand was a software engineer. They had shifted to San Mateo County from New Jersey two years ago. The neighbours and colleagues admired the deceased couple and described them as hardworking, friendly, and devoted parents. As per the court records, in 2016 Anand had filed for divorce, however, he did not go through with it. The authorities also confirmed that they did not find any history of violence at the home. "Our investigation into the motive for this tragedy continues. While we can't undo this horrific incident, we would like to share with our community both domestic violence and mental health resources, because there is help and/or assistance out there, and something like this does not need to happen again," the police said. (With inputs from agencies)

US: Indian-origin techie killed family, then self in apparent murder-suicide, police say

In a major setback for the impeachment inquiry of Joe Biden being carried out by the House Republicans, Justice Department special counsel has indicted a former FBI informant for allegedly lying about the overseas business dealings of the US president and his son Hunter Biden.

Special Counsel David Weiss has charged 43-year-old Alexander Smirnov of giving&nbsp;false statements and making a fictitious record in what is called the “FBI 1023 report”, which is based on the false information provided to the investigators by him.

On Wednesday (Feb 14), Smirnov was arrested at a Nevada airport, stated the Justice Department.

As per a grand jury indictment, which was unsealed in the Central District of California, Smirnov allegedly spoke with his FBI handler in 2017 regarding Burisma Holdings Limited, which is a Ukrainian holding company where Hunter Biden was appointed on the board.

Three years later in June 2020, Smirnov allegedly informed the FBI regarding the two meetings held in 2015 or 2016 in which he claimed that he was informed about the company paying Hunter Biden to serve on Burisma's board so as to "protect us, through his dad, from all kinds of problems."

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Smirnov later also informed the investigators that "they had specifically paid $5 million each to Public Official 1, when he was in office, and Businessperson 1 so that [Businessperson 1] will take care of all those issues through his dad," as per the charging documents.

The indictment fails to specifically identify President Biden as well as his son, however, the descriptions in court papers appear identical to their identities.

"The Defendant made these statements to the Handler in June 2020, when Public Official 1 was a candidate for President of the United States and the presumptive nominee of one of the two major political parties," alleged the indictment.

<h2 lang="en-US">Statements memorialised in FBI record form 'false'</h2>

According to the prosecutors, the two statements memorialised in an FBI record form, "were false, as the Defendant knew."

"No such statements were made to the Defendant because, in truth and fact, Defendant met with officials from Burisma for the first time in 2017, after Public Official 1 left office in January 2017, and after the then-Ukrainian Prosecutor General had been fired in February 2016," said the special counsel.

Till September 2023, Smirnov gave false statements to federal investigators and&nbsp;the indictment said that he, "repeated some of his false claims, changed his story&nbsp;as to other of his claims, and promoted a new false narrative after he said he met with Russian officials."

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He has been accused by the special counsel of "expressing a bias" against Biden in May 2020 text messages with his FBI handler, and saying that the then-presidential candidate was "going to jail." However, Smirnov has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Responding to the charges made on Thursday, Hunter Biden's attorney Abbe Lowell said, "For months we have warned that Republicans have built their conspiracies about Hunter and his family on lies told by people with political agendas, not facts. We were right and the air is out of their balloon."

(With inputs from agencies)

In a major setback for the impeachment inquiry of Joe Biden being carried out by the House Republicans, Justice Department special counsel has indicted a former FBI informant for allegedly lying about the overseas business dealings of the US president and his son Hunter Biden.

In a major setback for the impeachment inquiry of Joe Biden being carried out by the House Republicans, Justice Department special counsel has indicted a former FBI informant for allegedly lying about the overseas business dealings of the US president and his son Hunter Biden. Special Counsel David Weiss has charged 43-year-old Alexander Smirnov of giving false statements and making a fictitious record in what is called the “FBI 1023 report”, which is based on the false information provided to the investigators by him. On Wednesday (Feb 14), Smirnov was arrested at a Nevada airport, stated the Justice Department. As per a grand jury indictment, which was unsealed in the Central District of California, Smirnov allegedly spoke with his FBI handler in 2017 regarding Burisma Holdings Limited, which is a Ukrainian holding company where Hunter Biden was appointed on the board. Three years later in June 2020, Smirnov allegedly informed the FBI regarding the two meetings held in 2015 or 2016 in which he claimed that he was informed about the company paying Hunter Biden to serve on Burisma's board so as to "protect us, through his dad, from all kinds of problems." Also Read: Nearly 20 per cent of Americans believe in Taylor Swift-Joe Biden election conspiracy theory, poll finds Smirnov later also informed the investigators that "they had specifically paid $5 million each to Public Official 1, when he was in office, and Businessperson 1 so that [Businessperson 1] will take care of all those issues through his dad," as per the charging documents. The indictment fails to specifically identify President Biden as well as his son, however, the descriptions in court papers appear identical to their identities. "The Defendant made these statements to the Handler in June 2020, when Public Official 1 was a candidate for President of the United States and the presumptive nominee of one of the two major political parties," alleged the indictment. Statements memorialised in FBI record form 'false' According to the prosecutors, the two statements memorialised in an FBI record form, "were false, as the Defendant knew." "No such statements were made to the Defendant because, in truth and fact, Defendant met with officials from Burisma for the first time in 2017, after Public Official 1 left office in January 2017, and after the then-Ukrainian Prosecutor General had been fired in February 2016," said the special counsel. Till September 2023, Smirnov gave false statements to federal investigators and the indictment said that he, "repeated some of his false claims, changed his story as to other of his claims, and promoted a new false narrative after he said he met with Russian officials." Watch: Russian President Putin says he prefers Joe Biden over Donald Trump in the White House He has been accused by the special counsel of "expressing a bias" against Biden in May 2020 text messages with his FBI handler, and saying that the then-presidential candidate was "going to jail." However, Smirnov has pleaded not guilty to all charges. Responding to the charges made on Thursday, Hunter Biden's attorney Abbe Lowell said, "For months we have warned that Republicans have built their conspiracies about Hunter and his family on lies told by people with political agendas, not facts. We were right and the air is out of their balloon." (With inputs from agencies)

Ex-FBI informant indicted for lying about business dealings of President Joe Biden, Hunter Biden

3 Magical Water Mixtures To Revive Plants


It is delightful to have a beautiful home garden filled with live plants and fresh, colourful flowers. But at times, due to harsh weather conditions or over-watering, plants start to die.


The starchy rice water can prove to be an elixir for the dying plant. It is advisable to add some rice water to the plant at least 5 to 6 times every day.


The mixture can be made by soaking at least three to four banana peels overnight. The potassium-rich water should be then sprayed on the plants and leaves.


The mixture is created by adding two to three tablespoons of sugar in 2.5 litres of water and keeping it overnight. It is sprayed on and around the leaves. However, one should avoid spraying it on the roots as it might attract flies and pests.


Sometimes lack of water leads to the wilting of the plants. Hence, if the plant is in a small pot, one can keep the pot inside a bucket filled with water to resurrect the plants.


3 Magical Water Mixtures To Revive Plants

7 Vegetables Which Keep Arteries Clean And Prevent Stroke


The leafy green, Spinach, is filled with minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants. It is low in calories and is filled with high fibre content which makes it a good choice for heart health. It also stops the absorption of cholesterol into the bloodstream.


Broccoli is a very healthy vegetable, which contains a compound, sulforaphane, famous for decreasing cholesterol levels. Broccoli is also packed with fibre and antioxidants.

Kale, a green vegetable filled with nutrients, contains minerals, antioxidants and vitamins. It is also a good source of fibre and helps lower cholesterol levels. Regular consumption helps keep arteries free from blockages.


Brussels sprouts help in reducing cholesterol levels and are a good combination of vitamins, fibre and minerals and contain compounds important for heart health.

Avocado is filled with healthy monounsaturated fats, which are scientifically proven to decrease harmful cholesterol levels while increasing the level of good cholesterol.

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Tomatoes are filled with potential antioxidants called lycopene. They are helpful in reducing LDL cholesterol and decreasing the risk of heart disease.


7 Vegetables Which Keep Arteries Clean And Prevent Stroke

United States President Joe Biden appealed to all Americans on Wednesday (Feb 14) to support his appeal to Congress to ban assault weapons, stating that the deadly shootout which took place at a Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City "cuts deep". 
 
"Today's events should move us, shock us, shame us into acting," said Biden, in a White House statement. 
 
“It is time to act. That’s where I stand. And I ask the country to stand with me. To make your voice heard in Congress so we finally act to ban assault weapons, to limit high-capacity magazines, strengthen background checks, keep guns out of the hands of those who have no business owning them or handling them,” said Biden, in a statement released by the White House.

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Biden said that the Super Bowl victory must have been a joyous occasion. 
 
He said, “For this joy to be turned to tragedy today in Kansas City cuts deep in the American soul. Today’s events should move us, shock us, shame us into acting. What are we waiting for? What else do we need to see? How many more families need to be torn apart?”

<h2 lang="en-US">Kamala Harris appeals to Congress to pass 'reasonable gun safety laws'</h2>

Vice President Kamala Harris, meanwhile, called on the members of Congress to pass “reasonable gun safety laws” after the shooting that took place on Wednesday (Feb 14) towards the end of a parade for the Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs. 
 
“The reality of it is a lot of this can be prevented if members of legislatures, including the United States Congress, just have the courage to act with reasonable gun safety law,” said Harris, while speaking to the reporters at Joint Base Andrews before stepping aboard Air Force 2 en route to the Munich Security Conference. Harris said that she has been praying for those affected by the shootout.

Watch:&nbsp;US: One dead, 22 injured in shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration

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The shooting happened west of Union Station, near the garage, when the fans of Kansas City Chiefs were leaving, as per Kansas City police. In the incident, one person, a DJ, was killed and 21 others suffered injuries. 
 
In a press conference, Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves said that they have detained three people and are carrying out an investigation into the deadly shooting, which she termed a "tragedy". 
 
In September 2023, the first-ever White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention was established by Biden and tasked the vice president to oversee the office.

(With inputs from agencies)

United States President Joe Biden appealed to all Americans on Wednesday (Feb 14) to support his appeal to Congress to ban assault weapons, stating that the deadly shootout which took place at a Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City "cuts deep".

United States President Joe Biden appealed to all Americans on Wednesday (Feb 14) to support his appeal to Congress to ban assault weapons, stating that the deadly shootout which took place at a Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City "cuts deep". "Today's events should move us, shock us, shame us into acting," said Biden, in a White House statement. “It is time to act. That’s where I stand. And I ask the country to stand with me. To make your voice heard in Congress so we finally act to ban assault weapons, to limit high-capacity magazines, strengthen background checks, keep guns out of the hands of those who have no business owning them or handling them,” said Biden, in a statement released by the White House. Also Read: Kansas parade shootout: Bystanders tackle suspected gunman after firing Biden said that the Super Bowl victory must have been a joyous occasion. He said, “For this joy to be turned to tragedy today in Kansas City cuts deep in the American soul. Today’s events should move us, shock us, shame us into acting. What are we waiting for? What else do we need to see? How many more families need to be torn apart?” Kamala Harris appeals to Congress to pass 'reasonable gun safety laws' Vice President Kamala Harris, meanwhile, called on the members of Congress to pass “reasonable gun safety laws” after the shooting that took place on Wednesday (Feb 14) towards the end of a parade for the Super Bowl-winning Kansas City Chiefs. “The reality of it is a lot of this can be prevented if members of legislatures, including the United States Congress, just have the courage to act with reasonable gun safety law,” said Harris, while speaking to the reporters at Joint Base Andrews before stepping aboard Air Force 2 en route to the Munich Security Conference. Harris said that she has been praying for those affected by the shootout. Watch: US: One dead, 22 injured in shooting at Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl celebration The shooting happened west of Union Station, near the garage, when the fans of Kansas City Chiefs were leaving, as per Kansas City police. In the incident, one person, a DJ, was killed and 21 others suffered injuries. In a press conference, Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves said that they have detained three people and are carrying out an investigation into the deadly shooting, which she termed a "tragedy". In September 2023, the first-ever White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention was established by Biden and tasked the vice president to oversee the office. (With inputs from agencies)

Kansas shooting: Biden calls for ban on assault weapons after deadly shooting at Super Bowl parade

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