7 Superfoods Which Help In Reducing Risk Of Brain Stroke

Turmeric contains antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties which help in protecting the brain.

Leafy greens are a good source of nutrients which reduces the risk of brain stroke and helps in maintaining blood pressure.

Avocado is rich in healthy nutrients which keep the blood pressure maintained and avoid the risk of brain stroke.


Nuts and seeds are a good source of fibre reduce the risk of blood clotting and improve the health of the human brain.

Berries are rich in antioxidants which help protect the cells of the brain from damage and improve its cognitive functions.

Whole grains like brown rice, oatmeal and quinoa regulate the body's blood sugar levels and decrease the risk of stroke.

They are rich in omega-3 fatty acids which help reduce inflammation, improve blood vessel function, and decrease blood pressure and the risk of stroke.

8 Famous Street Markets In India You Must Visit  

Known as a one-stop-shop place for most trendy and cheap clothes, this market is popular among fashion lovers and college students.


This is a historic market where one can purchase a wide range of products from electronics to clothing.  

One of the oldest markets in the national capital, it is a maze of narrow bylanes and alleys that transcends tourists into a different world of spices, savouries and clothing.


It is a famous and bustling shopping street where one can purchase a range of clothing, accessories, decorative items and electronics.


This is a prominent shopping area in Lucknow and is famous for its Awadhi cuisine and traditional clothing and jewellery.


This famous street lane is located near the Gateway of India and is famous for clothing, jewellery and unique items.

A place which is loved by locals and tourists, this market is a hub of handicrafts, accessories and traditional and Western clothing.  

Famously known as Choodi Bazaar, it is known for selling exquisite bangles, especially traditional lacquer bangles.

8 Famous Street Markets In India You Must Visit

7 Indian Cities Among Top 10 Most Polluted In World With Worst AQI Ranking  

New Delhi, which has been making headlines for worsening air quality for the last five days, ranked third with AQI 589.  

Cuttack, a city in Odisha, with AQI 564 shares fourth place among the top most polluted cities. 

Bhiwadi, which is located in the Indian State of Rajasthan, also made it to the global list with AQI 554. 

Faridabad which falls in National Capital Region and shares close proximity with New Delhi recorded AQI at 495. 

Meerut which is the largest city in the National Capital Region after New Delhi and is also famous as India's sports city also recorded a worse air quality with AQI at 490.


Hisar, located in the state of Haryana in northwest India, had AQI of 465. 

Ghaziabad, which is part of Delhi-NCR, also witnessed severe air pollution with AQI reaching 450. 


7 Indian Cities Rank Among Top 10 Most Polluted In World With Worst AQI Ranking

The explanation of the Indian state of Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on how education played a pivotal role in guiding women in population control included some bizarre and crass statements, leading to huge criticism of the leader as the video of his speech went viral on social media. 
 
The Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) sharply reacted to Kumar's comments, calling them an “attack on the dignity of women”. The chairman of the National Commission for Women said that the remarks were “crass”. 
 
Nitish Kumar was addressing the Bihar legislative assembly amid the tabling of the caste census report. The chief minister, in his address, stated that an educated woman is able to prevent pregnancy after sex which keeps the population growth in check.

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After his remarks on women's awareness regarding contraception, the NCW chairperson said, “NCW on behalf of every woman in this country demands an immediate and unequivocal apology from the CM. His crass remarks in the Vidhan Sabha are an affront to the dignity and respect that every woman deserves. Such derogatory and cheap language used during his speech is a dark stain on our society. If a leader can make such comments so openly in a democracy, one can only imagine the horror the state must be enduring under his leadership. We stand firm against such behaviour and call for accountability.” 
 
However, Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Prasad Yadav came in defence of Nitish, and said, “One must not take it in the wrong sense. People are sometimes embarrassed talking about it but sex education is taught in schools. It’s biology, children study it. He was talking about population control, people should not misinterpret it.” 
 
Meanwhile, Minister of State Ashwini Kr Choubey, taking to X, said that “no parliamentary member has ever used such language”, and the chief minister should “resign” and apologise to the entire nation.

<h2>CM demands 65 per cent rise in caste quotas in Bihar</h2>

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar proposed to increase reservation to 65 per cent in educational institutions and government jobs for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, along with Other Backward Classes and Extremely Backward Classes.

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This does not include the 10 per cent reservation for Economically Weaker Sections by the centre, and if added will take the total reservation quota to 75 per cent. 
 
The proposal tabled, if passed, will take reservation quotas beyond the Supreme Court's 50 per cent cap set in 1992. 
 
"We will do the needful after due consultation. It is our intent to effect these changes in the current session," stated the chief minister. He added that they plan to scrap the three per cent quota for OBC women.

(With inputs from agencies)

The explanation of the Indian state of Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on how education played a pivotal role in guiding women in population control included some bizarre and crass statements, leading to huge criticism of the leader as the video of his speech went viral on social media.

The explanation of the Indian state of Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on how education played a pivotal role in guiding women in population control included some bizarre and crass statements, leading to huge criticism of the leader as the video of his speech went viral on social media. The Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) sharply reacted to Kumar's comments, calling them an “attack on the dignity of women”. The chairman of the National Commission for Women said that the remarks were “crass”. Nitish Kumar was addressing the Bihar legislative assembly amid the tabling of the caste census report. The chief minister, in his address, stated that an educated woman is able to prevent pregnancy after sex which keeps the population growth in check. ALSO READ | Delhi govt to consider SC’s remarks over odd-even rule, after latter calls it ‘mere optics’ After his remarks on women's awareness regarding contraception, the NCW chairperson said, “NCW on behalf of every woman in this country demands an immediate and unequivocal apology from the CM. His crass remarks in the Vidhan Sabha are an affront to the dignity and respect that every woman deserves. Such derogatory and cheap language used during his speech is a dark stain on our society. If a leader can make such comments so openly in a democracy, one can only imagine the horror the state must be enduring under his leadership. We stand firm against such behaviour and call for accountability.” However, Bihar Deputy CM Tejashwi Prasad Yadav came in defence of Nitish, and said, “One must not take it in the wrong sense. People are sometimes embarrassed talking about it but sex education is taught in schools. It’s biology, children study it. He was talking about population control, people should not misinterpret it.” Meanwhile, Minister of State Ashwini Kr Choubey, taking to X, said that “no parliamentary member has ever used such language”, and the chief minister should “resign” and apologise to the entire nation. CM demands 65 per cent rise in caste quotas in Bihar Meanwhile, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar proposed to increase reservation to 65 per cent in educational institutions and government jobs for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, along with Other Backward Classes and Extremely Backward Classes. WATCH | India five-state electoral battle | Assembly elections begin in Mizoram, Chhattisgarh This does not include the 10 per cent reservation for Economically Weaker Sections by the centre, and if added will take the total reservation quota to 75 per cent. The proposal tabled, if passed, will take reservation quotas beyond the Supreme Court's 50 per cent cap set in 1992. "We will do the needful after due consultation. It is our intent to effect these changes in the current session," stated the chief minister. He added that they plan to scrap the three per cent quota for OBC women. (With inputs from agencies)

India: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar faces flak for bizarre sex talk in assembly

In a ground-breaking study, the researchers claimed to have found a new therapeutic which was developed from compounds found in the blood of the pig and can reverse the age of rats.

The anti-ageing therapeutic, which is called E5, was developed using a young pig’s blood and was injected into the bodies of ageing rats, as per a new study published recently in the journal GeroScience.

E5, which is filled with young plasmas and complex nanoparticles sourced from pigs, can reverse the rats’ biological clocks by nearly 70 per cent on average, stated the researchers, which included those from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

<h2>Can human age be reversed?</h2>

The scientists claimed that if the same results are achieved in humans, it will mean that an 80-year-old’s age can be reversed to 26.

“Initially, I could hardly believe the profound epigenetic rejuvenation effects of E5. However, our findings are robustly supported by parallel rodent studies from different labs,” said study co-author Steve Horvath, in a statement.

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The scientists in the research discovered that when the different rat tissues went under pig blood treatment, it was observed that the biological age of the blood, heart and liver was reversed.

“The treatment more than halved the epigenetic ages of blood, heart, and liver tissue,” wrote the scientists, in the study. They also observed a “less pronounced, but statistically significant” rejuvenation effect on the hypothalamus of the brain.

Researchers stated that they observed “progressive improvement” in the functioning of these organs in the rats and also saw cognitive and behavioural improvements.

<h2>Does the study hint at a major development in future?</h2>

The findings overall suggested a young porcine plasma-derived treatment that “markedly reverses ageing” in rats. “We found the plasma fraction treatment consistently effective in both male and female rats, drastically reducing the epigenetic age of multiple rat tissues,” researchers stated.

The results derived from the new study also give insights into the shared biological mechanisms across mammal species. Although the treatment has not gone through human trials, the researchers still hope that there is room for optimism.

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The study hints at a future possibility of using rejuvenation for systemically reducing disease onset risk “rather than treating diseases individually”.

However, scientists have also emphasised how the markers of ageing which were observed in the rats in the study can significantly differ in patterns and values compared to humans.

“What may be detrimental in one species could be inconsequential in another,” the scientists said.

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

In a ground-breaking study, the researchers claimed to have found a new therapeutic which was developed from compounds found in the blood of the pig and can reverse the age of rats.

In a ground-breaking study, the researchers claimed to have found a new therapeutic which was developed from compounds found in the blood of the pig and can reverse the age of rats. The anti-ageing therapeutic, which is called E5, was developed using a young pig’s blood and was injected into the bodies of ageing rats, as per a new study published recently in the journal GeroScience. E5, which is filled with young plasmas and complex nanoparticles sourced from pigs, can reverse the rats’ biological clocks by nearly 70 per cent on average, stated the researchers, which included those from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Can human age be reversed? The scientists claimed that if the same results are achieved in humans, it will mean that an 80-year-old’s age can be reversed to 26. “Initially, I could hardly believe the profound epigenetic rejuvenation effects of E5. However, our findings are robustly supported by parallel rodent studies from different labs,” said study co-author Steve Horvath, in a statement. ALSO READ | A rat remembers: Research reveals how rodents have memory of places they go to The scientists in the research discovered that when the different rat tissues went under pig blood treatment, it was observed that the biological age of the blood, heart and liver was reversed. “The treatment more than halved the epigenetic ages of blood, heart, and liver tissue,” wrote the scientists, in the study. They also observed a “less pronounced, but statistically significant” rejuvenation effect on the hypothalamus of the brain. Researchers stated that they observed “progressive improvement” in the functioning of these organs in the rats and also saw cognitive and behavioural improvements. Does the study hint at a major development in future? The findings overall suggested a young porcine plasma-derived treatment that “markedly reverses ageing” in rats. “We found the plasma fraction treatment consistently effective in both male and female rats, drastically reducing the epigenetic age of multiple rat tissues,” researchers stated. The results derived from the new study also give insights into the shared biological mechanisms across mammal species. Although the treatment has not gone through human trials, the researchers still hope that there is room for optimism. WATCH | New research reveals that rats have the ability to imagine The study hints at a future possibility of using rejuvenation for systemically reducing disease onset risk “rather than treating diseases individually”. However, scientists have also emphasised how the markers of ageing which were observed in the rats in the study can significantly differ in patterns and values compared to humans. “What may be detrimental in one species could be inconsequential in another,” the scientists said. (With inputs from agencies)

Age-reversal possible? Study finds new compound in pig’s blood which reverses age in rats

The world’s first lateral flow test, which will be similar to the ones carried out during the COVID-19 pandemic, is being developed by the scientists for detecting brain tumours.

As per the researchers, the aim of the project was to create a simple test kit which can be used by the patients at home.

The researchers stated that the test will target aggressive, recurring tumours which at present are leading to nearly 200,000 deaths a year globally.&nbsp;

Even though sometimes the recurrence of tumours after initial treatment remains inevitable, its unpredictable timing of occurrence makes it challenging to detect them early and leads to poor prognosis.

The researchers stated that the new test, which will work with a simple finger prick, is likely to bring positive changes in the lives of tens of thousands of people across countries.

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This test is also likely to significantly reduce the burden on healthcare systems by decreasing the requirement for MRI scans and providing patients with a cost-effective alternative.

<h2>Technology to detect&nbsp;cancers like glioblastoma </h2>

The research is being led by Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) team which is funded by the Medical Research Council and has been working alongside the researchers at the University of Sheffield.

Speaking to Independent, Professor of One Health NTU Philippe Wilson said, “Brain tumours are managed with the best available treatments when first diagnosed but, unfortunately, recurrence is a major problem and some come back very quickly and aggressively.”

“If you have an MRI six months after treatment, by that point, a tumour could have been back for a significant amount of time potentially. It’s hard to imagine a medical technology so widely used and understood as the lateral flow test,” he added.

“This tech would provide regular, affordable disease monitoring for patients at home in an easy-to-use way. We hope the work could be applied to other types of cancer too, potentially helping to save millions of lives worldwide,” he said.

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The researchers have been focusing on making lateral flow tests which can detect the molecules in the blood which are specific to a tumour and will be able to provide an early indication of its reoccurrence.

The researchers are working on prototypes as part of the project before the study shifts to clinical trials. The technology will aim to detect cancers like glioblastoma (GBM), which is the most malignant variety of brain tumour.

University of Sheffield’s School of Medicine and Population Health’s Dr Ola Rominiyi said, “Aggressive brain tumours such as glioblastoma virtually always come back after treatment, but detecting this recurrence at the earliest possible stage remains a challenge and an important priority for research highlighted by patients.”

(With inputs from agencies)

The world’s first lateral flow test, which will be similar to the ones carried out during the COVID-19 pandemic, is being developed by the scientists for detecting brain tumours.

The world’s first lateral flow test, which will be similar to the ones carried out during the COVID-19 pandemic, is being developed by the scientists for detecting brain tumours. As per the researchers, the aim of the project was to create a simple test kit which can be used by the patients at home. The researchers stated that the test will target aggressive, recurring tumours which at present are leading to nearly 200,000 deaths a year globally. Even though sometimes the recurrence of tumours after initial treatment remains inevitable, its unpredictable timing of occurrence makes it challenging to detect them early and leads to poor prognosis. The researchers stated that the new test, which will work with a simple finger prick, is likely to bring positive changes in the lives of tens of thousands of people across countries. ALSO READ | Black women say hair relaxers gave them cancer: Report This test is also likely to significantly reduce the burden on healthcare systems by decreasing the requirement for MRI scans and providing patients with a cost-effective alternative. Technology to detect cancers like glioblastoma The research is being led by Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) team which is funded by the Medical Research Council and has been working alongside the researchers at the University of Sheffield. Speaking to Independent, Professor of One Health NTU Philippe Wilson said, “Brain tumours are managed with the best available treatments when first diagnosed but, unfortunately, recurrence is a major problem and some come back very quickly and aggressively.” “If you have an MRI six months after treatment, by that point, a tumour could have been back for a significant amount of time potentially. It’s hard to imagine a medical technology so widely used and understood as the lateral flow test,” he added. “This tech would provide regular, affordable disease monitoring for patients at home in an easy-to-use way. We hope the work could be applied to other types of cancer too, potentially helping to save millions of lives worldwide,” he said. WATCH | Almost 300,000 women to be given drug to prevent breast cancer The researchers have been focusing on making lateral flow tests which can detect the molecules in the blood which are specific to a tumour and will be able to provide an early indication of its reoccurrence. The researchers are working on prototypes as part of the project before the study shifts to clinical trials. The technology will aim to detect cancers like glioblastoma (GBM), which is the most malignant variety of brain tumour. University of Sheffield’s School of Medicine and Population Health’s Dr Ola Rominiyi said, “Aggressive brain tumours such as glioblastoma virtually always come back after treatment, but detecting this recurrence at the earliest possible stage remains a challenge and an important priority for research highlighted by patients.” (With inputs from agencies)

Scientists develop world’s first finger-prick test which will detect brain tumours

A video of a former IDF soldier was shared on social media in which he was seen supporting the Palestinians amid the escalating Israel-Hamas war. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In the video, the former IDF soldier – identified as Leif Manson – was seen carrying a Palestinian flag and expressing his disappointment with Israel.

In the video, the former soldier said, “I am probably the only person with a Palestinian flag and I am also the only Israeli citizen here. Around, 40 years ago I was a soldier in the IDF. At that time, everybody wanted a peace settlement with Egypt to be made and the next step was to have peace with the Palestinians.”

He further spoke about the attempted assassination of Bassam Shakaa in 1980, in which the Palestinian leader lost both his legs.

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“When I was in the army. I saw the sabotage. I saw that attempted assassination of Bassam Shakaa, the Mayor of Nablus. I saw a mafia-run country that sabotaged the peace process at every process and at every step. I am here to just support,” the former soldier said.

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He further alleged the evil forces present in the world for using the Israelis and propagating lies. He called the aftermath of Israel-Hamas war&nbsp;as “horrible”.

“When I was 21, if somebody told me I would be standing at a Palestinian freedom rally I would have told them they were crazy. Over the 40 years, I have seen much bloodshed and how the Israelis are being used by evil forces in the world. So many lies are being told about the truth and what’s going on there is horrible,” he stated.

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<h2>Four-hour window for Palestinians</h2>

Meanwhile, a four-hour window was given by Israel to civilians still inside Gaza City, which has been encircled by the Israeli army, and the residents moving from the city said that they crossed the tanks which have been positioned to storm the city.

Israel stated that Gaza City was surrounded by its forces and soon an attack would be launched to annihilate the Hamas Islamists, who had stormed into the Israeli towns exactly a month ago. Gaza City is home to one-third population of the enclave which is 2.3 million people.

(With inputs from agencies)

A video of a former IDF soldier was shared on social media in which he was seen supporting the Palestinians amid the escalating Israel-Hamas war. In the video, the former IDF soldier – identified as Leif Manson – was seen carrying a Palestinian flag and expressing his disappointment with Israel.

A video of a former IDF soldier was shared on social media in which he was seen supporting the Palestinians amid the escalating Israel-Hamas war. In the video, the former IDF soldier – identified as Leif Manson – was seen carrying a Palestinian flag and expressing his disappointment with Israel. In the video, the former soldier said, “I am probably the only person with a Palestinian flag and I am also the only Israeli citizen here. Around, 40 years ago I was a soldier in the IDF. At that time, everybody wanted a peace settlement with Egypt to be made and the next step was to have peace with the Palestinians.” He further spoke about the attempted assassination of Bassam Shakaa in 1980, in which the Palestinian leader lost both his legs. ALSO READ | Netanyahu says Israel will take control of Gaza’s ‘overall security’ after war “When I was in the army. I saw the sabotage. I saw that attempted assassination of Bassam Shakaa, the Mayor of Nablus. I saw a mafia-run country that sabotaged the peace process at every process and at every step. I am here to just support,” the former soldier said. 🇮🇱 @IDF soldier has something to say at Palestine Protest🇵🇸pic.twitter.com/akXYPgIkom — haroon. (@harooncx7) November 6, 2023 × He further alleged the evil forces present in the world for using the Israelis and propagating lies. He called the aftermath of Israel-Hamas war as “horrible”. “When I was 21, if somebody told me I would be standing at a Palestinian freedom rally I would have told them they were crazy. Over the 40 years, I have seen much bloodshed and how the Israelis are being used by evil forces in the world. So many lies are being told about the truth and what’s going on there is horrible,” he stated. WATCH | Israel-Palestine war: 100,000 Indians to work in Israel; govt to hire Indian workforce? Four-hour window for Palestinians Meanwhile, a four-hour window was given by Israel to civilians still inside Gaza City, which has been encircled by the Israeli army, and the residents moving from the city said that they crossed the tanks which have been positioned to storm the city. Israel stated that Gaza City was surrounded by its forces and soon an attack would be launched to annihilate the Hamas Islamists, who had stormed into the Israeli towns exactly a month ago. Gaza City is home to one-third population of the enclave which is 2.3 million people. (With inputs from agencies)

This ex-Israeli soldier joined a pro-Palestinian rally but why? Here's what he said

Delhi’s Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Tuesday (Nov 7) said that the order of the Supreme Court will be first studied by the government and then the national capital’s odd-even rule will be finalised.

The minister’s reaction came after the government was rapped by the apex court on Tuesday (Nov 7) for the increasing pollution in the National Capital Region and asked if the odd-even scheme, which is aimed at decreasing the number of cars plying on the roads of the capital city, has ever achieved success.

"It's all optics," said the top court, one day after an announcement was made by the Delhi government regarding the implementation of the odd-even scheme in Delhi-NCR from November 13 to November 20.

The transport department gathered on Tuesday to decide the details of the odd-even rule. "But meanwhile we came across some observations made by the Supreme Court. So now instead of announcing the odd-even rules, we will go through the order/observations of the Supreme Court. After studying them, we will incorporate them into the scheme," Gopal Rai stated.

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"Odd-even has been implemented in Delhi, but has it ever succeeded? It's all optics," said Justice SK Kaul, as a bench comprising of Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia and Justice SK Kaul heard the case of Delhi pollution.

<h2>SC slams neighbouring states, including Punjab, over Delhi pollution crisis</h2>

The Supreme Court said that Delhi’s air pollution cannot be turned into a political battle, as it held the choking air quality responsible for the "murder of people's health".&nbsp;

The burning of crop residue in neighbouring states like Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Punjab was held as a key factor behind the deteriorating air pollution in the national capital every winter by the court.&nbsp;

Watch |&nbsp;India's supreme court on Delhi pollution: Odd-even scheme is 'mere optics'

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The state governments, including Punjab, were asked by the court to take measures to stop the burning of the stubble. "We want it stopped. We don't know how you do it, it's your job. But it must be stopped. Something has to be done immediately," the court stated.&nbsp;

The Delhi government was also not spared by the court either. "Delhi government also must be responsible. There are many buses running that pollute and run at half capacity. You have to attend to the problem," it stated.

For the last five days, Delhi has been facing deteriorating air quality with physical classes in schools getting closed till November 10. The government has ordered to stop non-essential construction work and an embargo has been imposed on a few vehicles as the air quality slipped into the severe category.

(With inputs from agencies)

Delhi’s Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Tuesday (Nov 7) said that the order of the Supreme Court will be first studied by the government and then the national capital’s odd-even rule will be finalised.

Delhi’s Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Tuesday (Nov 7) said that the order of the Supreme Court will be first studied by the government and then the national capital’s odd-even rule will be finalised. The minister’s reaction came after the government was rapped by the apex court on Tuesday (Nov 7) for the increasing pollution in the National Capital Region and asked if the odd-even scheme, which is aimed at decreasing the number of cars plying on the roads of the capital city, has ever achieved success. "It's all optics," said the top court, one day after an announcement was made by the Delhi government regarding the implementation of the odd-even scheme in Delhi-NCR from November 13 to November 20. The transport department gathered on Tuesday to decide the details of the odd-even rule. "But meanwhile we came across some observations made by the Supreme Court. So now instead of announcing the odd-even rules, we will go through the order/observations of the Supreme Court. After studying them, we will incorporate them into the scheme," Gopal Rai stated. ALSO READ | Delhi poor AQI: What is GRAP and its stages? Indian capital's pollution control plan "Odd-even has been implemented in Delhi, but has it ever succeeded? It's all optics," said Justice SK Kaul, as a bench comprising of Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia and Justice SK Kaul heard the case of Delhi pollution. SC slams neighbouring states, including Punjab, over Delhi pollution crisis The Supreme Court said that Delhi’s air pollution cannot be turned into a political battle, as it held the choking air quality responsible for the "murder of people's health". The burning of crop residue in neighbouring states like Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Punjab was held as a key factor behind the deteriorating air pollution in the national capital every winter by the court. Watch | India's supreme court on Delhi pollution: Odd-even scheme is 'mere optics' The state governments, including Punjab, were asked by the court to take measures to stop the burning of the stubble. "We want it stopped. We don't know how you do it, it's your job. But it must be stopped. Something has to be done immediately," the court stated. The Delhi government was also not spared by the court either. "Delhi government also must be responsible. There are many buses running that pollute and run at half capacity. You have to attend to the problem," it stated. For the last five days, Delhi has been facing deteriorating air quality with physical classes in schools getting closed till November 10. The government has ordered to stop non-essential construction work and an embargo has been imposed on a few vehicles as the air quality slipped into the severe category. (With inputs from agencies)

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The Colombian government is planning to recover the ‘Holy Grail of shipwrecks’, along with its treasures which are estimated to be worth around $20 billion, from the bottom of the ocean.

The government said that the ship “San Jose” was sunk in 1708 by the British navy off the port of Cartagena and added that the shipwreck, filled with treasures, would be recovered as soon as possible.

It is believed that when the ship had sunk, it was filled with a huge amount of treasure aboard, which included 200 tonnes of emeralds, silver and 11 million gold coins.

In November 2015, when the shipwreck was found, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos stated that the treasure was “the most valuable that has been found in the history of humanity.”

A team of navy divers had discovered the San Jose in 2015, which was found lying nearly 3,100 feet below the surface of the ocean.

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In the pictures of the shipwreck taken by the navy divers, the ship was seen perfectly preserved even though it had been lying on the floor of the ocean for more than three centuries.

The Colombian government stated that they plan to retrieve the ship before President Gustavo Petro’s office term ends in 2026.

<h2>Dispute over claim on the treasure?</h2>

After the officials recover the shipwreck, there will likely be a dispute over who will have a claim on the bounty.

It has been claimed by a US salvage consortium, named Glocca Morra, that they had discovered the shipwreck in 1981, however, this was disputed by the Colombian government who claimed that they had found the galleon independently with a team of divers in 2015 at another location, which they refused to reveal.

Glocca Morra has stated that the Colombian government owes them $10 billion and added that the shipwreck’s co-ordinates were handed over by them to the Colombian authorities.

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The Colombian government has been sued by the company for half of the treasure which is worth $10 billion and currently, they are hearing the arbitration case in London, as per Bloomberg.

Colombian Minister of Culture Juan David Correa, however, stated that the team of the government had visited the co-ordinated shared by the company and no trace of the San Jose was found by them.

Ownership over the sunken ship has also been claimed by Spain and Bolivia’s indigenous Qhara Qhara nation.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Colombian government is planning to recover the ‘Holy Grail of shipwrecks’, along with its treasures which are estimated to be worth around $20 billion, from the bottom of the ocean.

The Colombian government is planning to recover the ‘Holy Grail of shipwrecks’, along with its treasures which are estimated to be worth around $20 billion, from the bottom of the ocean. The government said that the ship “San Jose” was sunk in 1708 by the British navy off the port of Cartagena and added that the shipwreck, filled with treasures, would be recovered as soon as possible. It is believed that when the ship had sunk, it was filled with a huge amount of treasure aboard, which included 200 tonnes of emeralds, silver and 11 million gold coins. In November 2015, when the shipwreck was found, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos stated that the treasure was “the most valuable that has been found in the history of humanity.” A team of navy divers had discovered the San Jose in 2015, which was found lying nearly 3,100 feet below the surface of the ocean. ALSO READ | Drought-hit Panama Canal reels under traffic jams with over 200-ship backlog In the pictures of the shipwreck taken by the navy divers, the ship was seen perfectly preserved even though it had been lying on the floor of the ocean for more than three centuries. The Colombian government stated that they plan to retrieve the ship before President Gustavo Petro’s office term ends in 2026. Dispute over claim on the treasure? After the officials recover the shipwreck, there will likely be a dispute over who will have a claim on the bounty. It has been claimed by a US salvage consortium, named Glocca Morra, that they had discovered the shipwreck in 1981, however, this was disputed by the Colombian government who claimed that they had found the galleon independently with a team of divers in 2015 at another location, which they refused to reveal. Glocca Morra has stated that the Colombian government owes them $10 billion and added that the shipwreck’s co-ordinates were handed over by them to the Colombian authorities. WATCH | Why a Chinese ship's research in Sri Lanka has caused alarm in India and the West The Colombian government has been sued by the company for half of the treasure which is worth $10 billion and currently, they are hearing the arbitration case in London, as per Bloomberg. Colombian Minister of Culture Juan David Correa, however, stated that the team of the government had visited the co-ordinated shared by the company and no trace of the San Jose was found by them. Ownership over the sunken ship has also been claimed by Spain and Bolivia’s indigenous Qhara Qhara nation. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Holy Grail of Shipwrecks’, holding treasures worth $20bn, to be recovered from Colombia's sea

A new study has warned that the diseases which get transmitted from animals to humans can increase the count of people who lost their lives in 2020 by 12 times if there is a breakout in the year 2050. 
 
In the study, US biotech company Ginkgo Bioworks stated that the epidemics which are caused by a few zoonotic infectious diseases, which are also known as spillovers, can occur more frequently in future because of deforestation and climate change. 
 
The researchers discovered that there has been an increase in the number of epidemics by around 5 per cent every year between the years 1963 and 2019, with the casualties increasing by 9 per cent.

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"If these annual rates of increase continue, we would expect the analysed pathogens to cause four times the number of spillover events and 12 times the number of deaths in 2050 than in 2020," the study stated.

<h2>Numbers probably an&nbsp;underestimate because Covid not included in study</h2>

The researchers, however, added that the figures mentioned in the study are most likely an underestimate because they did not include Covid as the disease failed to meet the strict criteria for inclusion. 
 
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has stated that it is "likely" that the coronavirus was transmitted by bats to humans, however, the theory has been disputed by some scientists. 
 
The study, which was published in BMJ Global Health, studied the historical trends for four different types of diseases. 
 
These diseases belong to the filoviruses group of illnesses, which are the Ebola virus and Marburg virus, SARS Coronavirus 1, Nipah virus, and Machupo virus.

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Throughout the study, the researchers studied more than 3,000 outbreaks between 1963 and 2019 and spotted 75 spillover events which occurred in 24 countries. 
 
The study included epidemics reported by the WHO, as well as the outbreaks which killed at least 50 people since 1963, and historically significant events which included the flu pandemics of 1918 and 1957. 
 
In total, 17,232 deaths were caused by the events, with filoviruses leading to 15,771 casualties and most cases occurring in Africa. 
 
The researchers stated that the evidence from recent epidemics which eventually led to zoonotic spillovers suggested that they "are not an aberration or random cluster" but follow "a multi-decade trend in which spillover-driven epidemics have become both larger and more frequent".

The team stated that "urgent action is needed to address a large and growing risk to global health" on the basis of historical trends.

(With inputs from agencies)

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A new study has warned that the diseases which get transmitted from animals to humans can increase the count of people who lost their lives in 2020 by 12 times if there is a breakout in the year 2050.

A new study has warned that the diseases which get transmitted from animals to humans can increase the count of people who lost their lives in 2020 by 12 times if there is a breakout in the year 2050. In the study, US biotech company Ginkgo Bioworks stated that the epidemics which are caused by a few zoonotic infectious diseases, which are also known as spillovers, can occur more frequently in future because of deforestation and climate change. The researchers discovered that there has been an increase in the number of epidemics by around 5 per cent every year between the years 1963 and 2019, with the casualties increasing by 9 per cent. ALSO READ | How dangerously US played with coronaviruses? Lab under Fauci tied up with Wuhan institute for viral research "If these annual rates of increase continue, we would expect the analysed pathogens to cause four times the number of spillover events and 12 times the number of deaths in 2050 than in 2020," the study stated. Numbers probably an underestimate because Covid not included in study The researchers, however, added that the figures mentioned in the study are most likely an underestimate because they did not include Covid as the disease failed to meet the strict criteria for inclusion. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has stated that it is "likely" that the coronavirus was transmitted by bats to humans, however, the theory has been disputed by some scientists. The study, which was published in BMJ Global Health, studied the historical trends for four different types of diseases. These diseases belong to the filoviruses group of illnesses, which are the Ebola virus and Marburg virus, SARS Coronavirus 1, Nipah virus, and Machupo virus. Watch | Covid-19 increased risk of sudden death, says study Throughout the study, the researchers studied more than 3,000 outbreaks between 1963 and 2019 and spotted 75 spillover events which occurred in 24 countries. The study included epidemics reported by the WHO, as well as the outbreaks which killed at least 50 people since 1963, and historically significant events which included the flu pandemics of 1918 and 1957. In total, 17,232 deaths were caused by the events, with filoviruses leading to 15,771 casualties and most cases occurring in Africa. The researchers stated that the evidence from recent epidemics which eventually led to zoonotic spillovers suggested that they "are not an aberration or random cluster" but follow "a multi-decade trend in which spillover-driven epidemics have become both larger and more frequent". The team stated that "urgent action is needed to address a large and growing risk to global health" on the basis of historical trends. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Human deaths from animal-to-human diseases to multiply 12 times by 2050: Study

Those people who have a keen interest in space and wish to spot where NASA's International Space Station (ISS) is located in the sky have now been given a digital tool for it. 
 
NASA has released a new app called "Spot The Station" which allows people to see where the ISS is hanging in space. The application can be downloaded for free on Android and iOS devices. 
 
The application is a step ahead in the space agency's already existing official website "Spot the Station". It will have more information and capabilities to enhance the tracking experience of the International Space Station (ISS) for both casual stargazers and NASA acolytes.

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Speaking about the application in an official statement, NASA said, "An augmented reality interface makes it easier for users to locate the station and provides options for capturing and sharing pictures and videos of their sightings in real-time. With the power of augmented reality, the app's built-in compass will show you where the space station is — even if you're on the other side of the globe. Users also can sign up for mobile notifications of upcoming viewing opportunities based on their exact location."

<h2>People free to access, modify and customise 'Spot the Station'</h2>

The International Space Station Programme created the application at NASA's Space Operations Mission Directorate and the Centre of Excellence for Collaborative Innovation. 
 
This is a special branch of the Prizes, Challenges and Crowdsourcing programme in the Space Technology Mission Directorate of the agency. 
 
The code "Spot the Station" has been open source for public to freely acces it, customise as well as modify it to suit their needs and to provide valuable feedback to developer. 
 
"Even after 23 years of continuous human presence aboard the International Space Station, it's incredibly exciting to see the station when you look up at just the right moment," said Robyn Gatens, International Space Station director at NASA Headquarters in Washington, in the same statement of NASA.

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"The orbiting laboratory that continues to provide so many unique, tangible benefits for humanity really isn’t that far out of reach,” he added. 
 
"Spot the Station" was released officially just a month before the 25th anniversary of ISS, Zarya and Unity modules had come together on December 6, 1998. 
 
NASA astronaut Bill Shepherd and cosmonauts Yuri Gidzenko and Sergei Krikalev became the first people to live on a space station on November 2, 2000.

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Those people who have a keen interest in space and wish to spot where NASA's International Space Station (ISS) is located in the sky have now been given a digital tool for it.

Those people who have a keen interest in space and wish to spot where NASA's International Space Station (ISS) is located in the sky have now been given a digital tool for it. NASA has released a new app called "Spot The Station" which allows people to see where the ISS is hanging in space. The application can be downloaded for free on Android and iOS devices. The application is a step ahead in the space agency's already existing official website "Spot the Station". It will have more information and capabilities to enhance the tracking experience of the International Space Station (ISS) for both casual stargazers and NASA acolytes. ALSO READ | Explained | What exactly is NASA's Lucy Mission? Speaking about the application in an official statement, NASA said, "An augmented reality interface makes it easier for users to locate the station and provides options for capturing and sharing pictures and videos of their sightings in real-time. With the power of augmented reality, the app's built-in compass will show you where the space station is — even if you're on the other side of the globe. Users also can sign up for mobile notifications of upcoming viewing opportunities based on their exact location." People free to access, modify and customise 'Spot the Station' The International Space Station Programme created the application at NASA's Space Operations Mission Directorate and the Centre of Excellence for Collaborative Innovation. This is a special branch of the Prizes, Challenges and Crowdsourcing programme in the Space Technology Mission Directorate of the agency. The code "Spot the Station" has been open source for public to freely acces it, customise as well as modify it to suit their needs and to provide valuable feedback to developer. "Even after 23 years of continuous human presence aboard the International Space Station, it's incredibly exciting to see the station when you look up at just the right moment," said Robyn Gatens, International Space Station director at NASA Headquarters in Washington, in the same statement of NASA. Watch | NASA reveals long-awaited findings of UFO report "The orbiting laboratory that continues to provide so many unique, tangible benefits for humanity really isn’t that far out of reach,” he added. "Spot the Station" was released officially just a month before the 25th anniversary of ISS, Zarya and Unity modules had come together on December 6, 1998. NASA astronaut Bill Shepherd and cosmonauts Yuri Gidzenko and Sergei Krikalev became the first people to live on a space station on November 2, 2000. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'Spot the Station': NASA will now let people check location of space station through mobile app

With online video calls through platforms like Zoom and Teams becoming a common practice in our day-to-day work life, it is now being seen as the most feasible and easy way to communicate. 
 
However, a recent study says that such video calls may not actually be the 'smoothest' way to hold conversations. 
 
The new research has revealed that the human brain finds it challenging to process conversations that take place through video calls in comparison to face-to-face conversations. 
 
The findings made in a study carried out at Yale University emphasises&nbsp;how important it is to hold in-person communication and this is how humans naturally interact with others.

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"The social systems of the human brain are more active during real live in-person encounters than on Zoom," stated neuroscientist Joy Hirsch, who is the senior author of the published paper. 
 
"Online representations of faces, at least with current technology, do not have the same 'privileged access' to social neural circuitry in the brain that is typical of the real thing,” he added. 
 
As per Hirsch and her colleagues, neuroimaging was used by most of the studies previously carried out to record brain activity amid social interactions, which involved individual people.

<h2>Study recorded people's eye and brain activity during conversation</h2>

In this study, the researchers carried out a comparison between how people interacted with one another in real-time. The participants included 28 healthy adults who had no vision impairments and belonged to different ages, genders, and ethnicities. 
 
Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), eye trackers and electroencephalography (EEG) were used by Hirsch and the team to carefully record the eye and brain activity of people when they were talking to each other. 
 
The results of pairs who participated in live face-to-face conversations were compared to those who used Zoom to hold video chats. No changes were made in the conversation partners and the same task was completed by each pair during the conversations.

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In comparison to interactions which took place on Zoom, face-to-face discussions saw an increase in signal in the brain's critical area, which is called the dorsal-parietal region. 
 
"Pupil diameters were generally larger for in-person faces than for virtual faces suggesting increased arousal for in-person faces. In addition, the magnitudes of the pupil responses were reciprocated by partners,” stated the team. 
 
"Overall, the dynamic and natural social interactions that occur spontaneously during in-person interactions appear to be less apparent or absent during Zoom encounters. This is a really robust effect,” explained Hirsch.

(With inputs from agencies)

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With online video calls through platforms like Zoom and Teams becoming a common practice in our day-to-day work life, it is now being seen as the most feasible and easy way to communicate.

With online video calls through platforms like Zoom and Teams becoming a common practice in our day-to-day work life, it is now being seen as the most feasible and easy way to communicate. However, a recent study says that such video calls may not actually be the 'smoothest' way to hold conversations. The new research has revealed that the human brain finds it challenging to process conversations that take place through video calls in comparison to face-to-face conversations. The findings made in a study carried out at Yale University emphasises how important it is to hold in-person communication and this is how humans naturally interact with others. ALSO READ | Brain health of those 50 and above declined rapidly during the pandemic: Study "The social systems of the human brain are more active during real live in-person encounters than on Zoom," stated neuroscientist Joy Hirsch, who is the senior author of the published paper. "Online representations of faces, at least with current technology, do not have the same 'privileged access' to social neural circuitry in the brain that is typical of the real thing,” he added. As per Hirsch and her colleagues, neuroimaging was used by most of the studies previously carried out to record brain activity amid social interactions, which involved individual people. Study recorded people's eye and brain activity during conversation In this study, the researchers carried out a comparison between how people interacted with one another in real-time. The participants included 28 healthy adults who had no vision impairments and belonged to different ages, genders, and ethnicities. Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), eye trackers and electroencephalography (EEG) were used by Hirsch and the team to carefully record the eye and brain activity of people when they were talking to each other. The results of pairs who participated in live face-to-face conversations were compared to those who used Zoom to hold video chats. No changes were made in the conversation partners and the same task was completed by each pair during the conversations. WATCH | Gravitas: How COVID-19 compromises brain function In comparison to interactions which took place on Zoom, face-to-face discussions saw an increase in signal in the brain's critical area, which is called the dorsal-parietal region. "Pupil diameters were generally larger for in-person faces than for virtual faces suggesting increased arousal for in-person faces. In addition, the magnitudes of the pupil responses were reciprocated by partners,” stated the team. "Overall, the dynamic and natural social interactions that occur spontaneously during in-person interactions appear to be less apparent or absent during Zoom encounters. This is a really robust effect,” explained Hirsch. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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