As per a recent study by a worldwide analytics organisation, Afghanistan has been declared the unhappiest country under the Taliban dictatorship in terms of physical pain, mental stress, mental disorders, poverty, unemployment, and wrath.

The survey results pointed out that Afghans' emotional states reflected the instability and uncertainty since the terrorist group seized power in the South Asian country after the US withdrew its troops.

According to Gallup's Negative Experience Index, a total of 8 percent of Afghans are concerned and disturbed, 74 per cent are experiencing mental strain due to unemployment and poverty, and 61 per cent are classified as sad.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/taliban-to-revise-media-laws-change-could-worsen-conditions-for-press-514112">Also read |&nbsp;Taliban to revise media laws, change could worsen conditions for press</a>

In addition to this, a study done in August-September 2021 published by Khaama Press showed that 53 per cent of Afghans wanted to leave the country.&nbsp;

The initial two months of the Taliban takeover in August 2021 were difficult for the citizens.

The UN agency for humanitarian affairs expressed worry over the situation, noting that 25 million people in the country experience crippling human rights violations.&nbsp;

The World Food Programme (WFP) and the United Nations Office for Coordination Affairs (UNOCHA) were worried about the growing food insecurity and poverty in Afghanistan.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/even-as-it-struggles-for-recognition-taliban-claims-nations-behave-with-us-like-an-official-government-513910">Also read |&nbsp;Even as it struggles for recognition, Taliban claims nations 'behave with us like an official government'</a>

Abdul Naseer, a political analyst, said, "A nation cannot reach prosperity until poverty and unemployment are eradicated, so the way that can end poverty and unemployment is strengthening the private sector, attracting investment, and creating employment in the country," ANI reported.

An extraordinary national economic, financial, and humanitarian crisis has aggravated the human rights situation after the Taliban takeover last year. The group has destroyed the framework for combating gender-based violence, putting obstacles to women's healthcare, and attacking women's rights protesters.

Nearly 59 per cent of the population currently requires humanitarian aid, an increase of 6 million people since the beginning of the year 2021, the UNAMA reported.

(With inputs from agencies)

As per a recent study by a worldwide analytics organisation, Afghanistan has been declared the unhappiest country under the Taliban dictatorship in terms of physical pain, mental stress, mental disorders, poverty, unemployment, and wrath.

As per a recent study by a worldwide analytics organisation, Afghanistan has been declared the unhappiest country under the Taliban dictatorship in terms of physical pain, mental stress, mental disorders, poverty, unemployment, and wrath. The survey results pointed out that Afghans' emotional states reflected the instability and uncertainty since the terrorist group seized power in the South Asian country after the US withdrew its troops. According to Gallup's Negative Experience Index, a total of 8 percent of Afghans are concerned and disturbed, 74 per cent are experiencing mental strain due to unemployment and poverty, and 61 per cent are classified as sad. Also read | Taliban to revise media laws, change could worsen conditions for press In addition to this, a study done in August-September 2021 published by Khaama Press showed that 53 per cent of Afghans wanted to leave the country. The initial two months of the Taliban takeover in August 2021 were difficult for the citizens. The UN agency for humanitarian affairs expressed worry over the situation, noting that 25 million people in the country experience crippling human rights violations. The World Food Programme (WFP) and the United Nations Office for Coordination Affairs (UNOCHA) were worried about the growing food insecurity and poverty in Afghanistan. Also read | Even as it struggles for recognition, Taliban claims nations 'behave with us like an official government' Abdul Naseer, a political analyst, said, "A nation cannot reach prosperity until poverty and unemployment are eradicated, so the way that can end poverty and unemployment is strengthening the private sector, attracting investment, and creating employment in the country," ANI reported. An extraordinary national economic, financial, and humanitarian crisis has aggravated the human rights situation after the Taliban takeover last year. The group has destroyed the framework for combating gender-based violence, putting obstacles to women's healthcare, and attacking women's rights protesters. Nearly 59 per cent of the population currently requires humanitarian aid, an increase of 6 million people since the beginning of the year 2021, the UNAMA reported. (With inputs from agencies)

Afghanistan: The unhappiest nation under the Taliban dictatorship, says report

An attack this week on a town in a violent region bordering Burkina Faso and Niger by members of an Islamic State offshoot in Mali killed nearly 30 civilians, a coalition of pro-government militia reported on Friday (September 10).

The Gao region has been a hotspot for jihadist and militia violence, as per the coalition, also known as Platform, which said that several hundred militants attacked its fighters and forced them to flee on Tuesday, earlier this week.

The killing of women and children who had been starving for two days in the town was discovered when reinforcements sent by the platform arrived.

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It claimed the incident elicited no immediate claims of responsibility.

The platform, in an online statement, said that the militants killed three of its fighters and robbed stores, and burnt food supplies in addition to targeting the locals, Reuters reported.

Since 2012, when Islamists seized control of a Tuareg ethnic revolt in the north, Mali has experienced turmoil. The Islamists have expanded over the Sahl region of West Africa, displacing more than two million people from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, killing over a thousand people.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/mali-over-130-civilians-killed-by-suspected-jihadists-490243">Also read |&nbsp;Mali: Over 130 civilians killed by suspected jihadists</a>

The month of March this year saw concern by the United Nations about the deteriorating security situation in central Mali. The peacekeeping forces in Mali reported the deaths of hundreds of its people in a wave of strikes by the Islamic State Group.

For months, conflicts between jihadist groups as well as jihadists and other armed groups have devasted several regions of Gao and Menaka.

(With inputs from agencies)

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An attack this week on a town in a violent region bordering Burkina Faso and Niger by members of an Islamic State offshoot in Mali killed nearly 30 civilians, a coalition of pro-government militia reported on Friday (September 10).

An attack this week on a town in a violent region bordering Burkina Faso and Niger by members of an Islamic State offshoot in Mali killed nearly 30 civilians, a coalition of pro-government militia reported on Friday (September 10). The Gao region has been a hotspot for jihadist and militia violence, as per the coalition, also known as Platform, which said that several hundred militants attacked its fighters and forced them to flee on Tuesday, earlier this week. The killing of women and children who had been starving for two days in the town was discovered when reinforcements sent by the platform arrived. Also read | Mali accuses France of arming Islamic terrorists seeking to destabilise nation It claimed the incident elicited no immediate claims of responsibility. The platform, in an online statement, said that the militants killed three of its fighters and robbed stores, and burnt food supplies in addition to targeting the locals, Reuters reported. Since 2012, when Islamists seized control of a Tuareg ethnic revolt in the north, Mali has experienced turmoil. The Islamists have expanded over the Sahl region of West Africa, displacing more than two million people from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, killing over a thousand people. Also read | Mali: Over 130 civilians killed by suspected jihadists The month of March this year saw concern by the United Nations about the deteriorating security situation in central Mali. The peacekeeping forces in Mali reported the deaths of hundreds of its people in a wave of strikes by the Islamic State Group. For months, conflicts between jihadist groups as well as jihadists and other armed groups have devasted several regions of Gao and Menaka. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Attack in Mali by Islamic State groups claims lives of nearly 30 people

Suicide, a self-inflicted death people commit to escape from reality. Suicide has become so common nowadays.

Day by day, the number of suicide cases is rising. Suicide has now become a public health issue, having a significant effect on people.

For every suicide, 25 individuals make an attempt, and many more experience suicidal thoughts.

To lower this, it is important to increase awareness about it, remove the stigma around it, regularly check on your loved ones and promote informed actions.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/is-long-covid-linked-to-suicide-scientists-warn-of-a-hidden-crisis-514126">Also read |&nbsp;Is long Covid linked to suicide? Scientists warn of a hidden crisis</a>

Every year, September 10 is observed as World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD). It was established in 2003 by the World Health Organisation along with the International Association for Suicide Prevention.&nbsp;

The main objective of this day is to increase global awareness of the issue of suicide. This can be done by enhancing skills and spreading encouraging and educational messages to the public and promoting open dialogue on mental health and its importance.&nbsp; 
Some of us require a little more assistance.

Significance:

An estimated 703,000 people commit suicide every year, or at least one in every 45 seconds. Horrifying, isn't it? But it's the truth.

As per WHO figures, nearly 108 million people are deeply impacted by suicidal behaviour, with up to 135 people experiencing intense grief for every suicide or being negatively affected in some other way.&nbsp;

Theme:

The three-year theme for World Suicide Prevention Day (2021–2023) is "Creating hope through action."

The theme attempts to instill hope and brightness in all of us by serving as a reminder that there are alternatives to suicide.&nbsp;

The theme aims to show people feeling suicidal that through our actions we can show them there is hope. We care for them, we'll help them, just don't give up.&nbsp;

It is essential for nations to make suicide prevention a top priority for public health and mental health care.

Another major reason for mental stress is COVID-19. The coronavirus has left a huge impact since some have had long-lasting infections. According to the WHO, long Covid is difficult to diagnose medical illness with over 200 symptoms.&nbsp;

Individuals have mentioned neurological effects, such as low concentration levels or difficulty thinking, when it comes to long Covid. The symptoms, the virus brings include depression, headaches, sleep issues, and dizziness which to an extent stresses people.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-man-leaves-77-page-suicide-note-details-how-he-killed-his-mother-513381">Also read |&nbsp;Delhi man leaves 77-page suicide note, details how he killed his mother</a>

To prevent this, we must know how to identify when someone is suicidal. The following are the symptoms to know when someone is suicidal:

When an individual has a mental condition like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, etc., or an individual affected by stressful circumstances for a long period of time, someone dealing with substance abuse, has endured trauma or violence in childhood, or past suicide attempts,

It is very important these days to check on your loved ones. And it's also important for everyone to express themselves, and their problems, if not to someone you know, consult a counselor, just don't give up. There's hope, you just need to take that one step, that one action! Know that you are not alone.

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Suicide, a self-inflicted death people commit to escape from reality. Suicide has become so common nowadays. Day by day, the number of suicide cases is rising. Suicide has now become a public health issue, having a significant effect on people.

Suicide, a self-inflicted death people commit to escape from reality. Suicide has become so common nowadays. Day by day, the number of suicide cases is rising. Suicide has now become a public health issue, having a significant effect on people. For every suicide, 25 individuals make an attempt, and many more experience suicidal thoughts. To lower this, it is important to increase awareness about it, remove the stigma around it, regularly check on your loved ones and promote informed actions. Also read | Is long Covid linked to suicide? Scientists warn of a hidden crisis Every year, September 10 is observed as World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD). It was established in 2003 by the World Health Organisation along with the International Association for Suicide Prevention. The main objective of this day is to increase global awareness of the issue of suicide. This can be done by enhancing skills and spreading encouraging and educational messages to the public and promoting open dialogue on mental health and its importance. Some of us require a little more assistance. Significance: An estimated 703,000 people commit suicide every year, or at least one in every 45 seconds. Horrifying, isn't it? But it's the truth. As per WHO figures, nearly 108 million people are deeply impacted by suicidal behaviour, with up to 135 people experiencing intense grief for every suicide or being negatively affected in some other way. Theme: The three-year theme for World Suicide Prevention Day (2021–2023) is "Creating hope through action." The theme attempts to instill hope and brightness in all of us by serving as a reminder that there are alternatives to suicide. The theme aims to show people feeling suicidal that through our actions we can show them there is hope. We care for them, we'll help them, just don't give up. It is essential for nations to make suicide prevention a top priority for public health and mental health care. Another major reason for mental stress is COVID-19. The coronavirus has left a huge impact since some have had long-lasting infections. According to the WHO, long Covid is difficult to diagnose medical illness with over 200 symptoms. Individuals have mentioned neurological effects, such as low concentration levels or difficulty thinking, when it comes to long Covid. The symptoms, the virus brings include depression, headaches, sleep issues, and dizziness which to an extent stresses people. Also read | Delhi man leaves 77-page suicide note, details how he killed his mother To prevent this, we must know how to identify when someone is suicidal. The following are the symptoms to know when someone is suicidal: When an individual has a mental condition like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, etc., or an individual affected by stressful circumstances for a long period of time, someone dealing with substance abuse, has endured trauma or violence in childhood, or past suicide attempts, It is very important these days to check on your loved ones. And it's also important for everyone to express themselves, and their problems, if not to someone you know, consult a counselor, just don't give up. There's hope, you just need to take that one step, that one action! Know that you are not alone. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

World Suicide Prevention 2022: Theme, Significance, and everything you need to know 

Beijing's 17 aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, according to the Taiwanese defence ministry. In sports news, BBCI president Sourav Ganguly have his fans an insight into Virat Kohli's athletic ability and prospects on the field. In entertainment news,&nbsp;The Princess of Wales has a new name: Kate Middleton.

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In addition to its regular military incursions into nearby waters and airspace, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen said that China is conducting “cognitive warfare” by spreading misinformation.

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This permission comes after the university appealed to the court for an expedited ruling after a New York judge ordered the university to permit the Pride Alliance to form a student group, allowing them access to all services and facilities in the institute.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-nuclear-deal-european-powers-express-doubts-over-irans-sincerity-in-seeking-agreement-514935">Nuclear deal: European powers express doubts over Iran's sincerity and commitment</a>

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Warning that Tehran's position jeopardises prospects of restoring the 2015 accord, European powers on Saturday raised "serious doubts" over Iran's sincerity in seeking a nuclear agreement.

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Karambir Kang, the general manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 attack occurred, urged all international communities to take action against terrorism and seek justice for the victims.

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North Korea marked the 74th anniversary of its foundation with a grand celebration in Pyongyang with air shows and paratroopers, all in the presence of its leader Kim Jong-Un, who praised the country's military progress.&nbsp;

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The Times has reported that Queen Elizabeth II's will and her wealth will remain a secret following her death.

“The primary reason and purpose of sealing royal wills are to protect the privacy of the sovereign,” the monarchy's lawyers had told the court during a legal battle over Princess Margaret’s will.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pm-modi-russian-president-putin-chinese-president-xi-to-attend-sco-samarkand-summit-uzbekistan-514959">PM Modi, Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi to attend SCO Samarkand summit: Uzbekistan</a>

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All the eight leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, or SCO, will be attending the summit next week in person in Uzbekistan's cultural capital&nbsp;Samarkand.&nbsp;

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Ganguly waxed lyrical about Kohli in a recently surfaced video on YouTube. He admitted that even&nbsp;though they had competed on the field in&nbsp;different generations, Kohli had the makings of surpassing Ganguly owing to his unique set of skills.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/kate-middleton-is-the-new-princess-of-wales-after-princess-diana-514927">Kate Middleton is the new Princess of Wales after Princess Diana</a>

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Kate Middleton is the new Princess of Wales. After Queen Elizabeth passed&nbsp;away on September 8, everyone in the royal family has been assigned new duties and responsibilities. Soon after Queen's death, her eldest son Prince Charles was announced as&nbsp;the new King of Britain.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-dc-comics-has-finally-revealed-the-jokers-real-name-514969">DC Comics has finally revealed the Joker's real name</a>

<img src="https://cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/styles/story_page/public/2022/09/10/294722-killing-joke.jpeg" />

The ongoing Flashpoint Beyond storyline featured an alternate storyline in which Bruce Wayne's father Thomas became Batman and is facing his own wife Martha, who became the Joker, and Bruce Wayne was murdered, which incidentally led to Martha losing her sanity.

Beijing's 17 aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, according to the Taiwanese defence ministry. In sports news, BBCI president Sourav Ganguly have his fans an insight into Virat Kohli's athletic ability and prospects on the field.

Beijing's 17 aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, according to the Taiwanese defence ministry. In sports news, BBCI president Sourav Ganguly have his fans an insight into Virat Kohli's athletic ability and prospects on the field. In entertainment news, The Princess of Wales has a new name: Kate Middleton. Click on the headlines to read more: Taiwan-China conflict: Taipei says Beijing's 17 aircrafts crossed Taiwan Strait median line In addition to its regular military incursions into nearby waters and airspace, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen said that China is conducting “cognitive warfare” by spreading misinformation. US Supreme Court permits Jewish university to temporarily deny recognition to LGBTQ students This permission comes after the university appealed to the court for an expedited ruling after a New York judge ordered the university to permit the Pride Alliance to form a student group, allowing them access to all services and facilities in the institute. Nuclear deal: European powers express doubts over Iran's sincerity and commitment Warning that Tehran's position jeopardises prospects of restoring the 2015 accord, European powers on Saturday raised "serious doubts" over Iran's sincerity in seeking a nuclear agreement. 'I lost everything': Recounting bitter memories of 26/11, Karambir Kang urges for action to combat terrorism Karambir Kang, the general manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 attack occurred, urged all international communities to take action against terrorism and seek justice for the victims. In pics | North Korea celebrates its 74th founding ceremony North Korea marked the 74th anniversary of its foundation with a grand celebration in Pyongyang with air shows and paratroopers, all in the presence of its leader Kim Jong-Un, who praised the country's military progress. Queen Elizabeth II's will, her wealth and bequest to remain secret: Report The Times has reported that Queen Elizabeth II's will and her wealth will remain a secret following her death. “The primary reason and purpose of sealing royal wills are to protect the privacy of the sovereign,” the monarchy's lawyers had told the court during a legal battle over Princess Margaret’s will. PM Modi, Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi to attend SCO Samarkand summit: Uzbekistan All the eight leaders of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, or SCO, will be attending the summit next week in person in Uzbekistan's cultural capital Samarkand. ‘He is more skilful’- Sourav Ganguly rates Virat Kohli higher than himself Ganguly waxed lyrical about Kohli in a recently surfaced video on YouTube. He admitted that even though they had competed on the field in different generations, Kohli had the makings of surpassing Ganguly owing to his unique set of skills. Kate Middleton is the new Princess of Wales after Princess Diana Kate Middleton is the new Princess of Wales. After Queen Elizabeth passed away on September 8, everyone in the royal family has been assigned new duties and responsibilities. Soon after Queen's death, her eldest son Prince Charles was announced as the new King of Britain. DC Comics has finally revealed the Joker's real name The ongoing Flashpoint Beyond storyline featured an alternate storyline in which Bruce Wayne's father Thomas became Batman and is facing his own wife Martha, who became the Joker, and Bruce Wayne was murdered, which incidentally led to Martha losing her sanity.

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The key to maintaining physical fitness is to live a healthy lifestyle. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, self-care, and good sleeping patterns too helps.

However, if you are trying to achieve all of this while trying to lose weight, there are several websites with tips to help you reduce quickly. But it is important to lose weight in a healthy way. Choosing healthy food and appropriate mealtimes can significantly affect how much weight you lose. This has become one of the most popular diet tips in recent years.&nbsp;

It has been advised to eat a substantial meal first thing in the morning and to keep subsequent meals on the smaller side if you wish to lose weight. The logic behind this is that all body cells function on the same 24-hour cycle as humans, regulating the majority of our biological processes, including metabolism.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/more-than-quarter-healthy-teenagers-are-on-diet-to-lose-weight-says-study-498819">Also read |&nbsp;More than quarter healthy teenagers are on diet to lose weight, says study</a>

Scientists recently suggested that our digestion changes throughout the day as a result of our metabolic rate. This study is known as chrono-nutrition.&nbsp;

According to two studies published in 2013, eating more calories in the morning and fewer at night is beneficial for weight loss. However, to contradict this, a recent study found that the proportion of breakfast and dinner affects self-reported appetite and doesn't affect weight loss and metabolism.&nbsp;

The study was conducted by researchers from the Universities of Aberdeen and Surrey on healthy, overweight participants to examine the link between breakfast and dinner and how it affects appetite.

The researchers, keeping the lunch the same, either gave a heavy breakfast and a light dinner or vice versa, to keep track of how many calories the research participants were ingesting and assess metabolism.&nbsp;

The researchers anticipated that a large breakfast and a light dinner would enhance calorie burn and increase weight loss, but the research showed distinctions between the two meal patterns in terms of body weight. Additionally, there were no variations in the average daily levels of lipids, insulin, or blood sugar.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-expert-talks-about-plant-based-diets-and-why-they-are-beneficial-for-us-502915">Also read |&nbsp;Expert talks about plant-based diets and why they are beneficial for us</a>

The research suggests that processing calories differently in the morning compared to the evening does not affect weight loss in the way it has been suggested in the studies.

Although consuming a heavy breakfast, it was noticed that participants were feeling less hungry. This might act as an advantage as it makes it easier to curb their appetite and eat fewer calories.

Additionally, there is growing evidence that meal time can have a significant impact on many people's health. However, new research suggests that the timing of your largest meal may not be as important in weight loss as previously thought.&nbsp;

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The key to maintaining physical fitness is to live a healthy lifestyle. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, self-care, and good sleeping patterns too helps. However, if you are trying to achieve all of this while trying to lose weight, there are several websites with tips to help you reduce quickly.

The key to maintaining physical fitness is to live a healthy lifestyle. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, self-care, and good sleeping patterns too helps. However, if you are trying to achieve all of this while trying to lose weight, there are several websites with tips to help you reduce quickly. But it is important to lose weight in a healthy way. Choosing healthy food and appropriate mealtimes can significantly affect how much weight you lose. This has become one of the most popular diet tips in recent years. It has been advised to eat a substantial meal first thing in the morning and to keep subsequent meals on the smaller side if you wish to lose weight. The logic behind this is that all body cells function on the same 24-hour cycle as humans, regulating the majority of our biological processes, including metabolism. Also read | More than quarter healthy teenagers are on diet to lose weight, says study Scientists recently suggested that our digestion changes throughout the day as a result of our metabolic rate. This study is known as chrono-nutrition. According to two studies published in 2013, eating more calories in the morning and fewer at night is beneficial for weight loss. However, to contradict this, a recent study found that the proportion of breakfast and dinner affects self-reported appetite and doesn't affect weight loss and metabolism. The study was conducted by researchers from the Universities of Aberdeen and Surrey on healthy, overweight participants to examine the link between breakfast and dinner and how it affects appetite. The researchers, keeping the lunch the same, either gave a heavy breakfast and a light dinner or vice versa, to keep track of how many calories the research participants were ingesting and assess metabolism. The researchers anticipated that a large breakfast and a light dinner would enhance calorie burn and increase weight loss, but the research showed distinctions between the two meal patterns in terms of body weight. Additionally, there were no variations in the average daily levels of lipids, insulin, or blood sugar. Also read | Expert talks about plant-based diets and why they are beneficial for us The research suggests that processing calories differently in the morning compared to the evening does not affect weight loss in the way it has been suggested in the studies. Although consuming a heavy breakfast, it was noticed that participants were feeling less hungry. This might act as an advantage as it makes it easier to curb their appetite and eat fewer calories. Additionally, there is growing evidence that meal time can have a significant impact on many people's health. However, new research suggests that the timing of your largest meal may not be as important in weight loss as previously thought. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Study reveals timing of your largest meal has little effect on weight loss

Karambir Kang, the general manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 attack occurred, urged all international communities to take action against terrorism and seek justice for the victims.

Kang, during his speech at the first UN Global Congress of Terrorism Victims, shared his bitter memories, including losing his family. He further said that the entire world witnessed the horrific incident that continued for over three days and nights and over 34 lives were lost. Adding to this, he further mentioned how bravely his staff members, armed with courage, stood strong without any weapons against the attackers. While many lives were lost, the colleagues managed to save thousands of lives that night.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/2611-mumbai-terror-attack-mastermind-once-declared-dead-jailed-for-15-years-in-pakistan-491539">Also read |&nbsp;26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind, once declared dead, jailed for 15 years in Pakistan</a>

In great sorrow, Kang mentioned his family. He said, "My wife and two young sons could not escape and perished during the attack, I lost everything," ANI reported.&nbsp;

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Kang continued that the firm and staff gathered global honours and spent nearly 14 long years seeking justice.

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In his closing remarks, Kang&nbsp;said, "Today I call upon the international community to work together to seek justice nationally and across borders, as our own act of defiance to the terrorism, we opened the hotel which was totally destroyed in 21 days." Further adding, "Member states must join us and defiance and ensure that there are no safe harbours for terrorists so that these heinous crimes are not given space to take root," ANI reported.

The UN Global Congress of Victims of Terrorism was convened under the patronage of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at the New York headquarters on September 8 and 9, 2022 to pay tribute to all the victims of terror, including the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack.

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Karambir Kang, the general manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 attack occurred, urged all international communities to take action against terrorism and seek justice for the victims.

Karambir Kang, the general manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 attack occurred, urged all international communities to take action against terrorism and seek justice for the victims. Kang, during his speech at the first UN Global Congress of Terrorism Victims, shared his bitter memories, including losing his family. He further said that the entire world witnessed the horrific incident that continued for over three days and nights and over 34 lives were lost. Adding to this, he further mentioned how bravely his staff members, armed with courage, stood strong without any weapons against the attackers. While many lives were lost, the colleagues managed to save thousands of lives that night. Also read | 26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind, once declared dead, jailed for 15 years in Pakistan In great sorrow, Kang mentioned his family. He said, "My wife and two young sons could not escape and perished during the attack, I lost everything," ANI reported. Karambir Kang was the General Manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai when the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks occurred. His remarks at the "Call to Action" yesterday at the opening of the 1st Global Congress of #VictimsofTerrorism at the UN, New York. pic.twitter.com/rd9lsJgYYQ — Ruchira Kamboj (@ruchirakamboj) September 9, 2022 × Kang continued that the firm and staff gathered global honours and spent nearly 14 long years seeking justice. Also read | In joint statement, Quad condemns terrorist attacks, including 26/11 Mumbai and Pathankot attacks In his closing remarks, Kang said, "Today I call upon the international community to work together to seek justice nationally and across borders, as our own act of defiance to the terrorism, we opened the hotel which was totally destroyed in 21 days." Further adding, "Member states must join us and defiance and ensure that there are no safe harbours for terrorists so that these heinous crimes are not given space to take root," ANI reported. The UN Global Congress of Victims of Terrorism was convened under the patronage of UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at the New York headquarters on September 8 and 9, 2022 to pay tribute to all the victims of terror, including the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

'I lost everything': Recounting bitter memories of 26/11, Karambir Kang urges for action to combat terrorism

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An Orthodox Jewish university in New York was given temporary permission by the US Supreme Court to deny official recognition to an LGBTQ student group on Friday (September 9).

This permission comes after the university appealed to the court for an expedited ruling after a New York judge ordered the university to permit the Pride Alliance to form a student group, allowing them access to all services and facilities in the institute.

The university, in a statement, said, "As a deeply religious Jewish university, Yeshiva cannot comply with that order because doing so would violate its sincere religious beliefs about how to form its undergraduate students in Torah values," AFP reported.

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In response to this statement, the Pride Group argued that the university also teaches various subjects other than religion and also has non-Jewish students. The group&nbsp;further added, "It may not deny certain students access to the non-religious resources it offers the entire student community on the basis of sexual orientation," AFP reported.

The group was formed in 2018 to hold meetings, organise lectures and participate in activities, and applied for its official recognition as a student group.

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The university, which was founded more than 100 years ago to promote Judaism, also offers varying degrees in fields that are not related to religion, like biology and accounting.

The Supreme Court suspended the judge's ruling with a 6-3 consecutive majority after the university's request. The court did not specify any reasoning or votes cast, as the decision was declared in emergency cases.

The US Supreme Court has made some favourable decisions for the LGBTQ&nbsp;community in recent months.

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An Orthodox Jewish university in New York was given temporary permission by the US Supreme Court to deny official recognition to an LGBTQ student group on Friday (September 9).

An Orthodox Jewish university in New York was given temporary permission by the US Supreme Court to deny official recognition to an LGBTQ student group on Friday (September 9). This permission comes after the university appealed to the court for an expedited ruling after a New York judge ordered the university to permit the Pride Alliance to form a student group, allowing them access to all services and facilities in the institute. The university, in a statement, said, "As a deeply religious Jewish university, Yeshiva cannot comply with that order because doing so would violate its sincere religious beliefs about how to form its undergraduate students in Torah values," AFP reported. Also read | Twitter failed to curb monkeypox hate speech aimed at LGBTQ community, says study In response to this statement, the Pride Group argued that the university also teaches various subjects other than religion and also has non-Jewish students. The group further added, "It may not deny certain students access to the non-religious resources it offers the entire student community on the basis of sexual orientation," AFP reported. The group was formed in 2018 to hold meetings, organise lectures and participate in activities, and applied for its official recognition as a student group. Also read | From marriage to death penalty: LGBTQIA rights across the globe The university, which was founded more than 100 years ago to promote Judaism, also offers varying degrees in fields that are not related to religion, like biology and accounting. The Supreme Court suspended the judge's ruling with a 6-3 consecutive majority after the university's request. The court did not specify any reasoning or votes cast, as the decision was declared in emergency cases. The US Supreme Court has made some favourable decisions for the LGBTQ community in recent months. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The second and final suspect in the Canada stabbing spree died shortly after his arrest due to self-inflicted wounds, as per reports. In other news, a judge in the US ruled that Tesla CEO Elon Musk can now use the whistleblower's claims in his legal dispute with Twitter. Finally, the US has accused Moscow of committing a war crime by forcibly deporting Ukrainians to Russia. It stated that, as per the information, Russian officials are in charge of the alleged filtration operation.

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"Myles Sanderson was located and taken into police custody near Rosthern, Saskatchewan, at approximately 3.30 pm today (Wednesday)," Saskatchewan police said in a statement.

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However, Musk cannot delay the trial over his attempt to walk away from his $44 billion deal for the social media giant. After this, the shares of Twitter rose about 4 per cent&nbsp;in early Wednesday trading to $40.15.&nbsp;

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"These operations aim to identify individuals Russia deems insufficiently compliant or compatible to its control," US Ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, told the UN Security Council.

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The second and final suspect in the Canada stabbing spree died shortly after his arrest due to self-inflicted wounds, as per reports. In other news, a judge in the US ruled that Tesla CEO Elon Musk can now use the whistleblower's claims in his legal dispute with Twitter.

The second and final suspect in the Canada stabbing spree died shortly after his arrest due to self-inflicted wounds, as per reports. In other news, a judge in the US ruled that Tesla CEO Elon Musk can now use the whistleblower's claims in his legal dispute with Twitter. Finally, the US has accused Moscow of committing a war crime by forcibly deporting Ukrainians to Russia. It stated that, as per the information, Russian officials are in charge of the alleged filtration operation. Click on the headlines to read more: Final suspect in Canadian stabbing spree dies of self-inflicted injuries: Report "Myles Sanderson was located and taken into police custody near Rosthern, Saskatchewan, at approximately 3.30 pm today (Wednesday)," Saskatchewan police said in a statement. US judge says Elon Musk can use whistleblower claims, but rejects delaying Twitter trial However, Musk cannot delay the trial over his attempt to walk away from his $44 billion deal for the social media giant. After this, the shares of Twitter rose about 4 per cent in early Wednesday trading to $40.15. US accuses Russia of war crimes, says it is forcibly deporting Ukrainians "These operations aim to identify individuals Russia deems insufficiently compliant or compatible to its control," US Ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, told the UN Security Council. Watch | Gravitas: iPhone 14: Same technology, higher price tag? Watch | Shanghai cooperation organisation meet: China looks at new rail connection to Europe

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Yet another city in China has extended its lockdown. Chengdu's extended its lockdown in the majority of districts on Thursday, in an effort to stop the spread of the COVID-19 cases in the 21.2 million populous capital.&nbsp;

Local authorities reported 116 new Covid cases, down from 121 the day before. Among the recorded cases, 57 had symptoms and 59 did not, Reuters reported.&nbsp;

As instances increased in various districts last week, the city was shut down, allowing the authorities to finish another round of mass testing.&nbsp;

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According to Chengdu's authorities, the lockdown was anticipated to be lifted on Wednesday (September 7), but local government officials stated extreme caution, stating that the threat of social spread still exists.

Not specifying when the lockdown will be lifted, the authorities in the southwestern Chinese province announced late on Wednesday that residents will undergo daily covid tests.&nbsp;

On September 9 and 11, a number of district residents who were let out of a complete lockdown would take part in massive Cocid testing.

Last week, the Shuangliu Airport in Chengdu had to cancel nearly 90 per cent of the scheduled flights.&nbsp;

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China, this year has been fighting to suppress the extremely contagious Omircorn Variant, placing cities under varying levels of lockdown to halt its spread.&nbsp;

Shanghai, one of the well-known cities to be impacted by China's "dynamic zero-Covid policy" aiming to eradicate infections, was shut down for two months in April and May in 2022.&nbsp;

The Covid restrictions, which are keeping tens of millions of people under lockdown, were expanded by authorities advising residents to avoid unnecessary trips for the impending holiday long weekend.&nbsp;

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Yet another city in China has extended its lockdown. Chengdu's extended its lockdown in the majority of districts on Thursday, in an effort to stop the spread of the COVID-19 cases in the 21.

Yet another city in China has extended its lockdown. Chengdu's extended its lockdown in the majority of districts on Thursday, in an effort to stop the spread of the COVID-19 cases in the 21.2 million populous capital. Local authorities reported 116 new Covid cases, down from 121 the day before. Among the recorded cases, 57 had symptoms and 59 did not, Reuters reported. As instances increased in various districts last week, the city was shut down, allowing the authorities to finish another round of mass testing. Also read | China clears roads to earthquake epicentre, death toll rises to 74 According to Chengdu's authorities, the lockdown was anticipated to be lifted on Wednesday (September 7), but local government officials stated extreme caution, stating that the threat of social spread still exists. Not specifying when the lockdown will be lifted, the authorities in the southwestern Chinese province announced late on Wednesday that residents will undergo daily covid tests. On September 9 and 11, a number of district residents who were let out of a complete lockdown would take part in massive Cocid testing. Last week, the Shuangliu Airport in Chengdu had to cancel nearly 90 per cent of the scheduled flights. Also read | Scientists create app that can detect Covid using people’s voices China, this year has been fighting to suppress the extremely contagious Omircorn Variant, placing cities under varying levels of lockdown to halt its spread. Shanghai, one of the well-known cities to be impacted by China's "dynamic zero-Covid policy" aiming to eradicate infections, was shut down for two months in April and May in 2022. The Covid restrictions, which are keeping tens of millions of people under lockdown, were expanded by authorities advising residents to avoid unnecessary trips for the impending holiday long weekend. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

COVID-19: Chengdu extends its lockdown as virus spreads 

A fire in southern Vietnam tore through a karaoke bar on September 6, claiming the lives of 32&nbsp;people and injuring nearly 11. The fire blew up the building’s second and third floors. The death toll, initially at 23, rose to 32&nbsp;with 17 men and 15 women killed.&nbsp;

In the photos, firefighters on cranes were seen attempting to put out the fire in the bar, located in the commercial centre of Ho Chi Minh City.

State media reported that customers and staff were trapped as thick smoke filled the staircase. According to reports, many people crammed onto a balcony to escape the fire, which later grew intense as the furniture caught fire.

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Nguyen Thanh Tam, a top official of the communist party in the city, told AFP, "Rescue teams are still looking for victims at the scene. The cause of the fire has not been determined and is being investigated.

A witness living next to the building said that when the vehicles arrived at the scene, nearly 40 people were trapped inside. Many people exited through the main door, but many others collapsed from the heat and got injured.

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This blaze was the deadliest since 2018, when a fire broke out in an apartment, claiming the lives of nearly 13 people. This fire prompted an evaluation of fire safety protocols at nightclubs and bars.

Although karaoke is popular in Vietnam, concerns have been expressed regarding inadequate safety policies.

Pham Minh Chinh, the prime minister of Vietnam on Wednesday (September 7), commanded the second examination of high-risk locations, including karaoke bars.

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A fire in southern Vietnam tore through a karaoke bar on September 6, claiming the lives of 32 people and injuring nearly 11. The fire blew up the building’s second and third floors.

A fire in southern Vietnam tore through a karaoke bar on September 6, claiming the lives of 32 people and injuring nearly 11. The fire blew up the building’s second and third floors. The death toll, initially at 23, rose to 32 with 17 men and 15 women killed. In the photos, firefighters on cranes were seen attempting to put out the fire in the bar, located in the commercial centre of Ho Chi Minh City. State media reported that customers and staff were trapped as thick smoke filled the staircase. According to reports, many people crammed onto a balcony to escape the fire, which later grew intense as the furniture caught fire. Also read | Canada's worst mass killing incidents Nguyen Thanh Tam, a top official of the communist party in the city, told AFP, "Rescue teams are still looking for victims at the scene. The cause of the fire has not been determined and is being investigated. A witness living next to the building said that when the vehicles arrived at the scene, nearly 40 people were trapped inside. Many people exited through the main door, but many others collapsed from the heat and got injured. Also read | 35 civilians killed, 37 injured in IED blast in Burkina Faso This blaze was the deadliest since 2018, when a fire broke out in an apartment, claiming the lives of nearly 13 people. This fire prompted an evaluation of fire safety protocols at nightclubs and bars. Although karaoke is popular in Vietnam, concerns have been expressed regarding inadequate safety policies. Pham Minh Chinh, the prime minister of Vietnam on Wednesday (September 7), commanded the second examination of high-risk locations, including karaoke bars. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Vietnam: 32 killed, 11 severely injured in karaoke bar fire, says official

The tech giant, Apple, unveiled four new iPhone 14 models on Wednesday (September 8). The new generation of iPhones received some criticism for lacking innovation, much like in previous years.

But this year, Eve Jobs, the daughter of the late Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs, added her voice to the chorus of dissent against the new launch of the iPhone 14.

The 24-year-old posted a meme, making fun of the new iPhone 14 by claiming that the company has essentially rehashed older designs with every new generation of iPhones.

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Jobs shared a meme of a man holding up a shirt that looked exactly like the one he was already wearing. The caption read out, "Me upgrading from iPhone 13 to iPhone 14 after Apple’s announcement today," Money Control reported.

Apple was co-founded by Steve Jobs, renowned as a visionary, in 1976 in his parent's garage. When he passed away in 2011, Apple became one of the most valuable tech businesses in the world.

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Apple's supporters believe that following Steve's demise, innovation in the company slowed down.

The base model of the company's newest smartphone, the iPhone 14, costs nearly $799, while the 14 pro max costs $1,100.

The base 128GB edition of the iPhone 14 costs Rs. 79,900 ($1,002) in India. Furthermore, the customers have to pay Rs. 89,900 ($1,127) for the 1Phone 14 plus 128GB model. However, the cost of the iPhone 14 pro in India will be Rs. 1,29,900 ($1,629), while the price of the pro max will be Rs. 1,39,900 ($1,755).

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The tech giant, Apple, unveiled four new iPhone 14 models on Wednesday (September 8). The new generation of iPhones received some criticism for lacking innovation, much like in previous years.

The tech giant, Apple, unveiled four new iPhone 14 models on Wednesday (September 8). The new generation of iPhones received some criticism for lacking innovation, much like in previous years. But this year, Eve Jobs, the daughter of the late Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs, added her voice to the chorus of dissent against the new launch of the iPhone 14. The 24-year-old posted a meme, making fun of the new iPhone 14 by claiming that the company has essentially rehashed older designs with every new generation of iPhones. Also read | Why Apple's new emergency SOS via satellite service for iPhone 14 is a 'big deal' Jobs shared a meme of a man holding up a shirt that looked exactly like the one he was already wearing. The caption read out, "Me upgrading from iPhone 13 to iPhone 14 after Apple’s announcement today," Money Control reported. Apple was co-founded by Steve Jobs, renowned as a visionary, in 1976 in his parent's garage. When he passed away in 2011, Apple became one of the most valuable tech businesses in the world. Also read | Apple launches new line of smartwatches: Series 8, new SE and Ultra Apple's supporters believe that following Steve's demise, innovation in the company slowed down. The base model of the company's newest smartphone, the iPhone 14, costs nearly $799, while the 14 pro max costs $1,100. The base 128GB edition of the iPhone 14 costs Rs. 79,900 ($1,002) in India. Furthermore, the customers have to pay Rs. 89,900 ($1,127) for the 1Phone 14 plus 128GB model. However, the cost of the iPhone 14 pro in India will be Rs. 1,29,900 ($1,629), while the price of the pro max will be Rs. 1,39,900 ($1,755). (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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