Business & Economy: Trump’s $4.9 trillion tax plan faces backlash from Republicans over healthcare and tax deduction reforms as the House prepares for a critical vote.

What is Trump’s ‘big beautiful’ bill that’s dividing Republicans?

Life Fun: Discover how adding just a pinch of salt to your morning smoothie can enhance natural sweetness, balance electrolytes, and improve overall flavour and hydration.

How a Pinch of Salt Can Transform Your Morning Smoothie?

The Sri Lankan government has approved the import of non-iodised salt to address ongoing supply issues, a move aimed at stabilizing the local salt market and ensuring food availability across the nation.

Sri Lankan cabinet approves import of non-iodised salt amid ongoing supply concerns

This Japanese spoon makes food taste saltier without actually adding more salt. Here's how

Is salt turning deadly for life? WHO warns against consumption of dietary sodium

Consuming too much salt can up your cancer risk by 40%, study finds

We all have our rituals to make the perfect cup of tea but here's a chemistry professor who swears that adding a pinch of salt is the way to go about it. The claim has a storm of debate in the US and the UK.

US scientists recommends adding salt to make perfect cup of tea

Beware. Even sprinkling salt on your meal may potentially give you diabetes

Cutting salt from diet can slash risk of heart problems by 20%, says study

North China's Tianjin municipality has put into operation the world's largest single-unit power station, the Huadian Tianjin Haijing photovoltaic power station. Covering an area of almost 10,000 hectares, it combines photovoltaic power generation, salt production and aquaculture. The project will improve regional power supply and bolster compound industry exploration.

China launches clean electricity project amid scorching heatwave

US Agriculture Department proposes to cut down on sugar and salt in school meals

Scientists from Princeton Engineering have created a new material using egg whites. The material can be used to purify water, removing microplastics, with a high efficiency.

WION Climate Tracker: Eggs can remove salt & microplastics from seawater?

Senegal, like other countries in the west and central Africa region, has recorded above-normal rainfall in recent weeks that has unleashed destructive floods. The deluge has breached a meters-wide gap on the banks of Senegal’s pink lake and washed away thousands of dollars worth of salt mounds gathered on the shores. The lake is one of the country’s most-visited sites and is under consideration as a 'UNESCO' world heritage site.

World of Africa: Senegal's revered pink lake breached

Do you always add extra salt to your food? A study claims that those who add more salt to their food at the table are more likely to die prematurely. What's the connection? Palki Sharma brings you the details.

Gravitas: Study links table salt to premature death

Adding salt to your meals can shorten your life span: Study

Key to study ancient life: Scientists find potentially alive 830-million-year-old microorganisms

Japanese researchers have developed chopsticks that artificially create the taste of salt, as part of efforts to reduce sodium levels

Japanese researchers develop taste-enhancing electric chopsticks

The Democrat lawmakers have vowed to block US President Joe Biden's Build Back Better bill without the tax break.

US: Democrats vow to block President Joe Biden's Build Back Better bill without the tax break

US authorities are trying to cap the amount of salt food manufacturers and restaurants put in food. Many European countries already have salt limits. Palki Sharma tells you why India too must rethink the amount of salt and sugar it is consuming.

Gravitas: FDA issues salt guidelines for processed, restaurant food

Mysterious Mars landslides may be caused by melting ice and salt under surface, similar to Earth

Too salty: Canadian officials ask residents not to let moose lick their cars

As population grows, human diet must cut down on meat, sugar, salt: Nestlé executive

Tourists can learn 500-year-old trade of salt-making in Chile

Nestle and its rivals are under pressure from a shift in consumer preferences towards healthier food and away from processed products such as instant noodles and frozen pizza

Nestle to cut more sugar and salt in its products

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