Some cold and flu syrups for young kids, like Maxtra and T-Minic, are getting a lot of attention from health experts lately. Doctors are suggesting that instead of a full-on ban, we should look for safer alternatives.
Security around Salman Khan’s pad has cranked up a notch with 24/7 police patrols and AI-enabled CCTV after some serious threats from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and a recent murder. Over 60 officers are on the watch, keeping the actor safe amid rising risks.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar is sounding the alarm about what he calls the “growing threat of demographic disorder” in India, comparing its effects to a nuclear bomb. He pointed out that political strongholds created by demographic shifts are undermining democracy and called for a united approach to protect the country’s cultural heritage.
Australia for young Indians: 1,000 new visas each year for those aged 18-30 under the ‘Working Holiday Maker Program.’ This awesome initiative, announced in New Delhi, lets you work, study, and explore Australia while soaking up the culture.
Assembly elections in Maharashtra are happening on November 20, while Jharkhand will hold its elections in two phases on November 13 and 20. The counting of votes for both states is scheduled for November 23, with plenty of voters gearing up to participate.
At the SCO Summit, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar didn’t hold back when addressing Pakistan, emphasizing that terrorism is a huge roadblock to trade and connectivity in the region. He pointed out that while everyone talks about boosting economic ties, the shadow of terrorism looms large, making it nearly impossible.
India’s car market is gearing up for major growth, with expectations of 5.7 million car sales by FY29. There’s a clear trend towards feature-packed rides, especially SUVs and electric vehicles, hinting at a bright future for the industry.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in agriculture are key to sustainable development as global food needs grow. By teaming up, public and private sectors can boost innovation, improve productivity, and secure food supplies, especially in developing countries like India.
A Karnataka High Court ruling has tossed out criminal charges against two guys for shouting “Jai Shri Ram” inside a mosque, saying it didn’t upset anyone’s religious feelings. The court stressed that for an action to be considered an offense, it needs to really disturb public order.
Gen Z in India is gearing up to be a major economic player, with their spending power projected to hit $2 trillion by 2035. Right now, they’re influencing 43% of total consumption, mainly in fashion and dining.