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Vandalur zoo upkeep dips as committee fails to meet for four years | Chennai News

Chennai: The Arignar Anna Zoological Park, once regarded as one of India’s premier zoological institutions, is grappling with a serious technical crisis as its Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) has not met for four years.Its former committee members said the absence of an expert advisory panel has led to a sharp decline in operational standards, with…

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Man booked for ransacking Chandkheda grocery shop after dispute over milk | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: A grocery shop owner in Chandkheda has alleged that a man vandalised his store and assaulted him after a dispute erupted when a customer was told that milk was out of stock.According to the FIR, complainant Khumansinh Rathod (24), who runs provision store in Vindhyachal Nagar in Chandkheda with his younger brother Mahendrasinh Rathod,…

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Tribal community diets shape unique gut bacteria, finds study | Pune News

Tribal community gut bacteria study Pune: Researchers have found that traditional diets, particularly those rich in dairy and grains in trans-Himalayan populations, were associated with distinct gut bacteria and locally adapted microbial strains. The study stressed the need for India-specific microbiome research and probiotics.The study was led by researchers from BRIC-National Centre for Cell Science…

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‘I was not fit at all’: ‘Thudakkam’ actor Vismaya Mohanlal reveals how Muay Thai changed her life | Malayalam Movie News

Thudakkam’ actor Vismaya Mohanlal reveals how Muay Thai changed her life Thudakkam’ actor Vismaya Mohanlal reveals how Muay Thai changed her life Thudakkam’ actor Vismaya Mohanlal reveals how Muay Thai changed her life Thudakkam’ actor Vismaya Mohanlal reveals how Muay Thai changed her life Thudakkam’ actor Vismaya Mohanlal reveals how Muay Thai changed her life…

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Washington teenager Lakshmi Agrawal made a jute-waste sponge for salmon-killing tyre pollution; after it removed up to 80% in lab tests, she won $75,000

Lakshmi Agrawal (Image Credit: Society for Science) An 18-year-old student from Bellevue, Washington, has turned an agricultural waste product into a promising solution for one of the Pacific Northwest’s most pressing environmental challenges. According to the Society for Science, Lakshmi Agrawal won the $75,000 Regeneron Young Scientist Award at the 2026 Regeneron International Science and…

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