200 sandalwood and 300 teak trees illegally cut at Tanuvas research station nearChennai | Chennai News

CHENNAI: More than 500 commercially valuable sandalwood and teak trees have allegedly been felled and taken away from the sprawling Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (Tanuvas) research station in Kattuppakkam near Guduvanchery. This has exposed a glaring security lapse at a state-run campus.According to Tanuvas sources, the felled trees, around 200 sandalwood trees…

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Doctors welcome ban, call for better consumer awareness | Ahmedabad News

The medical fraternity has said correct labelling is among the first steps towards protecting public health Ahmedabad: Terming analogue paneer a health hazard, members of Ahmedabad’s medical fraternity welcomed the ban and urged people to be more aware. Dr Jignesh Shah, president of the Ahmedabad Medical Association (AMA), said that he welcomes Gujarat govt’s decision…

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Priyanka Chopra joins Russell Crowe in sci-fi action thriller ‘Bluefly’; actress says ‘Onto the next’ |

Priyanka Chopra, may have not yet wrapped up work on director SS Rajamouli’s ‘Varanasi’, but she has already scheduled her next!The actress, on Thursday, announced her next big venture, a sci-fi action thriller ‘Bluefly’, that will see her play a leading role opposite Russell Crowe. Sharing the update with her fans, she wrote, “Onto the…

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Quote of the day by JD Vance on ‘Limousine socialists’: ‘They’re not promising you industry, they’re not promising you good jobs, what they are promising you is…’

Quote of the day by JD Vance on ‘limousine socialists’ Vice President JD Vance recently unleashed a brutal attack on what he called ‘limousine socialists’ as he spoke against Democratic Abdul El-Sayed who won the Michigan primary. Though it is a rant against a Democrat politician, it reflected Vance’s overall thought on socialism. “They’re not…

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Scientists created the world’s whitest paint that reflects 98.1% of sunlight and it could cool buildings without air conditioning |

Keeping buildings cool has become an increasingly difficult challenge as temperatures rise and air conditioning demand continues to grow. While cooling systems provide comfort, they also consume large amounts of electricity, adding to energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. That has encouraged scientists to look for alternatives that work with nature rather than against it….

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