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    Online complaints, free medical treatment: Key highlights of new Swadeshi system that will end 'tareekh pe tareek' era

    India has replaced its colonial-era criminal laws with three new statutes effective from July 1. The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam introduce modern provisions like Zero FIR, electronic summons, and community service. They prioritize crimes against women and children, ensuring swift justice and enhanced victim protection. However, concerns about extended police custody, vaguely defined offenses, and the removal of legal aid provisions raise questions about civil liberties. The new laws aim to reflect Indian values and streamline the justice system.

    How lifting weights thrice a week can help prevent knee pain as you age

    A recent study published in BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine highlights the benefits of heavy weightlifting for older adults, showing significant improvements in leg strength even years after training. Conducted on individuals aged 64-75, the study found that regular heavy resistance training preserved muscle function and enhanced leg strength. Experts emphasize the importance of weightlifting for mobility, independence, and overall health in seniors, while recommending tailored exercise programs and proper guidance for safety and effectiveness.

    Spot financial trends using this MS Excel tool and make advanced predictions for investing

    MS Excel helps recognise the seasonal patterns, allowing investors to make advanced predictions.

    MHA provides training, tech help for rollout of criminal laws

    The Ministry of Home Affairs in India has trained 40 lakh grassroots-level functionaries and over 5.65 lakh police, prison, forensic, judicial, and prosecution officials to prepare for the rollout of three new criminal laws, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023, and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023.

    Study finds hot and cold exposure in early life alters brain's white matter

    ​The team found that exposure to colder-than-usual temperatures during pregnancy and the first year of life, and exposure to hotter-than-usual environments from birth until three years of age were linked with more mean diffusivity at preadolescence, pointing to a slower maturation of their white matter.

    Viagra may improve brain functions, prevent dementia: Oxford Study

    Sildenafil, known as Viagra, may help prevent memory-related problems by improving cerebral blood flow and blood vessel function, reducing the risk of vascular dementia. A University of Oxford study, highlighted by Dr. Praveen Gupta and Dr. Manjari Tripathi, shows promise but requires further research. Vascular dementia, affecting 40% of India's 5.3 million dementia patients, differs from Alzheimer's disease.

    • New research links acohol consumption to increased mood instability in bipolar disorder

      ​The researchers, including those from the University of Michigan, US, wanted to understand the long-term effects of consuming alcohol on the mood and functioning of adults having bipolar disorder. The findings are published in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open.

      Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt splurge Rs 2.5 cr on brand new car!

      Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt have recently acquired a stunning new addition to their collection: a luxurious Lexus LM. This high-end vehicle, reportedly costing a hefty sum of Rs 2.5 crore, was sighted parked outside their elegant abode, Vastu. Boasting a sleek exterior design complemented by multi-spoke wheels, the car features a revamped interior suite, top-of-the-line shock absorbers, and advanced dynamic radar cruise control technology.

      Chinese scientists develop cure for diabetes, insulin patient becomes medicine-free in just 3 months

      Chinese scientists achieve diabetes cure through innovative cell therapy, detailed in Cell Discovery. Patient, treated in July 2021, no longer requires insulin after eleven weeks, and is now medication-free for 33 months. The breakthrough, praised by Timothy Kieffer, signifies a major advancement in diabetes treatment. This novel approach utilizes the body's regenerative abilities and could alleviate China's healthcare burden. Further studies are needed for validation.

      CBDT brings new update in income tax AIS; now you can check the status of correction request; Here's how it works

      Annual Information Statement (AIS): The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has updated the functionality of AIS which can be found on the compliance portal. Now after you put in a correction request, you will be able to see whether the reporting source took any action at all. CBDT says this makes the system more transparent.

      New functionality in AIS rolled out for taxpayers

      CBDT introduces AIS feature for real-time taxpayer feedback on transactions, enhancing data accuracy, compliance, and taxpayer services, covering tax deductions and financial data sources.

      Not beating about the bush-type, don

      The former US president, Donald Trump, recently proposed that if top US oil executives gave him $1 billion for his re-election campaign, he would repeal Joe Biden's environmental regulations and prevent new ones. This proposal was made in a moderate openness of a private function, rather than insinuations or winks. Trump's hyper-frank deals and appeals are seen as a perverse virtue in politics, as moral bars are often lowered to near the ankles.

      Dealing with income tax notices, intimations or letters? This new feature in ITR portal will make your life easier

      Income tax e-filing ITR portal: Two new changes were made specifically on the e-Proceedings tab of the e-filing ITR portal. The e-Proceedings tab houses all income tax notice, intimations and letters issued by the income tax department. With these changes implemented in the e-filing portal, taxpayers who have multiple tax proceedings would benefit.

      10 Best Ashwagandha Supplements in India for Optimal Health and Vitality

      Ashwagandha, revered for its myriad health benefits, has garnered attention for its ability to reduce stress, enhance cognitive function, boost energy levels, and fortify the immune system. In light of these benefits, we bring you this curated list of the best Ashwagandha supplements, carefully selected to help you incorporate these advantages into your everyday wellness regimen. By embracing Ashwagandha supplements, you embrace a holistic path towards nurturing vitality amidst the relentless pace of modern life.

      In letter to allies, Mallikarjun Kharge questions ECI's poll data and functioning

      Maintaining that "the credibility of the Election Commission of India is at an all-time low', Kharge said: "It is in public domain on how ECI, perhaps for the first time in history, delayed the release of the final voting percentages of the first and second phases of the Lok Sabha elections. Moreover, it is very concerning to learn, from various media reports, that the final registered voters' list from the third phase onwards has also not been made public. All these events create a negative perception of the Election Commission of India's operations.

      Why hiring functional heads needs special attention in today’s age

      Functional unit leaders require diverse skills like agility, credibility, emotional intelligence, and problem-solving abilities. Companies seek individuals with global leadership experience, focusing on succession planning and market positioning for external hires.

      Honkai: Star Rail Apocalyptic Shadow: All you may want to know

      HoYoverse has announced the addition of a new end-game content, Apocalyptic Shadow, to Honkai: Star Rail. This mode will bring fresh challenges and rewards, including Stellar Jades, for players. Version 2.3 will host the release, expected towards late June 2024, following the game's typical 6-week update cycle.

      Brain health is linked to diet, here's how

      Food preferences play a significant role in shaping our dietary habits. Highly palatable foods rich in sugars, fats and salts often appeal to people's taste buds

      Studying middle-aged brain can give us clues to dementia

      ​In a fascinating study, scientists from Johns Hopkins and the University of Mississippi analysed the presence of inflammatory molecules in the blood of middle-aged adults and were able to predict future cognitive change 20 years down the line

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