A quiet pause among autumn’s fading leaves. Watching this bird perched against the pale sky reminds me that there is beauty in stillness, even as the seasons change.
@ravish_journo@bobbyramakant What’s the point of stealing votes if the alleged manipulation is so easy to spot? Gyanesh Kumar’s handling of this raises serious questions about his competence. He seems to have landed the BJP government in quite a soup. Thanks to Amit Shah for finding such a “gem”!
India’s drug regulators will be empowered to immediately suspend manufacturing licences for drugs that fail routine government quality checks, to tackle quality lapses in the country’s vast pharmaceutical industry.1
India’s drug regulators will be empowered to immediately suspend manufacturing licences for drugs that fail routine government quality checks, to tackle quality lapses in the country’s vast pharmaceutical industry
https://t.co/OVsAVlTwgZ
Government discovers a cash-for-duty network, with medical interns using WhatsApp groups to buy and sell hospital shifts and ER duties. Minister says practice runs across “almost all” govt medical colleges and hospitals
Government discovers a cash-for-duty network, with medical interns using WhatsApp groups to buy and sell hospital shifts and ER duties. Minister says practice runs across “almost all” govt medical colleges and hospitals.
Read: https://t.co/ztO8vaB2mn
Iran’s hostile rhetoric deserves condemnation. But claiming it “would use a nuke in a heartbeat” is speculation, not fact.
Nine countries possess nuclear weapons: the US, Russia, UK, France, China, India, Pakistan, North Korea and Israel. Iran is not among them, although its nuclear activities raise serious concerns.
Iran is also not alone in threatening America: North Korea has explicitly threatened a nuclear strike on the US, and Russia has issued nuclear warnings to the West. The US remains the only country to have used nuclear weapons in war, against Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.
@MechelKirbyX Why do you assume Iran would use a nuclear weapon? Several countries possess nuclear weapons, so why aren’t they viewed as threats to the world in the same way? Are you applying a double standard to justify Trump’s decision to go to war with Iran?
A memorable day at Lancaster University! UK
Today, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by BBC North West Tonight about an interesting research study on vibrating insoles, conducted by Professor Neil Reeves and his team, in which I had participated earlier.
The study explores how gentle vibrations under the feet may improve walking and balance in people with diabetes-related nerve damage. The findings are encouraging and could eventually help improve mobility and independence, particularly among older people.
It was a lovely experience reconnecting with the research team and sharing my experience as a participant.
The interview is expected to be aired on BBC North West Tonight in a few weeks. I will be happy to share the link once it is broadcast.
Meanwhile, sharing a few photographs from today’s visit! 🌷
@cuteshivi77 If the groom can dance while entering the wedding venue, why can’t the bride? What is wrong with her expressing her happiness? She is just as happy as he is and has every right to celebrate. Joy knows no gender, and we must learn to respect both equally.