Shinrin-Yoku: This Japanese activity boosts immunity and lowers stress, and is backed by science |

Recent Views 15 In a world full of screens, deadlines, and artificial intelligence, the simple act of stepping into a forest can profoundly affect human health. Shinrin-Yoku, or “forest bathing” in English, is not just a spa fad; it is a science-based, traditional Japanese practice, evidence-backed therapy that has the power to enhance the immune…

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From tree losses to neglected facilities,complaints galore at Shivamuar’s outreach | Bengaluru News

Recent Views 11 Bengaluru: Deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar Sunday faced a flurry of civic complaints from local residents during his ‘Walk with Bengaluru’ event at JP Park, where the public raised concerns over tree losses, neglected facilities, and encroachments in nearby areas.Many walkers said the park has lost much of its greenery. “We come…

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WHO flags risk of exporting contaminated syrups through unregulated channels | Bengaluru News

Recent Views 13 Bengaluru: Following child deaths in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan linked to the use of cough syrups, World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned of the potential risk of contaminated products being exported to other countries, especially through unregulated channels.In response to WHO’s letter on Oct 1, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation confirmed…

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Extended classes push academic calendar back to Covid-era disruption | Mangaluru News

Recent Views 12 Mangaluru: The state govt’s decision to extend undergraduate classes by a month across the state, in response to the delay in appointing guest faculty at Govt First Grade Colleges (GFGCs), has severely disrupted the academic calendar and undone efforts to stabilise university schedules post-Covid-19.State universities such as Mangalore University (MU) had meticulously…

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US Education Department lays off 20% of staff: How will this affect the future of student support?

Recent Views 14 Education Department cuts 20% of staff amid shutdown, risking student support. (AP Photo) The US Department of Education has laid off over 460 employees, cutting roughly 20% of its workforce amid the ongoing government shutdown. The move comes as the department struggles to maintain services after earlier rounds of staff reductions and…

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