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Speaker, UN Women discuss advancing gender equality and women’s political leadership

Speaker of the National Parliament Major (Retd.) Hafiz Uddin Ahmad, Bir Bikram, MP, on Wednesday held a courtesy meeting with a delegation from UN Women to discuss measures aimed at advancing women’s rights, empowerment and gender equality in Bangladesh. The UN Women delegation was led by Gitanjali Singh, Representative of UN Women in Bangladesh. Secretary …

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Private hospital in Chennai to launch affordable, multispecialty ICU

MedIndia Hospitals and Academy has announced the launch of an affordable, multispecialty intensive care unit (ICU) to cater to the needs of patients from poor economic backgrounds. The ICU is expected to begin functioning by July 15. On the sidelines of a continuing medical education (CME) programme, ‘GPS Meet 1.0’, held on Saturday, T.S. Chandrasekar, …

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New Peanut Butter Study Finds Benefits For Muscle And Brain Health

Peanut butter gets a lot of slack, but a new study suggests it’s actually good for you Peanut butter is often seen as a calorie-dense food that people should limit, especially when it comes to weight and overall health. But a new peanut butter study is challenging that assumption, suggesting it may offer benefits that …

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Uncommon achievements of differently abled athlete Shahista Begum Aarti

Worried about her future, Shahista benefited from a camp held for the selection of the 2022 blind women’s cricket team. Shahista Begum Aarti, a disabled athlete from Jalahalli in Devadurga taluk, Raichur district, has proved that disability is not a barrier to achievement when there is determination. She has become a role model for young …

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Study finds “green” air quality rating can still affect your heart health

With summer approaching, many will be looking to their weather apps for reassurance on air quality. A green dot usually tells us the air is good, or in other words, a level deemed safe by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). However, a new study from the University of Mississippi found that pollution levels well below the agency’s …

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