This everyday food could be raising your pancreatic cancer risk and affecting your health |

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive and hard-to-detect cancers, often diagnosed at an advanced stage. While no single food directly causes this disease, research suggests that diet may influence the risk, particularly when it comes to red and processed meats. Regular consumption of burgers, bacon, deli meats, and other processed products may expose…

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IND vs SA: After Guwahati heroics, Senuran Muthusamy recalls 2019 India tour: ‘Felt as if I’d never play Test cricket again’ | Cricket News

South Africa’s Senuran Muthusamy at the Test match between India and South Africa. (Image: AP Photo/Anupam Nath) South African all-rounder Senuran Muthusamy, who had a disappointing debut in India in 2019, made a remarkable comeback by scoring a crucial 109 runs against India in 2025. His performance came after successful outings in Pakistan where he…

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Mining push: J&K to auction 7 limestone blocks for first time; Centre invokes MMDR route to fast-track rollout

For the first time, seven limestone blocks in Jammu & Kashmir will go under the hammer on Monday, marking the Union Territory’s first such auction under the ongoing mining reforms, PTI reported.The mines ministry said the auction signals “a shift toward transparency, competitiveness, and sustainable development in the mineral sector,” with the deposits spanning around…

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A $500 million proposal and months of silence: Why Linda McMahon still says Harvard is ‘nearing’ a deal

In a recent update, Education Secretary Linda McMahon suggested that a resolution with Harvard University is on the horizon, amidst ongoing White House assurances of a swift agreement. Although President Trump has previously hinted at a potential settlement, an official announcement has yet to materialize. Education Secretary Linda McMahon said Thursday that the Trump administration…

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SC quota debate: Outgoing CJI Gavai defends collegium; pushes ‘creamy layer’ exclusion | India News

NEW DELHI: Defending the collegium, the outgoing Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, emphasised the need to exclude the creamy layer from the Scheduled Caste quota, and expressed regret over not appointing any women judges during his tenure.According to PTI, Gavai said he leaves the institution with a deep sense of satisfaction and contentment. Reiterating…

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