Meet Akshath Anand, the Surrey Grade 9 student who built a wearable device that detects IV leaks before swelling begins; his first national science fair ended with gold

Grade 9 student, Akshat Anand, wins gold for wearable that detects IV leaks early (Photo credit: Surrey Schools) At just 13 or 14 years old, most Grade 9 students are still getting comfortable with science fair pressure. Akshath Anand of Surrey Academy of Innovative Learning did something far bigger: he walked into the Canada-Wide Science…

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Preity Zinta: ‘Batwara 1947’ actress Preity Zinta returns to films after 8 years, reflects on choosing motherhood over movies: ‘My greatest milestone was to have children’ | Hindi Movie News

Preity Zinta returns to films after eight years with Batwara 1947, admitting she never missed the camera while raising her kids, calling motherhood her “greatest milestone.” She shared how nerves eased with Sunny Deol’s support on a tough first day. She plays a Muslim woman sheltering a Hindu woman post-Partition; the film releases August 14….

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Dehradun schools and Anganwadi centres to remain closed today amid heavy rain alert

Dehradun declares one-day holiday for schools and Anganwadi centres amid heavy rain alert Following a forecast of heavy rainfall by the Meteorological Department, the Dehradun district administration has declared a one-day holiday for all schools and Anganwadi centres on Wednesday, August 5.This order covers all government and private schools from Classes 1 to 12, along…

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10 oldest soups in the world that are still eaten today

Lentil soup is among the oldest documented soups in human history. Lentils were first cultivated in the Fertile Crescent around 8,000 to 10,000 years ago, making them one of humanity’s earliest domesticated crops. Across countries such as Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Egypt, shorbat adas continues to be prepared with red lentils, onions, cumin and lemon,…

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Scientists placed 42 sea sponges in a polluted Spanish port. 455 days later, one species had thrived while four others died |

Representative Image of marine life thriving around resilient chicken kidney sponges in polluted waters (AI-generated image) Researchers in Spain spent 455 days tracking how sponges from five species of Mediterranean sea life coped with being moved from clean, natural habitats toward a heavily polluted recreational marina near Girona. The experiment was designed to test a…

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