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How many cups of coffee do you drink a day? Science says this exact amount could lower death risk by 14%
A recent study indicates that consuming one to two cups of black coffee daily may lower the risk of early mortality by 14%. Researchers at Tufts University, analyzing data from over 46,000 adults, found that the benefits are linked to coffee's bioactive compounds.
From days to minutes: How e-contracts are driving compliance and business ease across states
In India’s increasingly fast-paced business environment, paper-based contracts are becoming a bottleneck. From SMEs to legal teams, everyone is looking to move faster and cleaner. Here’s how digital document execution platforms, such as Digidoc by StockHolding Corporation of India, are enabling this shift.
‘Sorry for Crying, here’s a smile’: Baby’s adorable post-flight apology video melts hearts, sparks parenting debate
Following an 8-hour London-to-Atlanta flight, baby Ava became an Internet sensation after her parents filmed her mock-apologizing to fellow passengers. The video, shared by her mom Hannah Chestnut, drew four million views and mixed reactions—ranging from admiration to accusations of attention-seeking. Chestnut, however, embraced the spotlight, calling it a fun, unexpected moment that went viral.
Walking can relieve your lower back pain, study reveals. But there is a catch
Walking can ease chronic lower back pain—but only if you hit the right time target. A Norwegian study tracking over 11,000 adults found those walking more than 100 minutes daily significantly lowered their risk. The research emphasizes consistency over speed, highlighting walking as a powerful, preventive tool in managing an increasingly common modern-day health concern.
India acts to relocate students in Iran amid conflict with Israel
New Delhi said Monday its diplomats were helping some Indian students relocate out of harm's way in Iran, which has come under days of deadly Israeli bombardment. New Delhi, which has relations with both countries, has sought to relocate its citizens within Iran after Tehran closed its airspace.
Singapore announces six public holiday long weekends for 2026
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has confirmed that Singapore will enjoy six long weekends in 2026. With 11 gazetted public holidays, key dates such as Good Friday, Labour Day, and Christmas fall on Fridays, while Vesak Day, National Day, and Deepavali fall on Sundays, with Mondays designated as public holidays
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Kedarnath Helicopter crash: Pilot, who welcomed twins 4 months ago, dies on Father’s Day
In a tragic turn of events, Lieutenant Colonel Rajveer Singh Chauhan, a decorated army pilot and new father, perished in a helicopter crash near Kedarnath on June 15, 2025. The Bell 407, operated by Aryan Aviation, crashed shortly after takeoff, killing all seven onboard.
Brisbane man charged with torturing newborn in city’s southwest
A 27-year-old man from Brisbane has been charged with torture and assault after a seven-week-old baby boy was brought to Queensland Children's Hospital unresponsive on March 5, 2025. An investigation was launched into the matter, and the boy was removed from the care of a 27-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman.
Balloons, bubbles, tear gas: LA anti-Trump protests turn chaotic
Thousands in Los Angeles protested President Trump's immigration policies, initially celebrating peacefully with music and marching. However, the demonstration turned chaotic when police unexpectedly moved in, deploying tear gas and flash-bang grenades to disperse the crowd ahead of curfew.
Aryan Aviation managers face legal action after Kedarnath helicopter crash kills 7
A helicopter crash near Kedarnath resulted in seven fatalities. The incident involved an Aryan Aviation helicopter. Authorities have registered a case against Kaushik Pathak and Vikas Tomar. Initial reports suggest poor visibility as a contributing factor. The Uttarakhand government suspended Aryan Aviation services. An investigation is underway by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau.
New York State passes RAISE Act for frontier AI models
New York lawmakers have approved the Responsible AI Safety and Education (RAISE) Act, mandating transparency and safety measures for frontier AI models. Supported by AI experts, the Act requires AI labs to release safety reports and report incidents, with penalties for non-compliance. India's AI adoption is growing, prompting increased demand for AI trust and safety professionals.
Uttarakhand chopper crash: Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau to carry out probe
A helicopter operated by Aryan Aviation crashed near Gaurikund in Uttarakhand's Rudraprayag District, resulting in the presumed death of all seven people on board. The AAIB will investigate the accident, prompting the DGCA to reduce helicopter operation frequencies to Char Dham and enhance surveillance. Shuttle services have been suspended due to rescue operations and adverse weather conditions.
Panthers vs Oilers: Panthers beat Oilers 5-2 in Game 5, inch closer to 2nd successive Stanley Cup title
The Florida Panthers are one win away from the Stanley Cup after defeating the Edmonton Oilers 5-2 in Game 5. Brad Marchand's two goals and Sam Bennett's contribution propelled Florida to victory. Sergei Bobrovsky's solid goaltending and effective defense stifled the Oilers. McDavid scored for Edmonton, but Reinhart quickly responded.
ICC approves changes to two-ball rule in ODIs, concussion substitute protocols
The ICC has approved changes to ODI playing conditions, including a revised two-ball rule aimed at balancing bat and ball, effective July 2. From June 17, concussion substitute protocols across all formats will require teams to pre-name replacement players by role. This aims to prevent controversial substitutions, ensuring fairness and maintaining the integrity of the game.
Canada measles crisis: Alberta in panic over worst outbreak in 45 years, memories of pre-vaccine times back
Alberta is facing a severe measles outbreak, with 868 confirmed cases since March 2025, levels unseen since 1979. Northern Alberta communities are under exposure advisories due to low vaccination rates. Health officials are urging immediate vaccination, including early MMR doses for infants in high-risk areas, to combat the resurgence of this highly contagious disease.
Mind Over Money: A Walk at Sunrise, Yoga, and Bhagavad Gita: The Routine That Grounds Bonanza’s Shiv Goel
Shiv K. Goel, Director at Bonanza Group, integrates spiritual practices into his daily routine, starting with sunrise walks and yoga. This approach shapes his leadership by fostering integrity, empathy, and balanced decision-making. Goel emphasizes the importance of giving, spiritual reflection, and prioritizing work-life balance, advising young professionals to work hard, stay humble, and remain spiritually anchored for sustainable success.
India’s probiotics market doubles in 5 years, hits Rs 2,070 cr in 2025
India’s probiotics market recorded 22% annual growth in May, nearly doubling in five years from ₹1,016 crore in 2021 to ₹2,070 crore in 2025, according to PharmaTrac. Growth is led by pharma firms like Sun Pharma and Zydus, with older brands dominating.
Being an Amul shareholder is not possible; the next best dairy sector bets: 4 stocks, different market caps, upside potential is incidental
The dairy business is not an easy space to be in. Even the best dairy industry player, Amul, took decades to reach where it is today. It is a business with challenges all year around. You may not be aware, but the sector has seen many MNCs enter, only to exit because they could not crack the code, even when they knew what the code was. But if you scale the business, these challenges tend to come down. And then comes an inflection point where every incremental effort delivers ever greater results. But, ironically, the biggest challenge is to scale the business. So, it is a kind of chicken-and-egg situation.
Dipika Kakar speaks for the first time after 14-hour cancer surgery; shares emotional health update
Dipika Kakar made her first appearance on husband Shoaib Ibrahim’s vlog after undergoing a 14-hour surgery for stage 2 liver cancer. In the emotional video, she thanked fans and hospital staff for their prayers and support. Shoaib shared that Dipika is recovering steadily, though she experienced pain due to coughing. The couple also reunited with their son Ruhaan in the hospital, with Dipika growing emotional during the meeting.
TRSL's foray into wheelset manufacturing timely amid supply disruptions: Official
Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd. (TRSL) is venturing into forged wheel manufacturing through a joint venture to address India's wheelset shortage, crucial for train production. Hindered by supply constraints, TRSL aims to stabilize wagon production and reduce import dependence, aligning with the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.
Measles returns to Alabama after 23 years, sparks urgent vaccination efforts amid nationwide surge
Alabama health officials are investigating a possible measles case in Lee County, potentially the state's first in many years. The individual is too young for vaccination, raising concerns for vulnerable populations. This investigation occurs amid a nationwide surge in measles cases, with the ADPH working to prevent further spread through targeted vaccinations.
Fate of 2 corruption cases involving Lalu & family to be decided before Bihar elections
Lalu Prasad Yadav and his family face potential legal challenges ahead of the Bihar elections. A CBI court is expected to rule on framing charges in the IRCTC case, while arguments conclude next month in the land-for-jobs case, where Prasad is accused of accepting land in exchange for railway jobs during his tenure as railway minister.
Russia vs. Nigeria ends in 1-1 draw in International friendly match
Russia and Nigeria played to a 1-1 draw in an international friendly match on Friday, June 6. An own goal by Semi Ajayi gave Russia the early lead before Nigeria equalized through Tolu Arokodare in the second half. The game featured several substitutions and yellow cards in a competitive exhibition contest
USNS Harvey Milk renaming: Who was Harvey Milk and why does the US Navy want a new name?
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed the Navy to rename the USNS Harvey Milk during Pride Month, sparking fierce backlash. The decision, part of an effort to "reestablish the warrior culture," aligns with the Trump administration's priorities.
GCMMF launches Amul Milk in Spain
Amul milk is now available in Spain. Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation has partnered with Cooperativa Ganadera del Valle de los Pedroches. Initially, Amul milk will be sold in Madrid and Barcelona. Later, it will expand to other Spanish cities and Lisbon, Portugal. Amul plans to introduce more products in Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.
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