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Did you think cinnamon has only benefits? Reasearch says it could be messing with your health
A new study from the National Center for Natural Products Research has found that cinnamon, especially in large amounts, can interfere with blood pressure medications and blood thinners. The compound cinnamaldehyde may speed up how quickly the body clears these drugs, reducing their effectiveness. Another compound, coumarin, acts as a natural blood thinner and can pose risks when combined with certain medications.
US weighs letting UAE buy over a million advanced Nvidia chips
The Trump administration is negotiating a deal allowing the UAE to import over a million advanced Nvidia chips, bypassing Biden-era export limits. While aimed at boosting US tech ties and AI capacity in the Gulf, critics warn of national security risks and potential Chinese access through UAE-linked firms like G42.
Donald Trump to open his Mideast trip by visiting Saudi crown prince
President Trump's Mideast trip commences in Saudi Arabia, engaging Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in discussions about Iran's nuclear ambitions, the Gaza conflict, and oil prices.
Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy backs thrust for EVs and green steel during review
Union Minister H D Kumaraswamy has urged for increased research to eliminate pollution in the steel sector and emphasized domestic electric vehicle production. Reviewing PM e-Drive and PLI schemes, he directed the Steel Ministry to prioritize R&D for zero pollution and enhance green steel production through strategic partnerships, including collaborations with Australian institutions.
When will life on earth end forever? Scientists share chilling prediction you need to know
A recent study by Toho University, using NASA’s planetary modeling, predicts that life on Earth will end in approximately one billion years due to the Sun's increasing heat. The supercomputer simulations showed that as the Sun brightens, Earth's surface will heat up, water will evaporate, and the carbon cycle will cease, leading to oxygen depletion. The research narrows previous estimates, indicating that Earth's oxygen-rich atmosphere will last for about one billion years, after which survival will be impossible.
Is Joe Biden suffering from prostate cancer? Here's what a report says after the former president visited a hospital
Former US President Joe Biden will need to undergo further medical evaluation after a routine checkup revealed a small prostate nodule. While such nodules are common in older men and often benign, further tests are necessary to determine if it's cancerous. Biden's health has been under scrutiny, particularly towards the end of his presidency.
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Talks with Pakistan can only happen on terror and return of PoK, nothing else, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi, addressing the global community on 'Operation Sindoor,' declared that dialogue with Pakistan will exclusively address terrorism and the return of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. He asserted India's firm stance following precise strikes on terrorist havens within Pakistan, emphasizing the nation's unity and resolve.
US tariff pause on Beijing puts pressure on 'China-plus-one' countries
A U.S.-China tariff pause is pressuring manufacturing hubs like Vietnam and Mexico to secure better trade deals with the U.S. to maintain their "China-plus-one" advantage. While the pause offers China a reprieve, uncertainty persists, potentially delaying multinational corporations' investment decisions.
Utah best US state for 3rd straight year, see who else made the top 5
For the third consecutive year, Utah has been named the best state in the U.S. by U.S. News & World Report, excelling in fiscal stability, economy, and infrastructure. New Hampshire, Nebraska, Minnesota, and Idaho round out the top five, each demonstrating strengths in areas like healthcare, governance, and economic growth.
Epicentre of Pak earthquake near geological faultline: National Center for Seismology
A 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck parts of Pakistan on Monday, with its epicentre near a faultline in Punjab province. This marks the third earthquake in Pakistan within three days, triggering social media speculation about unusual activity. However, seismologists dismiss claims of nuclear tests, citing distinct seismic signatures that differentiate natural earthquakes from nuclear explosions.
Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and return potential of more than 31% in 1 year
As far as the market is concerned, two worrying “events” are now behind it. One, which was important from a domestic perspective, was the India-Pakistan tensions. And two: On the tariffs front, the US stands seems to have mellowed vis-a-vis the rest of the world. There is thus a high possibility that we will see a more bullish than bearish move in equity markets worldwide. And India will be no different. So, be bullish. But be selective and cautious as well.
Workers using AI tools seen as less competent: Study
Across all experiments, one trend stood out. Participants with direct experience using AI were consistently more accepting of both their own and others' AI use. The findings suggest that social perceptions may act as a barrier to the adoption of AI in professional settings. Even when the tools deliver measurable improvements in efficiency, hesitation around their use may persist due to workplace culture.
Tibet earthquake: Shallow 5.7 magnitude quake jolts region on major geological fault
Earthquake in Tibet: A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck Tibet on May 12, 2025, at a shallow depth of 10km, according to the National Center for Seismology. This followed a magnitude 3.7 earthquake in the same region on May 8. Experts highlight the region's seismic activity due to tectonic plate collisions and emphasize the importance of earthquake education and resilient building practices.
Trump stops funding for life-saving infant heart device research, cancels $6.7 million grant
The Trump administration has revoked a $6.7 million grant for the PediaFlow device, a potentially life-saving heart pump for newborns with congenital defects. Awarded to Cornell University by the Department of Defence, the funding was abruptly cancelled without explanation, jeopardising the project's future. The cuts are part of Trump’s directive to shrink the federal government.
Govt to hold pre-emption right over oil, gas in national emergency: Draft rules
The Indian government will possess pre-emption rights over all domestically produced oil and natural gas during national emergencies, ensuring resource control for public welfare. Draft rules under the amended Oilfields Act mandate fair market price compensation to producers. The government retains sole discretion in defining a national emergency, while operators gain exemption from obligations under force majeure conditions.
National Technology Day: India targets $500 billion revenue from tech industry by 2030
India’s tech sector is set to add 126,000 jobs in FY25, reaching a 5.8 million-strong workforce. Amid global headwinds, AI and digital demand are driving $283 billion in revenue. With rising exports, government support, and ambitious targets, the industry aims to hit $500 billion by 2030, shaping 10% of GDP.
Look beyond the obvious and think long term: 8 large-cap stocks with an upside potential of up to 54%
The intensity of the India-Pakistan conflict has gone up a couple of notches in the last 48 hours. And it may take some time for matters to be resolved. So, the chances are that the market will remain under pressure in the short term. However, focusing on the short term is the biggest mistake you can make at this juncture. If you are looking to put in fresh money, identify a combination of stocks from sectors which are going to do well because of conflict and from others where the demand has an element of annuity and the business will thus grow at all times.
Shivraj Singh Chouhan assures nation on food stocks
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan assures the nation of sufficient food reserves. Agriculture reserves are operating at full capacity. He reviewed foodgrain stock and rabi crop production with officials. The focus is on boosting kharif crop production. Foodgrain output rose to 3,474.42 lakh metric tonnes in 2024-25. This is an increase from 3,322.98 lakh metric tonnes in the previous year.
OTC 2025: India showcases offshore energy investment opportunities
India showcased its offshore energy sector at OTC 2025, emphasizing rich geoscientific data and favorable regulations to attract international investment. Pallavi Jain Govil highlighted energy reforms, while Sridhar Krishnamoorthy of IIT Madras received the OTC Emerging Leader award. The event promoted US-India collaboration and India's commitment to energy security, signaling a new phase of offshore growth.
Who will get Operation Sindoor movie title? John Abraham, Uri: The Surgical Strike director, Aditya Dhar, in race
Bollywood anticipates new patriotic films. These films are inspired by Operation Sindoor. Operation Sindoor was a response to the Pahalgam terror attack. Film industry associations saw a surge in title registration requests. Production houses want to capitalize on national pride. John Abraham and Aditya Dhar are among those interested. Studios like Zee Studios are also in the race.
These 13 energy sector stocks may deliver more than 27% return in one year
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These mid-cap stocks with ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos can rally over 30%, according to analysts
Geopolitical tensions were the top concern of the markets in the past couple of weeks. The way things have panned out so far, it would appear that any risk linked to that may well be behind us soon. Now, an interesting fact is that FPI flows also turned positive in the past couple of weeks. That is, in the period when it was known that there was a likelihood of increased geopolitical tensions. So, the money that is coming in is well aware of the risk. And if FPI monies keep pouring in, there is a likelihood that we may see some life coming back to the mid-cap segment of the market.
Indian-American Vinay Prasad takes charge as US vaccine chief
Vinay Prasad, an oncologist-hematologist, has been appointed as the new director of the FDA's CBER, overseeing vaccines and genetic medicines. Known for his outspoken views on public health, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, Prasad's appointment, praised by FDA Commissioner Martin Makary, is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the agency's regulatory approach.
Grid India issues advisory to regional power load centres for mock drill
Grid Controller of India Ltd has alerted regional power centers for a civil defence drill. The drill is scheduled for Wednesday in 244 districts. Critical grid parameters will be closely monitored. Proactive actions are suggested to maintain permissible loading limits. The drill includes crash blackout measures in selected districts. Adequate power reserves and backup systems are to be ensured.
Is Canada finally breaking free from US trade dominance amid a brewing trade war?
In March 2025, a trade war between Canada and the United States led to a significant decrease in exports to the US. However, Canada compensated by increasing overseas shipments, particularly to the United Kingdom, Netherlands, and Germany. Despite the overall trade deficit narrowing, analysts anticipate further trade challenges in the coming months as the full impact of tariffs is felt.
The Good Bug raises Rs 100 crore from Susquehanna Asia VC, Fireside
Founded in 2022 by Keshav Biyani and Prabhu Karthikeyan, Mumbai-based The Good Bug develops probiotic and gut-focused health products targeting digestion, immunity, and metabolic health. It will use the funds to expand R&D efforts in microbiome science and scale clinical trials.
'Scientist walked with the girlfriend...': Trump halts virus research funding to China, blaming Covid on lab leak
President Donald Trump has halted biological research funding to adversaries such as China and Iran because of concerns COVID-19 originated in a Chinese lab. His executive order dealing with a type of biomedical research comes at a time of heightened tensions with China over tariffs. Trump's order names China as a 'country of concern'.
UAE, France collaborate on 1-gigawatt AI data center in pioneering tech partnership
The United Arab Emirates and France have signed a landmark agreement to jointly develop a 1-gigawatt AI data center, which is poised to become the largest facility of its kind in Europe, as reported by Khaleej Times.
There has to be an edge for wealth creation & protection: 6 midcap stocks with an upside potential of up to 55%
A pharma company that has been performing well post-restructuring, an auto ancillary firm whose product has remained the preferred choice for both OEMs and retail customers for decades—these are examples of businesses with a lasting edge. Similarly, other companies that possess a unique advantage are the ones investors should focus on. Yes, if uncertainty rises due to domestic or global developments, these stocks may also face declines. But here, it's important to distinguish between a fall in stock price or valuation and actual damage to the underlying business. The reality, in most such cases, is that their businesses remain resilient. It’s their enduring edge that helps them withstand such phases.
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