Women help desk staff trained to handle sensitive cases with empathy | Lucknow News

Lucknow: To improve the quality of early police response to crimes involving women and children, a two-day specialised training programme was held in Lucknow to equip women help desk personnel with both legal knowledge and an empathetic approach to victim support.Organised by the Lucknow police commissionerate in collaboration with Unicef, the training took place on…

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7 Indian-origin scientists in the US: Where they studied and how it shaped their careers

Indian-origin scientists have become some of the most influential figures in American science, technology, and policy. Many began their journeys in Indian classrooms and went on to pursue higher education and research in top U.S. universities. Their stories show how education can shape not just careers, but also the direction of global scientific progress. Venkatraman…

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Calcutta HC commutes death sentence, says justice must not be ‘bloodthirsty’ | India News

KOLKATA: Calcutta high court’s Jalpaiguri circuit bench has commuted the death sentence of 22-year-old Aftab Alam to life imprisonment without parole for 20 years, ruling that justice must not be “bloodthirsty” and punishment should focus on reform, not revenge.Aftab had been convicted of murdering his maternal uncle Mehtab during a robbery attempt at the victim’s…

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Imtiaz Ali defends Shah Rukh Khan’s National Award win for Jawan: ‘If the country has honoured him…’ |

In response to the controversy surrounding Shah Rukh Khan‘s recent National Award win for the movie “Jawan,” filmmaker Imtiaz Ali has publicly defended the actor, telling IANS that it was a proud moment while speaking on the sidelines of an event in Mumbai. “No, no. If the country has honoured him, it’s obviously a big…

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One mission to feed babies: TN woman donates 300 litres of breast milk in 22 months; saves sick newborns, sets record | Trichy News

TRICHY: Two kids at home. A breast pump by her side and 300 litres of mother’s milk. One mission – to feed babies she would never meet.Selva Brindha, 33, a homemaker from Kattur in Trichy district, has donated 300.17 litres of breast milk over 22 months, helping save the lives of countless premature and sick…

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Tackling untouchables: IISc patents tech to deal with MLPs, textile waste | India News

BENGALURU: In the global battle against waste, two streams stand out for their notorious resistance to recycling: multi-layered plastics (MLPs) and synthetic textiles. Dubbed “untouchables” in the recycling world, these materials are complex, chemically diverse, and largely destined for landfills or incineration.But a new technology developed at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) may offer…

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