Oysters can carry a bacterium that can be deadly to humans without getting sick; scientists found how it survives inside them |

PC: By Taishonambu/Wikipedia Oysters can carry a type of bacteria that can cause serious and sometimes deadly infections in people, yet the shellfish can carry the microbe without showing the same kind of illness. The organism is Vibrio vulnificus, an estuarine bacterium that can become closely associated with American oyster tissues. Researchers have found that…

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Taurus Monthly Predictions for September 2026: Expect journeys and improved relationships with loved ones

This month resembles a field after the first shower. Some ground feels soft underfoot, yet patient work can still bring a good crop. The opening days of this phase indicate a decline in health, happiness, peace of mind, and finances because of difficulties in completing important tasks, along with sudden stress and increased expenses.The middle…

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Delhi Schoolgirl Death: 12-year-old Delhi schoolgirl dies under mysterious circumstances; family alleges teacher assault | Delhi News

A 12-year-old girl died in Delhi after her family alleged teacher mistreatment (AI-generated image used or representational purposes) NEW DELHI: A 12-year-old girl died under mysterious circumstances in east Delhi’s Pandav Nagar area, with her family alleging that she had been scolded and beaten by a teacher at a government school days before her condition…

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Thoppu Venkatachalam quits DMK | Chennai News

Former DMK minister Thoppu Venkatachalam quits party, cites “bitter experiences” in last Assembly election ERODE: Former minister and Erode Central district secretary Thoppu ND Venkatachalam has resigned from DMK, relinquishing his basic membership and party responsibilities.Venkatachalam told reporters in Perundurai on Monday that he had sent a letter informing party president and former chief minister…

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In 1973, Christopher Cadbury funded the £40,000 purchase of a Seychelles island stripped for coconuts and seabird eggs; today over 1 million seabirds breed there each year

For decades, the small island of Aride in the Seychelles was treated less as a wildlife sanctuary and more as a source of income. Its forests were cleared for cultivation, coconut plantations covered parts of the island and its seabirds became a resource that could be harvested. Sooty tern eggs, in particular, were collected in…

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India buys record 2.6 mbd Russian crude oil, refines some of it and now sends it back as petrol: why one of world’s biggest oil suppliers Russia has been forced to import 1 million barrels in 2 months from India

India has become an important source of gasoline, or petrol, for Russia. There is a strange irony to the situation. Russia, known to be one of the world’s biggest oil exports and a country among the top 10 with highest crude reserves, is being forced to import petrol. What’s even more interesting is that the…

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Javed Akhtar says he’s proud of Shabana Azmi for joining protests at Jantar Mantar against NEET paper leak: ‘This isn’t the first time, when our relationship was developing, this is what she was involved in’ | Hindi Movie News

Javed Akhtar recently opened up about his wife Shabana Azmi’s long-standing commitment to speaking out against injustice, saying he feels “proud” of her for joining the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) protests in New Delhi last month.While several Bollywood personalities voiced their support for the protesting students online, Azmi chose to be present at Jantar Mantar,…

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In 1992, Dr John Eng discovered a molecule in Gila monster venom; decades later, his finding helped pave the way for widely used type 2 diabetes medicines

Meet John Eng: The hospital doctor whose Gila monster discovery helped open the door to Ozempic. (Photo: X post) Long before Ozempic became one of the world’s most talked-about medicines, a doctor working at a Veterans Affairs hospital in the Bronx was studying something far less glamorous: the venom of a desert lizard.His name was…

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