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Friday, 31 May 2024

Highest Temperature: Mungeshpur में अप्रत्याशित 52.3 Degree Celsius Temperature की जांच शुरू: IMD DG

Delhi Highest Temperature: बढ़ते Temperature और आग उगलती गर्मी के चलते दिल्ली के मुंगेशपुर में 52 3 का Temperature Record किया गया जिसपर IMD DG डॉ मनोरंजन महापात्र ने एनडीटीवी (NDTV) से एक्सक्लूसिव बातचीत में कहा- दिल्ली के मुंगेशपुर के साथ-साथ नरेला और नजफगढ़ में दर्ज किए गए अप्रत्याशित अधिकतम तापमान की भी जांच हो रही है.



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Thursday, 30 May 2024

Israel ने Gaza का Egypt से संपर्क पूरी तरह काटा, अब आगे क्या?

इज़राइल की सेना ने इजिप्ट से लगने वाली पूरी राफ़ाह सीमा पर नियंत्रण कर लिया है। राफाह चेकपोस्ट पर वह पहले ही नियंत्रण कर चुका है। इस तरह से इजिप्ट से लगने वाली ग़ाज़ा की पूरी ज़मीनी सीमा इज़राइल के कब्ज़े में आ गई है। इससे इज़राइल और इजिप्ट के बीच संबंधों और कड़वाहट आने की आशंका बढ़ गई है।



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Wednesday, 29 May 2024

No Pakistan - Gavaskar's T20 WC Semi-Finalists Picks Are India And...

The 2024 T20 World Cup semi-final is fast approaching. The Indian cricket team, led by Rohit Sharma, is already in the USA where they will begin their title quest from June 5 with a match against Ireland. India also have have Pakistan, USA and Canada in its group. The real Test for India will, however, start from the Super Eight stage, where it is most likely to qualify. From the Super Eight Stage, the top four sides will enter the semi-final. At the 2022 T20 World Cup, India were knocked out of the semi-finals by eventual champions England.

Former cricketers recently took their pick for the potential semi-finalists at the 2024 T20 World Cup. While everyone picked India are one of the semi-finalists, Sunil Gavaskar did not pick last edition's runner-up Pakistan as one of his semi-finalists.     

Following is the list of the T20 World Cup 2024 semi-final picks of experts.  

Ambati Rayudu: India, England, New Zealand, South Africa

Brian Lara: India, England, West Indies, Afghanistan

Paul Collingwood: England, West Indies, Australia, India

Sunil Gavaskar: India, Australia, England, West Indies

Chris Morris: India, South Africa, Pakistan, Australia

Matthew Hayden: Australia, India, England, South Africa

Aaron Finch: India, Australia, England, West Indies

Mohammad Kaif: India, Pakistan, Australia, England

Tom Moody: Australia, India, South Africa, England

S. Sreesanth: India, Pakistan, Australia, England

Former Australia skipper and Delhi Capitals (DC) head coach Ricky Ponting is hopeful of Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant making a "huge impact" in the T20 World Cup at the USA and the West Indies, scheduled to commence on June 1.

Pant made his comeback to competitive cricket after a gap of more than 14 months in the recently-concluded IPL. He not only captained DC in the season but also donned the wicketkeeping gloves despite doubts over his fitness after recovering from multiple injuries sustained in a horrific car crash.

After being named in India's squad for the T20 World Cup, Ponting said his inclusion was evident following his "remarkable comeback". The veteran feels Pant will make a significant impact in the T20 showpiece.

“I was asked when I was over there what I thought about him. He'd been picked in the Indian squad, and I basically said he'd be one of the first players picked, and sure enough he was. So, great to see him back out there playing again. I've enjoyed every moment of working with him. Obviously, he's been the captain of the Delhi Capitals, and I've been the coach there," Ponting told The ICC Review.

“But it's been a remarkable comeback, and hopefully he has a huge impact on this World Cup," he added.

With IANS inputs



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Chinese Scientists Unveil Potential Diabetes Cure With New Cell Therapy

In a promising development for millions with diabetes, researchers in China have reported a potential cure using cell therapy. The study, published in the journal Cell Discovery, details the successful treatment of a 59-year-old man with type 2 diabetes.

The patient, who had been battling the disease for 25 years and relied on daily insulin injections, underwent an innovative cell transplant in July 2021. The procedure involved creating lab-grown replicas of insulin-producing islet cells, found in the pancreas, which were then transplanted into the patient.

According to a report in the South China Morning Post, the treatment proved remarkably successful. Within eleven weeks, the patient no longer required external insulin. Over the following year, he gradually reduced and eventually stopped taking oral medication for blood sugar control. Follow-up examinations confirmed a restored function in the patient's pancreatic islet cells, allowing him to remain medication-free for over 33 months.

While this is a single-patient case study, experts view it as a significant breakthrough in cell therapy for diabetes. Professor Timothy Kieffer, a researcher at the University of British Columbia, called it "an important advance in the field." However, further large-scale trials are needed to confirm the efficacy and safety of this approach before it can be widely used as a treatment.

This news brings hope to millions of people with diabetes. More research is needed, but this successful cell therapy trial could lead to a future without the disease.

Diabetes around the world

The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) paints a concerning picture: By 2021, an estimated 537 million adults aged 20-79 already had diabetes. This number is projected to explode, reaching 643 million by 2030 and a staggering 783 million by 2045. This translates to 1 in 8 adults globally projected to have diabetes by 2045, a 46% increase.

Even more alarming is the unequal distribution of this burden. A staggering 3 out of 4 adults with diabetes live in low- and middle-income countries. These statistics highlight the growing global challenge of diabetes and the urgent need for effective prevention and management strategies, particularly focused on supporting developing nations.



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Tuesday, 28 May 2024

Pune Porsche Crash: Middleman Who Swapped Blood Samples Arrested

The peon, who was arrested in the Pune Porsche crash case yesterday along with two doctors for allegedly manipulating the blood test report of the 17-year-old accused, handed Rs. 3 lakh bribe to the doctors, sources have said.

Sources say the peon, Atul Ghatkamble, acted as the middleman and collected Rs. 3 lakh bribe meant for the two doctors from the teen's family.

Dr Ajay Tawade and Dr Hari Harnor of Sasoon Hospital were arrested yesterday by the Pune Crime Branch.



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Monday, 27 May 2024

Jharkhand के मंत्री आलमगीर आलम PMLA कोर्ट में पेश, तीन दिन की रिमांड बढ़ाई

5 दिन की रिमांड के बाद आज ईडी ने मंत्री आलमगीर आलम को पीएमएलए कोर्ट में पेश किया, पेशी के बाद मंत्री आलमगीर आलम पूछताछ जारी रखेगी ईडी. कोर्ट ने फिर दी तीन दिनों की रिमांड



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Sunday, 26 May 2024

NDTV Exclusive Interview: Rajnath Singh On Elections, Agniveers And More

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in an exclusive interview to NDTV dismissed the Opposition's charge that the Agnipath scheme is not useful, and doubled down on the government's stand that the four-year enlistment programme will benefit a large section of the young, employable population.



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“No Clue Why I Was Attacked”: Tiger Shroff Reacts On Firing

Actor Tiger Shroff has broken his silence on the firing incident, telling Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde that he has “no cl...