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Can Mumbai save trees and lives? How technology can predict the next tree fall

A tragic tree collapse in Mumbai, claiming an 11-year-old's life, highlights a critical flaw in urban tree management. Cities often treat tree falls as monsoon inevitabilities, neglecting scientific monitoring. Construction damage and inadequate root protection are emerging as major concerns, urging a shift from reactive measures to proactive, technology-driven assessments to prevent future fatalities.
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Quote of the day by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: "Strategy isn't words; strategy is…"

Quote of the day by Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: "Strategy isn't words; strategy is…"
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The new family member has fur: India’s pet parenting boom goes mainstream

Pets in urban India are no longer just companions; they've become integral family members, akin to children. This profound shift is evident in the burgeoning pet-care industry, offering everything from birthday parties to specialized healthcare. This evolution reflects changing social dynamics, including nuclear families and increased urban loneliness, where pets provide vital emotional support and routine, fostering deep, reciprocal bonds.
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'Portrayed as Lord Krishna': BJP slams Samajwadi Party for 'mocking Hindus' over Akhilesh's birthday havan

The BJP has strongly criticized the Samajwadi Party, accusing them of disrespecting Hindus after workers depicted Akhilesh Yadav as Lord Krishna during a birthday ritual. This accusation comes amid controversy over alleged Ram Temple donation irregularities. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also attacked Yadav, urging him to visit the Ram Temple and recalling past SP actions against devotees.
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'HC went beyond ... ': Vijay-led Tamil Nadu government moves SC against order banning cow slaughter even on Bakrid

Tamil Nadu's government has approached the Supreme Court, challenging the Madras high court's order for a complete ban on cow slaughter. The state argues the high court exceeded its jurisdiction by imposing a blanket prohibition, even on authorized slaughterhouses. Existing laws, they contend, regulate rather than prohibit the slaughter of older, unfit cows, and the government seeks an interim stay on the high court's directive.
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Brain, heart, lungs, liver missing: Indian seafarer dies in Venezuela, family alleges major organs removed

A shocking discovery has emerged regarding the death of Indian seafarer Rakesh Chauhan in Venezuela. His body, returned to India without vital organs and with extensive prior stitching, has raised grave suspicions. The seafarers' union is demanding a thorough investigation into the alleged foul play and a cover-up, urging immediate intervention from the Indian Embassy for justice and compensation for the grieving family.
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Scientists develop AI that detects pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis in a major breakthrough

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Greatest reforestation story: Costa Rica lost half its forests, then brought them back

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Scientists build a jacket that harvests nearly 1 litre of clean drinking water straight from the air

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Delhi EV Policy 2026: Financial incentives, digital transparency and key changes explained

Delhi has officially launched its Electric Vehicles Policy 2026, effective July 1, 2026, aiming to boost EV adoption and improve air quality until March 2030. The policy offers significant tax exemptions for electric cars and substantial subsidies for two and three-wheelers. It also mandates the phasing out of petrol and CNG two-wheeler registrations by April 2028, alongside a Rs 15,000 crore investment and plans for over 30,000 charging points.
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Why Singing To Children Matters? Vidya Shah Highlights

Vidya Shah, singer, composer & writer, explains how melody and rhythm engage both hemispheres of a child's brain, helping language, math and problem‑solving as they grow. Introducing words through songs helps them stick, and you don't need perfect pitch - singing from the heart, touches a child's mind and heart. 

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Heartbreaking End To Ambala Borewell Rescue Op As 4-year-old Pulled Out Dead

A four-year-old boy, who fell into a 220-foot-deep open borewell in Haryana's Ambala district, was declared dead after he was pulled out following a 21-hour rescue operation early Wednesday.

Nirvair Singh was taken out from the borewell at around 3.40 am after the multi-agency operation that began on Tuesday morning. He was immediately shifted in an ambulance to the Civil Hospital in Ambala Cantonment.

A doctor at the hospital said the child was brought dead when he was taken to the emergency ward.

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2 Kids, Negligence On Trial: Young Lives Lost, Safety Questioned

An 11-year-old boy has died, and four other children were injured in Mumbai after a large tree collapsed onto their school bus on Tuesday afternoon.

As the Mumbai family tries to process the loss of the child, another report from Haryana's Ambala 

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India's first National Play Manifesto - written FOR children, BY children!

4,000+ kids across 10 states shared what play means to them. Their voices have been turned into a manifesto, that puts children at the center of play conversations. Play isn't a luxury - it's an essential infrastructure for brain development. This was highlighted at the #MadeInPlay summit - presented by #BachpanManao with EkStep Foundation and NDTV - one of a kind summit celebrating childhood.
Let's make time for play, creativity, & bonding in every child's life!

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NDTV Lifeline | Why Men Ignore Health Warning Signs

Why do so many men ignore the early warning signs of illness? In this episode of NDTV Lifeline, Dr. Vinayak Agrawal, Senior Director & Head of Non-Invasive Cardiology and Head of Clinical Cardiology, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, discusses why men often normalize symptoms, delay seeking medical help, and how timely intervention can prevent serious health complications.

Watch this important conversation to understand the signs you should never ignore and why prioritizing preventive healthcare can save lives.

Watch the full episode: https://www.ndtv.com/podcast/ndtv-lifeline-1045/

#NDTVLifeline #NDTVPodcast #MensHealth 

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