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SC seeks clear food warnings: Pushes front-of-pack labels; bench flags risk to children

The Supreme Court has urged stakeholders to consider front-of-pack warning labels for packaged foods high in salt, sugar, and fat, emphasizing the health of children. This comes as the court reviews a plea for mandatory warning labels, with the FSSAI having already proposed a system of prominent red hexagonal labels. The court aims to ensure clearer information for consumers, especially parents, to make informed choices about unhealthy and ultra-processed foods.
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The Times of IndiaLife & Style

'Could kill us all': Another AI employee quits, sounds alarm over safety

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The Times of IndiaWorld

17.83-acre private Georgia island hits market for $2.5M

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The Times of IndiaWorld

In 1883, Hawaii introduced Guinea grass; 143 years later, it grows 9 feet and yields 9,000 seeds

Once celebrated for its grazing benefits, Guinea grass has become a formidable threat to Hawaii's delicate ecosystems. Since its introduction in the 19th century, it has proliferated, reaching impressive heights. This resilient perennial can generate thousands of seeds and rebound swiftly from fires, exacerbating wildfire risks by providing ample fuel across the islands. Its growth pattern serves as a stark reminder of the lasting ecological impact of imported plant species.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

China planted three forests on Loess Plateau; 18 years later, natural forests held 8% more soil

Natural forests on China's Loess Plateau retain more soil moisture. These forests exhibit better soil structure and water infiltration rates. Planted forests showed declining moisture trends over eighteen years. Natural secondary forests maintained higher soil water content consistently. This difference highlights natural regeneration's hydrological benefits.
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The Times of IndiaWorld

Stock Market Today Highlights: Sensex ends 138 points higher; Nifty settles above 23,450

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The Times of IndiaBusiness

East Zone beat South Zone on first-innings lead to win Duleep Trophy

The match ended in a draw on Thursday, but East won the trophy on the basis of a 372-run first-innings lead.
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The Times of IndiaCricket

East Zone beat South Zone on first-innings lead to win Duleep Trophy after 13 years

The match ended in a draw on Thursday, but East won the trophy on the basis of a 372-run first-innings lead.
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The Times of IndiaSports

From Police To Public Parks: Indian-Origin Woman Lists 5 Normal Things In Australia That Shocked Her

From early store closures to surprisingly relaxed workplace traditions, the woman shared the main differences she noticed.
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NDTVOffbeat

Tamil Nadu News | Vijay-Stalin War Escalates As Stalin Hits Back Over Gesture And Corruption Charges

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has responded to the controversy over a jaw gesture made during his September 7 Assembly speech, which was interpreted by critics as a swipe at former Chief Minister and DMK chief M.K. Stalin. Vijay said the body language was involuntary and completely unintentional, and should not be seen as a personal attack.