UK सोशल मीडिया सीमाओं के स्वरूप पर मंत्री खुले विचारों के हैं, फिलिप्सन ने कहा
शिक्षा सचिव ने कहा कि बच्चों को प्रतिबंधों का सामना करना पड़ेगा और सरकार उनके स्वरूप पर विभिन्न विचारों पर विचार करेगी।
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शिक्षा सचिव ने कहा कि बच्चों को प्रतिबंधों का सामना करना पड़ेगा और सरकार उनके स्वरूप पर विभिन्न विचारों पर विचार करेगी।
theguardian.com• सत्ताधारी सैन्य शासन को रूसी समर्थन के बावजूद विद्रोही लड़ाकों ने हाल के दिनों में महत्वपूर्ण हमले किए हैं। • जब माली के सैन्य शासन के नेता असिमी गोइता ने पिछले साल गर्मियों में क्रेमलिन में रूसी राष्ट्रपति व्लादिमीर पुतिन के साथ मुलाकात की, तो इसने पश्चिम की कीमत पर माली पर मास्को के दबदबे का प्रतीक बनाया। • जब ये दोनों व्यक्ति बात कर रहे थे, तब करीब 3,500 मील दक्षिण में, साहेल क्षेत्र में प्रभाव बढ़ाने के मास्को के व्यापक प्रयास के हिस्से के रूप में, लगभग 2,000 रूसी सैनिक इस भूधस्त रेगिस्तानी देश में शासन को समर्थन दे रहे थे।
theguardian.comMeasure will also limit device use during passing periods, lunch and recess and block YouTube on district devicesSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxThe Los Angeles unified school district’s board passed a resolution on Tuesday to curb students’ classroom screen time for the upcoming school year, in the latest effort nationwide to address adverse effects from excessive device use.The measure, which passed 6-0 at a Tuesday school board meeting, will set daily and weekly screen time limits for students based on grade level, prohibit elementary and middle school students from using devices during passing periods, lunch and recess, and block use of YouTube on district devices, among other provisions. Continue reading...
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छवि: American Lung Association• The American Lung Association, joined by the American Academy of Pediatrics, filed a lawsuit against the EPA's repeal of 2024 limits on mercury and air toxics from power plants. • EPA's action will allow more toxic pollution, impacting children's health nationwide, according to Harold Wimmer, ALA President and CEO. • Pollutants like mercury could lead to brain development issues, asthma attacks, cancers, and premature deaths in exposed communities.
lung.org‘Predatory industry’ adept at pivoting quickly to target new mediums and markets, says independent senator David Pocock Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastLabor’s plan for a partial ban on gambling advertising is ripe for exploitation, say experts and crossbench MPs, including David Pocock, warning rules applying to podcasters, social media platforms and influencers need to be tightened.But industry sources say podcast companies including Apple could consider removing all wagering advertising if there were no simple mechanism to work within the rules. Continue reading...
theguardian.com2015 nuclear deal negotiators say cutting off strait of Hormuz has shown Iran how it can ‘balance asymmetry of power’ with USMiddle East crisis – live updatesFormer US envoys who dealt with Iran have said that the US-Israeli attack on Iran and Tehran’s subsequent closure of the strait of Hormuz have given Iran new tools and resolve to resist pressure to shutter its nuclear programme.Two senior negotiators for the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the Obama-era agreement to limit Iran’s nuclear uranium enrichment in exchange for sanctions relief, said that the Trump administration’s war had handed Iran a coveted weapon by demonstrating its ability to cut off the strait of Hormuz, an economic chokehold that one negotiator said would help Iran “balance the asymmetry of power” with the US. Continue reading...
theguardian.comAnalysis of six extreme heatwaves found when temperature and humidity were accounted for, all were potentially deadly for older peopleExtreme heat is already creating “non-survivable” conditions for humans in heatwaves that have killed thousands and likely many more, according to new research that warns people are more susceptible to rising temperatures than first thought.Scientists re-examined six extreme heatwaves between 2003 and 2024 and found that when temperature, humidity and the body’s ability to stay cool were accounted for, all were potentially deadly for older people. Continue reading...
theguardian.comMore than half of NHS trusts have cap on availability of products, forcing patients to pay for products themselvesMillions of people across the UK living with incontinence are facing shortages of sanitary products due to supplies being rationed by NHS trusts, according to a coalition of charities.The shortages are leading to a “pad gap” where people are having to pay for incontinence products themselves, according to an open letter from organisations including the Royal College of Nursing, Prostate Cancer UK, and Bowel and Bladder UK. Continue reading...
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छवि: Dow Jones Newswires• Blue Owl Capital investors requested $5.4 billion in redemptions from two private credit funds amid accelerating outflows in the financial services sector. • The fund manager reversed its policy by capping redemptions at 5% to manage liquidity pressures effectively. • This development highlights rising concerns over private credit market stability amid broader economic uncertainties.
morningstar.comInternational Energy Agency recommends emergency measures, including working from home, as Iran war hits fuel supplyLowering speed limits to minimise fuel consumption is among potential contingency plans being drawn up by the UK government as the crisis in the Middle East threatens global oil supplies.Sources stressed that there is no shortage of fuel in the UK, but said that officials in the Department for Transport are working with the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) on an analysis of how what measures could be taken to curb oil demand. Continue reading...
theguardian.comThe EPA proposed on March 13, 2026, to relax air pollution standards for ethylene oxide used in sterilizing medical devices like catheters and syringes, reversing Biden-era cancer risk findings. The agency cites threats to domestic supply chains for essential equipment. Industry leaders like Scott Whitaker of the Advanced Medical Technology Association praised the move for ensuring uninterrupted sterile supplies while protecting communities. The change aligns with broader Trump EPA efforts to cut industry costs, with public comments expected next.
clickondetroit.comThe EPA proposed on March 13 to relax air pollution standards for ethylene oxide (EtO), a carcinogen used to sterilize medical devices like catheters and syringes, reversing Biden-era rules citing supply chain risks. The agency claims current limits threaten domestic production of essential equipment. Industry groups praise the move for ensuring sterile supplies without interruptions. Critics worry about cancer risks to nearby communities, as seen in past closures like Sterigenics in Illinois.
wsls.comThe EPA proposed weakening pollution standards for ethylene oxide, a carcinogen used to sterilize medical devices like catheters and syringes, reversing Biden-era rules citing threats to domestic supply chains. The move addresses concerns over manufacturing disruptions but draws criticism for elevating cancer risks near 23 U.S. facilities. Classified as a human carcinogen since 2016, the chemical poses lifetime cancer risks to nearby residents, per health advocates. Public comments are expected before finalization amid industry and environmental tensions.
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