Paneer lovers, take note: FSSAI may ban analogue paneer across India; here’s what could change |

FSSAI to tighten scrutiny, weighs central ban on non-dairy paneer Paneer is one of those foods most people don’t think twice about ordering.Palak paneer, chilli paneer, paneer tikka, butter masala. It’s everywhere, especially on restaurant menus.But what if the paneer on your plate isn’t actually made the way traditional paneer is?That question is now back…

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Donald Trump: From Macaca to MAGA: How one needling remark can become a political thorn for Donald Trump

Donald Trump: From Macaca to MAGA: How one needling remark can become a political thorn for Donald Trump

President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at the Gastonia Municipal Airport in Gastonia, NC (AP Photo) TOI correspondant from Washington: Twenty years ago, a single word helped change the balance of power in Washington.In 2006, Republican Senator George Allen of Virginia was cruising toward re-election and was being talked about as a possible…

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Nse Ipo: NSE’s mega Rs 22,569-crore IPO crosses full subscription mark with strong institutional demand

Nse Ipo: NSE’s mega Rs 22,569-crore IPO crosses full subscription mark with strong institutional demand

The National Stock Exchange of India’s Rs 22,569-crore initial public offering (IPO) was fully subscribed on the second day of bidding on Friday, driven by strong demand from institutional investors.The IPO received bids for about 8.83 crore shares against 8.86 crore shares on offer by 2:44 pm, according to exchange data cited by Reuters.The issue…

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Australia Visa Rules: Australia tightens visa rules for foreign students, restricts dependants: “The government supports immigration but is opposed to anyone rorting the immigration system”

Australia Visa Rules: Australia tightens visa rules for foreign students, restricts dependants: “The government supports immigration but is opposed to anyone rorting the immigration system”

In a recent update, Australia has announced a major change for international students and temporary graduates travelling with their families. On September 17, Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, announced a migration reform package and said it would restrict secondary applicants on most student visas and stop international students and Temporary Graduate visa holders from automatically…

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In 2002, concrete rubble from Baltimore’s demolished Memorial Stadium was reused in a Maryland living shoreline; the project restored 400 feet of coast and created two acres of tidal wetlands

In 2002, concrete rubble from Baltimore’s demolished Memorial Stadium was reused in a Maryland living shoreline; the project restored 400 feet of coast and created two acres of tidal wetlands

Restored living shoreline along the Chesapeake Bay. Source: Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center Tons of crushed concrete from Baltimore’s former Memorial Stadium are getting a second life as the foundation for a growing coastal ecosystem along the Chesapeake Bay. In 2002, environmental engineers placed thousands of cubic yards of clean stadium rubble along the shores of…

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Ukraine War Sexual Violence: UN report finds widespread sexual violence in Ukraine war, 89% of cases linked to Russia

Ukraine War Sexual Violence: UN report finds widespread sexual violence in Ukraine war, 89% of cases linked to Russia

File photo: Smoke rises following a Russian missile attack in Kyiv, Ukraine (AP Photo) Russian forces committed widespread sexual violence against civilians and prisoners of war in Ukraine, including gang rape, genital mutilation and electric shocks to the genitals, while Ukrainian authorities were also responsible for a smaller number of violations, according to a UN…

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In July 2026, India’s first hydrogen train was launched, but has seen low traffic on Jind-Sonipat route; two months later, Railways plans to extend it to Delhi

In July 2026, India’s first hydrogen train was launched, but has seen low traffic on Jind-Sonipat route; two months later, Railways plans to extend it to Delhi

Indian Railways is considering extending the run of its only hydrogen-powered train to Delhi. India’s first hydrogen train launched two months ago established Indian Railways’ technological prowess in running the world’s longest and highest-powered hydrogen train.However, even though the train has worked well as a technology demonstrator so far, its occupancy has been lower than…

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Scientists analysed DNA from 38 wild cats and discovered one was a species nobody had recognised; the 3-pound Bolivian cat is the first new living feline described in over a century

Scientists analysed DNA from 38 wild cats and discovered one was a species nobody had recognised; the 3-pound Bolivian cat is the first new living feline described in over a century

The biggest mystery is how many tilcayo cats are actually living in the wild. Researchers currently cannot determine the species’ full range, partly because small tiger cats are notoriously difficult to identify through camera-trap surveys. A tiny wild cat living quietly in the Bolivian Andes has turned out to be something scientists have been searching…

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