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    India proposes junk food ban near schools●India tightens school junk food rules amid obesity rise India proposes banning junk food sales in school canteens and wiMmastodonTechnologySemiconductors220 min ago

    India has proposed banning junk food sales in school canteens and within 50 metres of schools, aiming to curb rising obesity and diabetes among children. The move, reported by Reuters, would restrict children's access to unhealthy snacks around school premises and reflects growing official concern over diet-related health problems among young Indians.

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    Odds of being struck by falling space junk are rising, experts warn●"For now, people are more likely to be struck by lightning than by falling space junk. But those odds are shifting. SeanMmastodonScienceSpace Policy4715 min ago

    Former NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe and other experts warn that while being hit by falling space debris remains less likely than a lightning strike, those odds are shifting as more objects reenter the atmosphere. They argue governments and companies should be required to use materials that fully burn up on reentry, raising concerns about the growing risk of space junk to people on the ground.

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    EU Extends EUBAM Rafah Border Mission Mandate to 2027▼The Council of the European Union decided to extend EUBAM Rafah's mandate until 30 June 2027✉newsWorldEU Politics55 min ago

    The Council of the European Union has decided to extend the mandate of EUBAM Rafah, its border assistance mission at the Rafah crossing, until 30 June 2027. The mission supports border management at the Gaza-Egypt crossing point, and the extension signals the EU's continued commitment to a role at the crossing amid ongoing arrangements for movement of people and aid.

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    Hundreds of Irish students homeless as housing crisis persists●The above article is from 2018 and nothing has changed, only gotten worse This one is from June this year: Hundreds of sMmastodonBusinessReal Estate732 min ago

    Hundreds of students at Ireland's third-level institutions are homeless, with advocates warning that no student should have to choose between a roof over their head and their degree. Commenters point out that reporting on the student housing crisis dates back to at least 2018, and argue the situation has only worsened since then, despite years of promises from the government to increase accommodation supply.

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    UT Cricket Association shifts focus to junior and women's cricket▼UT Cricket Assn to focus on junior-level, women’s cricket✉newsSportCricket1 h ago

    The UT Cricket Association has announced a renewed focus on developing junior-level and women's cricket in the union territory. The move aims to strengthen grassroots talent pipelines and expand opportunities for young players and women in the sport. Local sports circles see it as a step toward broadening the region's cricketing base and building a stronger competitive foundation for future seasons.

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