south asian history

A viral video showcasing a UK street brimming with Punjabi culture, dubbed 'Punjab 2.0,' has captivated the internet. Featuring vibrant signboards, desi shops, and even auto-rickshaws, the clip blurs cultural lines, sparking humorous reactions and deeper discussions on migration, identity, and the long-standing South Asian presence in Britain.

India retained the No. 1 spot in the ICC T20I rankings with 275 points after winning a record third T20 World Cup title. England remained second and Australia third. Bangladesh climbed to eighth while Sri Lanka slipped to ninth. The USA rose to 13th place. ICC also reduced ranked teams from 102 to 98 after four nations failed eligibility criteria.

The "Indian Baddie" aesthetic blends modern confidence with rich cultural heritage, emphasizing authentic regional weaves and statement jewelry. This style prioritizes glowing skin, sharp makeup, and a dynamic mix of structured tailoring with fluid drapes.

Tamil Nadu's business landscape remains optimistic despite political shifts, with leaders banking on the state's strong institutions and manufacturing prowess. The new chief minister's assurance of continuity and a corruption-free administration has calmed investor nerves, fostering hope for sustained industrial growth and job creation.

In an effort to spark dialogue and awareness among students, SGTB Khalsa College partnered with the World Bank Group and SAESM to present an engaging quiz centered on the #ClearHerPath initiative. This campaign seeks to address the critical issue of women's workforce participation in South Asia, where a staggering two-thirds remain excluded from economic opportunities

City's Silver Songbirds, founded by former diplomat and ambassador Nirupama Rao, provides a platform for seniors to connect and express themselves.

India has finally mapped its own DNA and what it found could change medicine for a billion people.

Health professionals are shifting their focus, declaring that a typical Body Mass Index (BMI) isn't a foolproof indicator of wellness, particularly for the Indian population. The focus has now turned to visceral fat, which accumulates around the abdomen and is linked to a heightened risk of heart problems and diabetes. This insidious fat can hinder the body’s organ function.

India faces a silent epidemic: over a third of its population has fatty liver disease (MASLD), linked to diabetes and heart issues. This condition, often asymptomatic, thrives on urbanization and poor diets, making South Asians uniquely vulnerable. Early detection through routine checks and lifestyle changes are crucial to prevent severe liver damage and complications.

On April 13, 1919, Jallianwala Bagh became a scene of brutal massacre as British forces opened fire on unarmed civilians. This horrific event, fueled by oppressive colonial policies, ignited India's freedom struggle. The unhealed scar of this tragedy continues to resonate, a stark reminder of the immense cost of independence and the enduring power of collective memory.

The discovery was made by researchers from Dehradun-based Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology (WIHG) and other institutions.

A quiet shift is underway in how heart risk is assessed. Doctors are moving towards earlier, more precise intervention — before symptoms appear