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India a ‘tough nut to crack’: US Trade Representative makes big statement as 3-day trade deal talks conclude

A ruling by the Supreme Court of the United States on February 20 struck down the reciprocal tariffs introduced by Donald Trump. (AI image) India-US trade deal: The Indian delegation’s visit to America for trade deal talks has concluded and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has called New Delhi a ‘tough nut to crack’. The…

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‘Leftwing nut jobs’: Donald Trump orders immediate halt to Anthropic tech across US government

US President Donald Trump has ordered every federal agency to “immediately” stop using technology developed by AI firm Anthropic. In a scathing post on Truth Social, the 47th POTUS branded the company’s leadership “Leftwing nut jobs”, escalating the growing standoff between the White House and the Pentagon’s AI suppliers.“THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA WILL NEVER…

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Oral Cancer Risk: Areca nut (betel nut) chewing is one of the major risk factors for oral cancer: What is it and why are people addicted to this |

In numerous communities across South and Southeast Asia, areca nut chewing is often regarded as a benign tradition. Yet, this seemingly innocuous habit harbors a grave danger: it significantly elevates the risk of oral cancer due to harmful compounds like arecoline, which wreak havoc on cellular structures. Areca nut, also called betel nut, is chewed…

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Mixed signals on trade deal? US Trade Representative calls India ‘very difficult nut to crack’; but adds America gets ‘best ever ‘offers from India

Currently, India and the US are conducting parallel negotiations on two fronts. (AI image) India-US trade deal: Calling India a ‘tough nut’ to crack, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer on Tuesday also said that India gives some of the ‘best offers’. Greer’s comments assume significance at a time when a US delegation is in India…

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Walnuts: Eat this nut 5 times a week to lower your risk of heart disease and live longer |

An estimated 17.9 million people die each year worldwide due to cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), according to the World Health Organization. A Harvard study found that regular walnut consumption is linked to increased longevity and a reduced risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Eating five or more servings weekly may offer the greatest benefits, potentially lowering…

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Pistachios: This ‘less popular’ nut is among the top sources of Vitamin B complex and only a handful can help meet daily requirement |

This nut was essentially a part of the recovery diet in most Indian homes. Traditionally, it was available raw and unsalted, and a big teaspoon of this nut was given daily to patients who were recovering from weakening ailments. It was probably the ‘home remedy’ or a desi substitute of Vitamin B complex, which is…

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