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95% companies have seen zero return on their AI investments and the reason is …, says study

A recent study claimed that 95% of organizations are getting zero return, despite $30–40 billion in enterprise investment into GenAI. The study was conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where it surveyed 300 AI deployments while the researchers spoke to approximately 350 employees. As per the study, the reason behind failure of investment…

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Canada faces a 50% plunge in Indian study permits: What this means for the education sector and economy

Canada’s Indian student visa approvals fall by 50% in 2025: IRCC data Canada has recorded a steep decline in the number of Indian international students receiving study permits in 2025. According to data published by the ICEF Monitor, there has been a 50% year-over-year decrease in study permit approvals for Indian nationals.The downturn is part…

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Mangoes can actually lower blood sugar, study reveals shocking benefits |

A new study from George Mason University has revealed surprising benefits of mango consumption for adults at risk of diabetes. Despite their high sugar content, mangos may help improve blood sugar regulation and reduce body fat in individuals with prediabetes. The clinical trial compared daily mango consumption with low-sugar snacks over a six-month period, tracking…

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Lower your blood pressure naturally by eating pistachios daily: Study |

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a common condition affecting millions of people globally and is a major risk factor for serious cardiovascular problems, including heart disease and stroke. While medications are often necessary to manage elevated blood pressure, lifestyle and dietary choices play an equally important role in controlling it. Incorporating heart-healthy…

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Study reveals offshore wind farm cables affect female crabs and marine ecosystems |

Offshore wind farms are widely recognised as a clean energy solution, helping countries meet climate targets and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. However, recent research reveals that the subsea cables connecting turbines to the shore may have unintended ecological effects. A study published in Environmental Science and Technology Letters discovered that female shore crabs respond…

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Magnesium supplementation boosts gut bacteria and Vitamin D to reduce colorectal cancer risk; new study reveals |

Recent research from Vanderbilt University Medical Center reveals a significant link between magnesium supplementation, gut microbiota, and vitamin D synthesis, highlighting its potential in colorectal cancer prevention. Published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, the study demonstrates that magnesium not only increases blood vitamin D levels but also enhances local vitamin D production in…

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Dementia: New study reveals link between alcohol and risk of dementia; what is the ‘safe’ limit? |

Alcohol isn’t good for health. In today’s health-conscious world, led by wellness rituals and routines, we’re all aware of that. But when it comes to alcohol consumption, we tend to swear off the regular drinking bit while indulging in occasional binging. However, if you’re one of those, we’ve got news.A major new study has found…

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Ganga facing worst drying in 1,300 years, says IIT study; raises water security concerns | Dehradun News

DEHARDUN: The Ganga — a lifeline for more than 600 million people across India, Nepal and Bangladesh — is facing its most severe drying phase in 1,300 years and is likely to undergo major hydrological changes with future warming, according to a recent study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), an…

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