May 2025

When festive fun can turn hazardous: the hidden dangers of adulterated henna

For centuries, mehendi has been an essential part of Indian celebrations, symbolising joy and auspicious beginnings at weddings and festivals. Traditionally made from the crushed leaves of the Lawsonia inermis plant, natural mehendi or henna, has been valued for its cooling properties and the gentle, reddish-brown stain it imparts. However, a growing body of reports about burns,

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Choppy markets take toll on pre-IPO deal talks

Choppy markets take toll on pre-IPO deal talks

Wealthy individuals and institutions often snap up shares in private deals, tempted by potentially high returns in future initial public offerings (IPO). However, choppy markets have clouded many IPO plans, sparking caution at the pre-IPO stage as well. According to bankers and lawyers working on pre-IPO deals, investors who crowded such rounds earlier now want

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Why Australia’s opposition is vying for votes on Chinese social media

Kelly Ng Reporting fromSydney, New South Wales BBC/Kelly Ng Mandarin and Cantonese dominate conversations in Burwood, an area often billed as Sydney’s second Chinatown With days left to the election, Australian opposition candidates have been wooing a crucial group that turned its back on the conservative Liberal-National coalition in the last election: Chinese Australian voters.

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Businesses count costs as India, Bangladesh impose trade restrictions

Anbarasan Ethirajan South Asia Regional Editor Press Information Bureau Relations between India and Bangladesh have worsened in recent months Businesses are bracing for possible impact after neighbours India and Bangladesh recently imposed tit-for-tat trade restrictions after months of verbal sparring. Last month, Bangladesh restricted land imports of cotton yarn from India to shield local industries

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General Asim Munir’s Foolproof ‘Musharraf Model’ Plan: Signs Of Coup In Pakistan As Army Tightens Grip On Sharif Government – Report | World News

Coup In Pakistan? The Government of Pakistan is facing a biggest threat, not from India, but from its own Army. With three new moves by General Munir, signs of a coup are now emerging in Pakistan. According to sources, after the Pahalgam terror attack, tensions between the army and the government in Pakistan have escalated.

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TEZTECCH: One-Stop for IT, Branding & Marketing Solutions to Elevate Any Business | WAY2WORLD

02052025 Nagpur, TEZTECCH: What makes customized IT, branding and marketing solutions essential for business growth? How can full-service branding and marketing solutions improve a company’s visibility and credibility? What are the key advantages of partnering with Teztecch for personalized business solutions? How does digital marketing contribute to building a loyal client community for businesses? Why

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Four VSP workers hospitalised following gas leak

Four employees of the Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited (RINL), the corporate entity of Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP), fell consciousness at their workplace (Blast Furnace-1) late on Wednesday night following a gas leak. They were immediately admitted to various hospitals, where their condition was said to be stable as on Thursday. The four employees were identified

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