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Children still preserve San-yit-wine hairstyle
Social subject, Social-Cultural - Sun, 1-Jun-2025

A village in the middle part of Myanmar has become famous for its children who preserve the traditional San-yit-wine hairstyle (a style of hairdo with a top knot and a circular fringe). Children in this village, both boys and girls, traditionally keep this hairstyle.

Putin: Russia to create 'buffer security zone' along border

Russian President Vladimir Putin says "a decision has been made to create a buffer security zone" along his country's border.

He spoke at an ad hoc videoconference of government officials Thursday.

Putin said the Russian military is working to set up the buffer zone while "effectively suppressing enemy firing points." But he made no mention of exactly where the zone will be established.

Trump, Putin phone call makes little progress

US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin discussed Ukraine over the phone on Monday. Both leaders said their conversation went well, but no major progress was made on negotiations to reach peace.

Gaza faces ‘critical risk of famine’: UN report

GAZA is at “critical risk of famine”, with 22 per cent of the population facing an imminent humanitarian “catastrophe” after more than two months of an aid blockade by Israel, a food security monitor warned Monday.
Gaza’s entire population of around 2.4 million people is at risk of a food crisis “or worse” by September, the UN- and NGO-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) said in a report.

Consumption of ultraprocessed foods linked to rising premature deaths: Study
Social subject, Social-Health - Fri, 2-May-2025

KEY POINTS

  • The research highlights the urgent need for global action to reduce UPF intake through regulatory and fiscal policies that promote healthier dietary environments.

  • Lead investigator Eduardo Augusto Fernandes Nilson emphasizes that UPFs, which are largely devoid of whole foods and rich in harmful additives, pose a serious health risk linked to various diseases and should be prioritized in public nutrition strategies.

NATURAL disasters, such as earthquakes, strike without warning, leaving behind devas- tation, loss, and trauma. Homes are destroyed, families are dis- placed, and lives are changed forever. In such difficult times, it becomes our moral respon- sibility to stand together in compassion, unity, and action. Supporting earthquake-affect- ed communities is not just an act of kindness, it is a duty of humanity. When an earthquake oc- curs, the immediate needs are clear: food, water, shelter, and medical care. But
General subject, General-Local - Tue, 22-Apr-2025

NATURAL disasters, such as earthquakes, strike without warning, leaving behind devastation, loss, and trauma. Homes are destroyed, families are displaced, and lives are changed forever. In such difficult times, it becomes our moral responsibility to stand together in compassion, unity, and action.
Supporting earthquake-affected communities is not just an act of kindness, it is a duty of humanity.

AI empowers China’s agriculture to harvest smarter future

INSIDE a smart greenhouse in Chengdu, the capital of southwest China’s Sichuan Province, two robots, swiftly zipping through ridges between fields, were taking patrol training. With their high-definition cameras, these robots can snap real-time shots of crops’ growth and send images straight to the cloud.
“After integrating with the DeepSeek large model, our team trained the robots through tens of thousands of images to improve their pest identification accuracy, which has exceeded 80 per cent,” said Wu Yuanqing, the robots’ developer.

Nutritionists share five easy foods to add to your everyday diet that will make you healthier
Social subject, Social-Health - Mon, 24-Mar-2025
  • Some foods can be incorporated into your diet every day to help you stay healthy

  • Registered dietician Reda Elmardi recommended adding berries to your diet

  • He also suggested adding yogurt for the sake of your gut health 

One of the most frustrating parts of being an adult is figuring out what to feed yourself everyday. 

Lifestyle risks weigh heavier on women’s hearts: Study

LIFESTYLE and health factors that are linked with heart disease appear to have a greater impact on cardiovascular risk in women than men, according to a study being presented at the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific Session.
While diet, exercise, smoking, and blood pressure have long been associated with heart disease risk, the new study is the first to indicate that these correlations are higher in women than in males.

Statement of Maj-Gen Zaw Min Tun, leader of SAC Information Team

Today, I will reply for the questions raised by the media regarding India and Myanmar border area Manipur and Kabaw Valley, and the matters that the Mizoram MPs talked about.

The Hindu News Agency stated on its website that Mizoram MP K. Vanlalvena visited the regions in north-west of Myanmar bordering with India.

It said K. Vanalvena visited Myanmar passing through border areas from Mizoram.