Hypertensive Pregnancy Disorders Signal Long-Term Heart Risk – The Indian Awaaz

Last Updated on August 7, 2026 2:12 pm by INDIAN AWAAZ Dr Bharti Kalra and Dr Sanjay Kalra    Women who experience hypertensive disorders of pregnancy (HDP) remain at an increased risk of developing chronic hypertension after childbirth. A recent study published in Hypertension (October 6, 2025) highlights the importance of postpartum blood pressure (BP)…

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In the middle of the rainy season, a stretch of Bolivia’s high desert turns into the largest mirror on the planet — a thin, perfectly still sheet of water spread across ten thousand square kilometers of salt, so exact that the sky and the ground become impossible to tell apart

Wait for the rain to stop and the wind to drop, and about ten thousand square kilometres of Bolivia quietly stops being ground and starts being sky. Salar de Uyuni sits at roughly 3,650 metres on the Altiplano, a high plain in the central Andes with no drainage outlet. Between December and April a shallow…

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Proxmox isn’t the only hypervisor — there’s a better alternative

Proxmox VE has lengthy been the go-to possibility for homelab fanatics, and with good cause. Its accessible net interface and built-in help for each LXC containers and KVM digital machines make it an incredible possibility for anybody on the lookout for a hypervisor past the costly, enterprise-oriented choices. However while Proxmox is popular, it is…

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105 Confirmed Cases Of Chikungunya Reported In Kerala; What You Need To Know About Symptoms And Prevention

Kerala has reported a rise in chikungunya virus (CHIKV) cases. As of August 4, 105 confirmed and 62 probable chikungunya cases have been reported in different parts of the state, with a majority of them in Thiruvananthapuram. Health officials have linked the increase in cases to favourable breeding conditions for mosquitoes during the monsoon. According…

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Inside Bengaluru’s star hotel kitchens: Officials find expired milk, rotten vegetables | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru/Mangaluru: The following time you sit down for a meal at a star lodge in Bengaluru, you might need to spare a thought for what occurs behind the kitchen doorways. A mass inspection by the Meals Security and Drug Administration (FDA) uncovered expired milk, rotten greens, and different meals security violations at a number of…

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Max: Quote of the day by Max Planck: “Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature. And that is because…” |

Few scientists have reshaped humanity’s understanding of the universe as profoundly as Max Planck. Celebrated as the father of quantum theory, the German physicist not only revolutionised modern physics but also left behind timeless reflections on science, philosophy and the limits of human knowledge. One of his most quoted observations is: “Science cannot solve the…

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China-linked LightSpy spyware caught targeting victims in 13 countries, including the US

Security researchers say they have evidence that a Chinese-linked spyware has expanded from mainland China to now target victims in over a dozen countries, including across Europe and the United States. The previously identified spyware also has new functionality capable of stealing troves of data and remotely bricking devices. The researchers at cybersecurity firm Arctic…

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