The American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, the largest organization representing physicians of Indian heritage in the United States, has launched an “urgent humanitarian appeal” to support victims of …
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US Provides $2.4M in Health Equipment to Strengthen Bangladesh’s Health System
by Siddique Islam 1 minutes readThe United States is providing $2.4 million in health equipment and supplies to Bangladesh’s Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to strengthen maternal, newborn, and child health services nationwide. US …
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Australia Has a Loneliness Problem: The Solution May Be Older Than We Think
by BAPS Australia 8 minutes readAsk Australians what’s gone wrong lately and you’ll get a familiar list. Phones. Social media. Cost of living. Politics that seems designed to split us into teams. We reach for …
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We live in an always-on world. Notifications, deadlines, side hustles, an endless scroll. Sometimes it feels impossible to just breathe. Most Gen Z and millennial professionals are building careers thousands …
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Exclusive: Jagdish Sheth on India’s Rise, AI, and an Aging World
by T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman 12 minutes readAs economic power shifts toward Asia, India is emerging as a strategically important force in an increasingly complex global order. Renowned Scholar, Philanthropist, and Padma Bhushan recipient Prof. Jagdish Sheth, …
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Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan Shifted Back to Prison After Medical Examination Declares Him ‘Fit’
by UNIby UNI 3 minutes readFormer Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was shifted back to prison after a team of doctors at a Islamabad hospital deemed him medically “fit” enough to be sent back in …
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The Deeper Crisis Behind Visible Climate Disasters
by Nicholas Biswas 8 minutes readTalking about climate change, some familiar images immediately spring to our mind: devastating wildfires, flash floods, prolonged heat waves, powerful cyclones, or drought-cracked earth. These scenes receive the most attention …
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Amblyopia: Early Diagnosis Can Save a Child’s Vision
by Anurith Kusunam 3 minutes readEvery year, more than 200,000 cases of amblyopia are diagnosed, affecting about 2% to 4% of the population. Commonly called “lazy eye,” amblyopia occurs when the brain favors one eye …
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Ro Khanna Introduces Data Center Bill of Rights
by SAH Staff Reporter 3 minutes readCongressman Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) has introduced a Data Center Bill of Rights aimed at giving Americans and local communities “greater control” over the construction and operation of artificial intelligence data …
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CGI Houston Backs Genuine Cup Promoting Inclusive Sports
by SAH Staff Reporter 2 minutes readThe Consulate General of India (CGI) in Houston has announced its association with the Genuine Cup, a global initiative that promotes “inclusion, teamwork, and humanity” through sport. Launched in 2024 …