India tells smartphone makers to put state-run cyber safety app on new devices
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cedxyvx74p4o?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
India tells smartphone makers to put state-run cyber safety app on new devices
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cedxyvx74p4o?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Riped my finger a few weeks ago no cited I have forgotten about it over last few days don't know if dandelion detox tea is helping it or the moringa tea it would be about the time I started the moringa but looks good now but have started mullein tea but only 2 days today including so don't think it it don't even know the cuts there but on pame side were finger blends
I heard that every planet has 200 different chemicals in them so the more different plants you take the more different chemicals you can get
Imagine scrubbing clothes by hand for 20 grueling hours a week— a reality for five billion people worldwide, mostly women and girls in remote or water-scarce spots. Enter the Divya: a genius, off-grid flat-pack washing machine dreamed up by ex-Dyson whiz Navjot Sawhney and his UK social enterprise, The Washing Machine Project (TWMP). It's no ordinary gadget—picture a sturdy metal drum duo that soaks, swishes, and spins a 5kg load in just 30 minutes with minimal elbow grease (a quick handle crank or two after the initial dip).
What makes it a game-changer? It slashes water use by half, eases physical strain, and is easy to repair—no fancy tools needed. Born from real-user vibes in places like Uganda's Lake Victoria islands, it's already lightened loads for nearly 50,000 folks across 13 countries, from Ghana to Iraq. As TWMP's R&D lead Laura Tuck puts it: “We listened to the people we were designing for... That research changed everything.” Sawhney adds: “It transforms an exhausting task into something simple and time-saving.”
The ripple effect? Freed-up hours for education, work, or play, turbocharging gender equality and hygiene. With NGO partnerships, UN backing, and Indian production hubs launching in 2026, TWMP eyes a million lives transformed by 2030. Talk about a wash that's truly clean— for people and the planet!
Do you think projects like these can gain enough traction to transform lives on a global scale? Let us hear your thoughts below. 👇🏽
Link to article: https://www.positive.news/society/flat-pack-washing-machine-spins-a-fairer-future/
In a bold move for American families, President Trump has greenlit a fast-tracked nationwide review of the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule, drawing inspiration from global best practices to ensure it's science-driven and truly protective—without the excess! Just hours earlier, the CDC's expert panel celebrated a major victory by scrapping the routine Hepatitis B shot for healthy newborns, recognizing that most babies face zero risk from this sexually or needle-transmitted virus.
Trump hailed the decision as "very good," slamming the old schedule's whopping 72 jabs as "ridiculous" and way overkill compared to other nations. With trusted leaders like HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the helm, this promises quicker, common-sense reforms to safeguard kids' health like never before—empowering parents and prioritizing what's essential. A brighter, healthier future for our little ones is underway!
Do you think the current vaccine schedule for American infants is excessive or appropriately prescribed? Share your opinion below. 👇🏻
Link to article: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-signs-off-nationwide-vaccine-schedule-review-cdc-withdraws-infant-hep-b-guidance
Brought this mullein tea to clean my lungs as I'm a smoker by the time I had finish my first cup I was coughing up shit so looks like it's going to work
Yamada to sell ‘human washing machine’ after expo popularity
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/business/2025/11/27/companies/yamada-human-washing-machine-sale/
One with the Universe
If we open the hand of thought, we are one with the whole universe. This truth leads to the crucial point for us of what role we should be playing right now, right here.
Let's keep tending to the 'practice-ground"
The healthy computer Silicon Valley doesn't want us to know about