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Kashmiri teacher fights period stigma, one village at a time

Aasima Jan works diligently in north Kashmir, focusing on menstrual health awareness to help girls stay in school. She began her efforts after witnessing the stigma around menstruation affecting attendance rates among female students. Monthly sessions in villages educate families about menstrual hygiene and encourage open discussion about the topic. Aasima also distributes sanitary pads, highlighting their importance for health and hygiene.

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Other side of Sept 30: A family waited anxiously for their son — Capt Smit Machchhar

Captain Smit Machchhar was injured during a terrorist attack and underwent surgery in a military hospital. His parents initially faced uncertainty regarding his condition while trying to reach him. After being airlifted to Abu Dhabi, Smit's father felt relieved upon visiting him. The family decided to focus on Smit's recovery instead of revisiting the traumatic event. They remain optimistic about his healing process and future homecoming.

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Meet Bailey Quinn Frank, eighth-grader who built low-cost bacterial air sampler

Bailey Quinn Frank has created a groundbreaking air sampler designed to enhance health surveillance in rural areas. Utilizing basic materials such as fans and filters, this device collects airborne bacterial DNA. Findings revealed notable variations in bacterial composition between indoor and outdoor spaces. As a finalist in the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge, Bailey exemplifies the use of practical tools in tackling public health issues.

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Maui $1.35M lot fight: $7M judgment vacated after 32 years

In 1994, Don Williams paid $1.35 million for 1.137 acres near Maui’s Maʻalaea Harbor. More than three decades later, Hawaiʻi’s Intermediate Court of Appeals vacated a Circuit Court judgment awarding $7 million in his long-running eminent-domain case. The appellate court found competing valuation evidence created factual disputes requiring further proceedings over just compensation.

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€100 flea market 'typewriter' was WWII Enigma machine worth €45,000

A German Enigma machine sold for €100 at a Romanian flea market surprised many when it fetched €45,000 at auction. The machine, thought to be a regular typewriter, was identified by a cryptography professor who recognized its historical significance. After purchasing it, the professor cleaned and repaired the machine to prepare it for auction. This Enigma machine was used during World War II for military communications.

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Protesters climb barricades, confront police in march against Gyanesh; 120 detained

Protesters in New Delhi faced police resistance while demanding the resignation of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. They gathered at multiple locations, pushing barricades and confronting police efforts to disperse the crowd. Allegations of police misconduct surfaced, including claims of inappropriate touching of women protesters. AISA reported that their president, Neha Bora, was taken away by male police officers without badges.

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Sign of things to come? Delhi records worst AQI of season

On Sunday, Delhi reported its poorest air quality this season with an AQI of 187, indicating a movement towards unhealthy conditions. Several monitoring hubs noted AQI levels surpassing 250, exacerbated by stagnant meteorological conditions. Experts forecast a brief spell of moderate air quality before a further decline, urging intensified road-cleaning efforts to tackle dust pollution.

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