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Rahul, oppn MPs meet Birla; seeks discussion on ‘brutality’ unleashed on students

New Delhi, Jul 20 (PTI) Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi along with some opposition MPs met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday and urged him to allow a discussion in the House on the “brutality unleashed” on students and the government’s “complete lack of accountability” for the examination crisis. Besides Gandhi, SP’s Dharmendra Yadav, Shiv Sena (UBT’s) Arvind Savant, RSP’s N K Premchandran, among others, met the Speaker in his office before the House proceedings began. In a post on X, Gandhi said, “Met the Hon’ble Lok Sabha Speaker today along with MPs of the Opposition. Our demand is

India youth group says will not march again because police will ‘hurt youth’

NEW DELHI, July 21 (Reuters) – India’s youth-led “cockroach” movement said on Tuesday it would continue ​its protest but will not march again, a day after ‌scores of supporters were injured in clashes with police who tried to stop their march on parliament. Delhi Police said nearly 180 people, including 118 security and police personnel, ​and 60 protesters, were injured on Monday when they clashed in ​central Delhi. Thousands of protesters from Delhi and nearby cities and ⁠towns gathered to march on parliament on Monday, joining a movement that began ​as an online satire but has turned out to become

More testosterone won’t make a better soldier or a tougher man – aggression and strength drive T levels, not the other way around

Richmond, Virginia, Jul 21 (Conversation) How low is too low when it comes to testosterone levels? When Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced in July 2026 that U.S. service members ages 30 and older will have their testosterone tested every year, neither he nor the Pentagon specified what level of the hormone would be considered “low” enough to require treatment – a telling omission, since where “low” begins depends on the lab conducting the test and the guidelines your doctor follows. The announcement lands amid a national testosterone craze: Prescriptions have climbed to nearly 12 million in 2025, up 154% since

How to keep babies safe during outdoor activities when temperatures soar

Infants, toddlers and young children need outdoor activity to build strong bodies and minds, but they also require extra care in the heat. In the summer months, those twin imperatives can make parents anxious. How long should kids be out? How do I know they’re OK? What should I avoid? Human-caused climate change is making heat waves longer, stronger and more widespread. Much of the U.S. sweltered last week under a heat dome. That shift makes questions about keeping babies safe more pressing, said Dr. Katherine Williamson, a pediatrician with Rady Children’s Health in Orange, California. “We talk about drowning

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