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Nothing wrong in PM Modi’s visit to my residence for Ganpati puja: CJI Chandrachud

New Delhi, Nov 5 (PTI) Addressing the controversy over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to his residence for Ganpati prayers, Chief Justice of India (CJI) D Y Chandrachud on Monday said there was “nothing wrong” in it and underscored the need for a “sense of maturity in political sphere” on such issues. Following the PM’s visit to the CJI residence, opposition parties led by the Congress and a section of lawyers had raised concerns over propriety and separation of powers between the judiciary and the executive. The BJP, on the other hand, dismissed the criticism as unwarranted and said it

US states worried about election unrest take security precautions

LAS VEGAS, Nevada Nov 5 (Reuters) – A security fence rings a Las Vegas building where a Nevada county tabulates votes. An Arizona sheriff has his department on high alert to guard against potential violence with drones and snipers on standby. The National Guard has been or will be activated in 19 states so far to help maintain peace. As a tense America votes on Tuesday for either Republican Donald Trump or Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris for president, concerns about potential political violence have prompted officials to take a variety of measures to bolster security during and after Election

Lack of vitamin D can cause bone and lower back pain, neck pain and muscle spasms

Evidence shows that lacking vitamin D can cause bone and lower back pain, neck pain and muscle spasms. A review conducted in 2018, which analysed 81 studies, revealed that individuals suffering from arthritis, muscle pain, and chronic widespread pain generally had lower vitamin D levels compared to those who did not have these health issues. A study involving 98 adults suffering from lower back pain also found that lower vitamin D levels were associated with more intense pain. A 2014 study also found that 71% of individuals suffering from chronic pain had a vitamin D deficiency. Research from 2019 discovered

Kamala Harris’ ancestral village in India to pray for her election victory

THULASENDRAPURAM, India, Nov 4 (Reuters) – Residents in U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris’ ancestral village in southern India were preparing to hold prayers on election day on Tuesday in a Hindu temple more than 8,000 miles (13,000 km) from Washington. Harris’ maternal grandfather P.V. Gopalan was born more than a century ago in the leafy village of Thulasendrapuram in what is now southern India’s Tamil Nadu state. “There will be a special prayer on Tuesday morning at the temple,” G. Manikandan, a villager who runs a small store near the temple, said. “Celebrations will follow if she wins.” At

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