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A young woman has won praise for her beautiful handwriting from the armed forces; her name is not from India, Russia, Ukraine, or the USA, but her country is... Good handwriting mattered a lot as we prepared for our Class 10 and 12 board exams. Teachers and parents often scolded many of us for keeping our writing messy. Now that little handwriting is needed with the dominance of computers and tablets, handwriting in a beautiful style is less common.   This is a story about a girl who came to the public eye when a school assignment of hers  went  viral  on the internet in 2017. It became well known that her handwriting was considered the most beautiful worldwide. She does not come from India, the UK, France, Japan, Russia, Ukraine, or the USA. Prakriti Malla is the name of the person we’re looking for, and she is originally from Nepal. She shows how this almost forgotten art still matters a lot.  Because of her unique handwriting, she reminded many that comp...

  Apart from being sweet, grapes are packed with important nutrients that help improve your skin and mental well-being. Because grapes contain lots of antioxidants , vitamins, and water, eating them may improve your skin and your brain. Look at this list of ten science-supported ways grapes can help your skin and mental health. Grapes have many advantages for the skin. 1. It contains a lot of Antioxidants Resveratrol, quercetin, and anthocyanins are some of the antioxidants that grapes contain. They reduce oxidative stress on the skin, which defends cells against harm and lowers the signs of aging, like wrinkles and fine lines. 2. Sun blocks the damaging effects of UV rays. Resveratrol, found in grape skin, gives protection against UV radiation and might lower the chances of getting skin cancer.  3. Improves the level of moisture in the skin. Because grapes have a lot of water, they help your skin stay hydrated for a youthful and plump look. Adequate hydration of the skin red...

  AI and Its Effects on Current Education: Opportunities and Problems These days, artificial intelligence (AI) has gone from being a far-off idea to making a real difference in different fields, and education is one of them. AI is bringing changes to education by introducing personalized learning aids, autograders, and intelligent tutors. Even though the possibilities are substantial, so are the ethical and practical difficulties of using such technology. Improvements on a Big Scale Applying AI to education, personalized learning has become very important. Using AI, it is possible to adjust learning activities according to what students are good at, what they find difficult, and their preferred way of learning. Equipment like Khan Academy relies on AI to provide each student with the proper materials at the proper moment. McKinsey & Company’s report highlights that AI can help teachers handle more challenging duties and support students by managing boring tasks and free...

  Today, on June 5, 2025, we lace up our sneakers in recognition of  "Global Running Day,"  a worldwide event that highlights the transformational powers of running for both mind and body. As sedentary lifestyles and mental health issues rise, running emerges as a beacon of holistic prosperity. The Multifaceted Benefits of Running Physical Health Advantages Running is far more than just a cardiovascular activity; it’s an all-encompassing workout that helps. To strengthen the heart, improve circulation, and reduce the risk of heart disease. Aid in weight management by burning calories and elevating metabolism. Stimulate bone density and muscle strength, which are crucial for overall mobility, through repetitive impact. Mental and Emotional Well-being Beyond physical benefits, running offers profound mental health advantages.  It triggers endorphin release, often called "feel-good hormones", which can alleviate depression and anxiety symptoms.  Engaging in r...

  Kyoto – Working with induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells, researchers in Japan have started the last stage of a clinical trial for fam-Alzheimer’s disease using a new drug. This is the first time iPS cells are being tested so late in the iPS drug discovery process, to find how new and existing drugs might work better, the team said on Tuesday. The team consists of members from Kyoto University’s Center for iPS Cell Research and Application (CiRA) and Towa Pharmaceutical, which produces generic medications. During the trial, which started in May, the team wants to check if the treatment is both safe and effective, with the goal of getting approval from regulators. A group, including CiRA professor Haruhisa Inoue, worked in 2017 to find a compound that removes amyloid beta from iPS cells. Bromocriptine, which helps treat Parkinson’s, was found by their team to help patients with familial Alzheimer’s who have a particular gene mutation. The trial group consisted of eight pa...

 Schools typically focus on STEM, apply benchmark reading, and closely monitor mathematics performance. However, research indicates that there is another discipline - often missing from academic priorities - which has intense power to shape young minds. We are talking about music.   While 92% of American students have access to music education programs, over 3.6 million children are denied this opportunity. Neurocytological studies have confirmed that music training activates the brain, which does not perform any other skills, yet it is ignored by shrinking the budget and transferring priorities. Here, we will find out how to affect cognitive development from learning music and understand what parents can do to address intervals. How music shapes smart thinking in children. Playing an instrument is beyond the tunes. Research suggests that music activities activate the areas responsible for hearing processing, motor control, memory, and emotional regulation.  When solv...