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health

πŸ’‰ Yellow Fever Vaccine Center Opens in Trivandrum

Thiruvananthapuram Government Medical College has started a Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre for travelers heading to Africa and South America. This new center is the fourth one in Kerala, with others located in Kochi and Kozhikode. Yellow fever, spread by mosquitoes, requires vaccination for those working in endemic areas. The vaccine offers lifelong protection after just one dose. The government is also adjusting staffing to ensure these medical centers run smoothly. πŸ’‰

#KeralaHealth#Vaccination#Trivandrum
tech

🧠 AI generates answers, but verification is the real hurdle

Artificial intelligence has shifted from predicting data to generating complex outputs like proofs and designs. This rapid generation is happening across India and globally, applying to fields like healthcare and law. For instance, an OpenAI model produced a 125-page disproof, requiring nine mathematicians to verify it. This creates 'proof indigestion' because output is cheap but verification remains incredibly expensive. As AI advances, the need for expert human checking becomes crucial to prevent systemic errors. 🧐

#AIverification#TechIndia#FutureOfWork
tech

πŸ€– AI generates answers, but verification is the new struggle

Generative AI has evolved from predicting to creating outputs like code and proofs across various fields. This technology is being integrated rapidly into critical areas like healthcare and finance, especially in India. Recent instances show a massive gap, with one 125-page proof requiring nine mathematicians to verify it. Experts are calling this 'proof indigestion,' as production outpaces institutional capacity to check accuracy. This imbalance affects not just math, but also law and medicine, posing major risks. 🧠

#AIγ€γ€ŒTechCrisisγ€γ€ŒVerificationγ€γ€ŒFutureOfWork
tech

πŸ’¨ 5 cool ways to use your portable fan πŸ’¨

Portable fans are useful during heatwaves but have other creative uses too. For example, users in Singapore employ them to dry small laundry items while traveling. While some use them for hair drying, experts advise against it for hair health. Fans can also be handy for cooling down hot food for kids. Essentially, these mini devices serve multiple functions beyond just personal cooling.

#FanLife#SummerHacks#TechGadgets
entertainment

πŸ“Ό 80s Shillong: Cassettes & Bollywood Vibes πŸ“Ό

The arrival of video cassettes brought a new form of entertainment to Shillong, a sleepy Northeast outpost. This shift happened after the town restricted movement due to past riots, changing how people accessed media. Initially, access was limited as many homes couldn't afford VCRs, requiring renting from local libraries. Young people devoured melodramatic Hindi films, learning about romance and life from the screen. This cinematic immersion deeply influenced the youth's tastes and conversations for years to come.

#80sNostalgia#ShillongLife#BollywoodVibes
sports

🏏 Jadeja reveals early doubts over batting spot

Ravindra Jadeja shared his struggles during the initial phase of his India career regarding batting order placement. He admitted that frequently batting at number 8 or 9 impacted his confidence significantly. These moments occurred while playing against Sri Lanka in Galle. Jadeja felt the team lacked faith when fast bowlers prepared to bat ahead of him. Now, India holds a strong position after finishing Day 1 on 288/2.

#Cricket#TeamIndia#Jadeja
health

🦟 Dengue spike hits kids in Chengalpattu

Multiple children have been hospitalized with dengue fever in Chengalpattu district, causing public concern among parents. Affected children are admitted to various government hospitals, including in Guduvanchery and Chengalpattu. Last year, between January and November, the state recorded 20,866 dengue cases and 12 deaths. Officials are boosting surveillance while confirming no immediate plan for the Qdenga vaccine rollout. Early diagnosis and mosquito control are stressed as key prevention methods moving forward.

#DengueAwareness#TamilNaduHealth#PublicHealth
science

🐘 Elephant Tusko died from massive LSD dose in 1962

In 1962, researchers administered 297 mg of LSD to 14-year-old elephant Tusko at the Oklahoma City Zoo. The experiment was conducted by Dr. Louis Jolyon West and Dr. Chester M. Pierce. Tusko collapsed within five minutes of the injection and passed away 100 minutes later. The goal was to induce 'musth', but the massive dose proved fatal to the elephant. Later attempts to replicate the study showed survival when LSD was administered orally. 🐘

#AnimalEthics#ScienceHistory#LSD
entertainment

🎬 Awarapan 2 hits 72 crore mark

Emraan Hashmi's film, Awarapan 2, has crossed the Rs 72 crore mark at the box office. This achievement was recorded worldwide for the movie. The collection update is specifically for Day 2 performance. The film has garnered significant traction since its release. Further box office tracking will continue in the coming days.

#Awarapan2#BoxOfficeHit#EmraanHashmi
entertainment

πŸ’– Himanshi Khurana on breakup over religious divide

Himanshi Khurana discussed her struggles with depression, childhood trauma, and her breakup with Asim Riaz. The couple, who met in Bigg Boss 13, separated in December 2023 due to religious differences. During this tough time, she faced health issues like thyroid and anxiety, leading to an eight-month personal break. She felt she was betraying God when religious conversion was pressured upon her. Now, she feels a better version of herself has emerged after overcoming these challenges. πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ

#HimanshiKhurana#BiggBoss13#MentalHealth
india

πŸ˜” Arunachal student found dead in Kerala

A 20-year-old engineering student from Arunachal Pradesh was discovered deceased at a rented house in Kozhipilly, Kerala. The student, identified as Michi Marpu, was a third-year B Tech student at MA College of Engineering, Kothamangalam. He was found on Saturday evening with a rope around his neck, and a three-page note was recovered. Police suspect he attempted suicide over low marks, though a detailed probe is ongoing. Students are now planning protests regarding the college's high minimum credit requirement. πŸ˜”

#KeralaNews#StudentLife#Tragedy

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