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24/09/2025

Solar is the smart investment that lasts. Unlike short-term luxuries, it provides reliable energy, long-term savings, and lasting value for 25+ years — making every investment truly worthwhile.

24/09/2025

24/09/2025

4th Solar village in Gujarat

22/09/2025

India’s 250 GW Milestone — Powering Progress, Providing Energy Leadership

With 250 GW of installed electricity capacity through Non-Fossil Fuels, India is moving towards a clean, reliable & unstoppable energy future — strengthening our journey towards a sustainable and energy-secure nation.

20/09/2025

Transform your rooftop into a powerhouse! 🌞💡 With a rooftop solar plant, enjoy 6-in-1 benefits.

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19/09/2025

Why let rising energy costs hold your business back?
With Waaree’s Commercial & Industrial Rooftop Solar Solutions, you unlock maximum savings, efficiency, and independence from the grid — all backed by India’s largest solar panel manufacturer.

19/09/2025

India’s green energy journey hits a historic 250 GW non-fossil capacity milestone. This growth reflects vision, willpower and progress under PM ji. The future? 500 GW by 2030.

18/09/2025

🧠 Fast food doesn’t just affect your waistline — it can rewire your brain’s in less than a week.

Just four days of junk food may be enough to start rewiring the brain’s memory circuits, according to a new study from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine.

Researchers found that high-fat diets mimicking typical Western fast foods disrupt neurons in the hippocampus—the brain’s memory hub—by interfering with glucose use.

This disruption causes a specific set of neurons, called CCK interneurons, to become hyperactive, impairing memory function. The findings, published in Neuron, suggest that unhealthy eating habits can affect brain health almost immediately, long before weight gain or diabetes appear.

The good news is that the damage may be reversible. The team discovered that restoring glucose availability—either through dietary changes, fasting, or pharmacological interventions—calmed overactive neurons and improved memory performance in mice. Lead researcher Juan Song, PhD, noted that the rapid effect of diet on brain cells was unexpected but underscores how strongly nutrition influences cognitive health. These insights could pave the way for new strategies to protect against dementia and Alzheimer’s, especially in people at risk due to obesity and metabolic disorders.

Source: Landry, T., Perrault, L., Melville, D., et al. (2025, September 11). Targeting glucose-inhibited hippocampal CCK interneurons prevents cognitive impairment in diet-induced obesity. Neuron.

18/09/2025

Studies have found that just one night of sleep deprivation can reduce muscle protein synthesis by 18%, increase cortisol by 21% and drop testosterone by 24%, effectively promoting muscle breakdown, instead of muscle repair and growth.

Lack of sleep creates a stressful state for the body, leading to an overproduction of cortisol, the primary stress hormone.

Cortisol is a catabolic hormone that promotes muscle breakdown. Conversely, testosterone is a key anabolic hormone that promotes muscle growth.

Sleep deprivation disrupts the body’s natural circadian rhythms and hormone secretion patterns, leading to persistently elevated levels of cortisol and reduced levels of testosterone.

Testosterone like other anabolic hormones (like growth hormone and IGF-1) positively regulate muscle protein synthesis by activating the Pl3K/Akt/m/TOR/ pathway.

Cortisol activates pathways that promotes muscle protein degradation, counteracting the effects of anabolic hormones.

The disruption of the hormonal environment and biological rhythms due to poor sleep negatively affects skeletal muscle metabolism, reducing the rates of protein synthesis required for muscle repair and growth.

PMID: 36272396, 33400856

17/09/2025

Old jeans, once destined for landfills, are increasingly being recycled into eco-friendly house insulation. Denim is made from natural cotton fibers, which have excellent thermal and acoustic properties. When processed, shredded, and treated to resist fire, pests, and mold, discarded jeans can be transformed into thick insulation batts. These batts are safe to handle without the irritation caused by fiberglass, while still offering strong energy efficiency. The process not only reduces textile waste but also cuts down the demand for traditional, non-renewable insulation materials.

This sustainable innovation is driving a booming denim recycling industry. With millions of tons of textiles discarded each year, repurposing denim into insulation provides both an environmental and economic solution. Builders and homeowners increasingly favor it because it’s durable, non-toxic, and improves indoor comfort. By turning old jeans into insulation, recycling companies help close the loop in fashion, proving that discarded clothing can find a valuable second life in construction.

17/09/2025

Liquid Nanoclay coats sand grains with microscopic clay particles, boosting water retention and nutrient availability to levels similar to fertile soil. The treatment can cut irrigation needs by 50% and improve crop yields, offering a breakthrough solution for farming in arid regions.