Chess Olympiad: Vidit Gujrathi’s Accidental Journey to Gold

Indian chess grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi, whose initial passion lay in cricket, recounts his accidental initiation into chess and the journey that led him to a historic gold medal at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest. The article highlights Gujrathi’s rise from a mischievous child to a champion chess player, emphasizing the team spirit and the impact of this monumental victory on the Indian chess community.

50 Common Medicines Found Substandard in India: CDSCO Issues Alert

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) in India has issued an alert regarding 50 commonly used medicines found to be of substandard quality in August 2024. The list includes popular brands like Pan-D, Paracetamol, blood pressure medications, and diabetes drugs, manufactured by companies like Unicure India Ltd, Hetero Drugs, and Alkem Laboratories. The CDSCO also identified five drugs as spurious, adulterated, or misbranded.

Indian Seniors Embracing Travel: A Quest for Joy, Independence, and Purpose

A recent survey by Samarth, a leading elder care organization in India, reveals that travel is more than just a pastime for urban Indian seniors. It’s a powerful tool for finding joy, reclaiming independence, and maintaining a sense of purpose in life. The survey highlights the shifting travel motivations of seniors, emphasizing their desire for extended travel experiences, personal fulfillment, and autonomy.

India’s Tourism Recovery Lags Behind Global Trend

India’s inbound tourism is recovering, with foreign tourist arrivals reaching 90% of pre-pandemic levels. However, the recovery is slower than the global average, impacted by factors like reduced demand from Bangladesh and the suspension of flights from China. Despite this, increased spending per tourist is boosting tourism revenue.

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