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https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/uttar-pradesh-cabinet-social-media-policy-anti-national-posts-objectionable-content-advertisement-2589206-2024-08-28 In UP, the punishment for social media posts that they call anti-national is…a life term. 

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/uttar-pradesh-cabinet-social-media-policy-anti-national-posts-objectionable-content-advertisement-2589206-2024-08-28  The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet on Tuesday approved a new social media policy, aimed at regulating content across platforms including Facebook, X, Instagram, and YouTube. According to the policy, social media influencers can earn up to Rs 8 lakh per month by sharing the government's schemes and initiatives on their platforms.

WA: GS: How do they plan to enforce it ? Devil in these details too : Influencers can earn up to Rs 8 lakh per month on social media by sharing the government's schemes and initiatives on their platforms. UP sarkar's paid news

SC On Bulldozer Action | Supreme Court Frowns Upon 'Bulldozer Justice'; Will Lay Down Guidelines https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCoGl3OgxI4 MIRROR NOW Sep 2, 2024  The Supreme Court on Monday , say properties can't be demolished just because they belong to a person accused of a crime. The court observed that the property can't even be demolished if the person had been convicted.

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Ultraprocessed foods are everywhere. How bad are they? https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/ultraprocessed-foods-bad-  113156299  

Most foods are processed, whether it's by freezing, grinding, fermentation, pasteurization or other means. In 2009, Brazilian epidemiologist Carlos Monteiro and colleagues first proposed a system that classifies foods according to the amount of processing they undergo, not by nutrient content.

At the top of the four-tier scale are foods created through industrial processes and with ingredients such as additives, colors and preservatives that you couldn’t duplicate in a home kitchen, said Kevin Hall, a researcher who focuses on metabolism and diet at the National Institutes of Health.

ultraprocessed foods account for what one study estimates is 73% of the U.S. food supply.. ultraprocessed foods, as a group, tend to have higher amounts of sodium, saturated fat and sugar, and tend to be lower in fiber and protein. It’s not clear whether it’s just these nutrients that are driving the effects.

Ultraprocessed foods are everywhere. How bad are they? 

Time magazine article title Why One Dietitian is Speaking Up for “Ultra-Processed” Foods https://time.com/7007857/ultra-processed-foods-advocate/  the vast majority of Americans, particularly the millions who are food insecure or have limited access to fresh food; they also tend to be lower income and people of color. Wilson felt the buzz ignored this “food apartheid,” as well as the massive diversity of foods that can be considered ultra-processed: a category that includes everything from vegan meat replacements and nondairy milks to potato chips and candy. “.. 

The food industry, predictably, maintains that ultra-processed foods have been unfairly demonized and can be part of a healthy diet. Likely sensing a threat to their bottom line, large food companies have reportedly already started lobbying against recommendations around processed-food consumption.

What’s more surprising is that even one dietitian would take their side, defending a group of foods that, according to 2024 research, has been linked to dozens of poor health outcomes ranging from depression and diabetes to cancer, cardiovascular disease, and cognitive impairment. Wilson has endured plenty of criticism for her position, which is not popular among the nutrition-science establishment.

 I was WRONG: Processed Foods, Seed Oils, and Sugars are GOOD for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtRXLGp5jDY
Dr. Suneel Dhand 

Ultraprocessed foods with ‘feel-good chemicals’ could be as addictive as cigarettes and drugs, study suggests https://www.foxnews.com/health/ultraprocessed-foods-feel-good-chemicals-could-be-addictive-cigarettes-drugs-study-suggests Compulsive eating of foods high in carbs and fats could meet criteria for substance use disorder, researchers say Melissa Rudy By Melissa Rudy Fox News
Published October 19, 2023