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The new fight over raw milk, explained

Almost a century ago, public health agencies began mandating that milk be pasteurized for human consumption. We’ve been fighting about it ever since. Many, many scientific studies have shown that the process of pasteurization — heating milk to 161° F for 15 seconds and then rapidly cooling it — significantly kills off harmful bacteria, viruses

Explained: Real reason Zadok Yohanna missed Super Eagles’ Unity Cup 2026 tournament

Soccer Zadok Yohanna. Copyright: ImagoxJESPERxZER The Super Eagles of Nigeria were dealt a setback ahead of the 2026 Unity Cup after AIK forward Zadok Yohanna...

Tax harvesting explained: Smart way to lower capital gains tax before March 31

Home Personal Finance News Tax harvesting explained: Smart way to lower capital gains tax before March 31 You sell investments that are currently in loss so that this loss can cancel out the profits you made from other investments. By CNBCTV18.com  March 27, 2026, 1:03:20 PM IST (Updated) 3 Min Read With the financial year

Chargers explained

The answer to the question “what charger should I use for my phone?” used to be simple – the right charger came in the box. That hasn’t been true for a while now, at least not for most phones in most regions. Now you are expected to go out and buy your own charger. But

ESPN 8 The Ocho origin, explained: How ‘Dodgeball’ movie inspired infamous channel to become reality

What started as a joke in a hit comedy movie, somehow came to fruition in real life...

EXPLAINED: What happens if you overstay your 90-day limit in Italy?

If you're visiting Italy from a non-EU country, your time here is limited, unless you have a long-stay visa. But what happens to people who overstay and how strictly are the rules enforced? What is the ‘90-day’ rule? The so-called ‘90-day’ rule states that non-EU, non-EEA nationals who benefit from visa-free travel to the Schengen

Used car GST hike explained: No worries for individual sellers

Used car GST hike explained. The GST Council recently announced a significant change in the taxation of used cars, raising the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate from 12% to 18% for vehicles sold by businesses. This move, which includes electric vehicles (EVs), aims to bring a uniform approach to how used vehicles are taxed.But