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[ad_1] When it comes to sweet spreads for our morning toast, biscuits, or pastries, the choices seem endless. But, there are three common spreads that people enjoy the most - marmalade , jam , and jelly. They go well with toast and sandwiches. While terms like marmalade, jam, and jelly may seem interchangeable to some, these delectable concoctions each possess unique characteristics and origins, contributing to diverse flavours and textures.Take a look at some of the key differences between these spreads that can help you choose the best one for your toast. What is Marmalade? Marmalade stands out as the boldest of the trio, primarily due to its zesty kick. This spread originates from the peel of citrus fruits like oranges, lemons, or grapefruits. The process involves slicing the fruit peel finely, simmering it with sugar, and adding the fruit's juice. The result? A bittersweet, chunky concoction that bursts with citrusy flavour and is famous for its vibrant orange hue. Jam, a

[ad_1] Last Updated: February 07, 2023, 07:45 IST One in 10 invested in an FD for safety from market volatility. Kuvera’s survey found that over one in five respondents turned to FD to park emergency funds while beating inflation. Safety from market volatility is one of the key reasons for investors to book a fixed deposit (FD), according to a recent survey by investing platform Kuvera. Almost half of the respondents (over 44%) said they invested in an FD when they needed money within three years with total safety. Another 23% said they invested in an FD to park emergency funds to beat inflation. Kuvera, an online investment and financial planning platform, said that it surveyed around 1.6 million of its investors to understand the reasons behind the popularity of FDs among Indians. Also Read: Bank FD: ICICI Bank vs PNB vs HDFC Bank; Check Comparison of Latest Interest Rates “FDs are quite popular among Indians and we set out to understand why it was so. Unsurprisingly, the simpli

[ad_1] Comment on this story Comment Add to your saved stories Save Houthi militants vowed Friday to retaliate against dozens of U.S. and British strikes on their positions in Yemen, a threat that provoked fears of further escalation in the seething Middle East. Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree said the overnight strikes would not go “unpunished or unanswered.” In a video message Friday, he said the action would not deter the Iran-back militant group from continuing to target ships in the Red Sea to protest Israel’s military campaign against Hamas. “The American and British enemy bears full responsibility for its criminal aggression against the Yemeni people,” he said. The strikes, which President Biden said were necessary to protect the key trade route after 27 attacks on international commercial shipping, hit more than 60 targets in Yemen, including air defenses, munitions depots and rocket-launching sites, U.S. officials said. Saree said 73 strikes hit Sanaa, the Yemeni c

[ad_1] The per tola price of 24 karat gold on Thursday witnessed a massive hike in the local market. The gold prices recorded an increase of Rs5,700 per tola to settle at Rs218,300 in the domestic market, according to the All Sindh Sarafa Jewellers Association. The price of 10 grams of 24-karat gold also registered an increase of Rs4,887 and being sold at Rs187,157. Meanwhile, the price of gold in the international market also went up by $70 to $2,650, the Association reported. Earlier on Wednesday, the Pakistan Stock Exchange also crashed over 1,900 points but later recovered and ended up losing over 1,100 points at the end of the business day. [ad_2] Source link https://worldnews2023.com/business/gold-price-per-tola-increases-rs5700-in-pakistan-such-tv/?feed_id=308578&_unique_id=668336713678e

[ad_1] The Supreme Court’s affirmative action ruling will have far-reaching consequences for Black and Latino students hoping to attend medical school and, in turn, only worsen the health disparities among people of color across the country, experts said. After the high court’s ruling Thursday struck down affirmative action programs at the University of North Carolina and Harvard , many fear that medical and nursing schools and other professional institutions will no longer be able to foster diversity by considering race in their admissions processes. The decision will result in fewer Black physicians and more racial bias in the medical field, said Dr. Uché Blackstock, a physician who is the founder of Advancing Health Equity .  “Fewer Black health professionals means less culturally responsive and equitable care for Black patients,” she said. “Also, the lack of Black representation among Black health professionals is a problem for younger generations since ‘you can’t be what you

[ad_1] World Sexual Health Day is a platform for healthcare professionals, medical educators, activists, and organisations to promote sexual health, raise awareness of individuals' sexual rights, and urge people to engage in safe sex practices. The main objective of celebrating World Sexual Health Day is to foster a society in which sexual health is respected and valued and is seen as an essential element of general well-being. World Sexual Health Day 2023: Date World Sexual Health Day 2023 will be observed on Monday, 4 September 2023. World Sexual Health Day 2023: Theme According to WHO, "The theme of World Sexual Health Day 2023 is 'Consent'." Recognizing the importance of consent and mutual respect when it comes to sexual encounters. To make educated decisions about their sexual and reproductive health, people need to have access to comprehensive and accurate information. "Good sexual health is fundamental to the overall health and well-

[ad_1] Join Fox News for access to this content Plus get unlimited access to thousands of articles, videos and more with your free account! Please enter a valid email address. By entering your email, you are agreeing to Fox News Terms of Service and Privacy Policy , which includes our Notice of Financial Incentive . To access the content, check your email and follow the instructions provided. The Chinese government accused the United States of causing "trouble and provocation" in a statement on Thursday after the U.S. Navy sailed a warship through the sensitive Taiwan Strait. "U.S. warships and planes have caused trouble and provocation on China's doorstep, and carried out large-scale, high-frequency activities in waters and airspace around China," Chinese Defence Ministry spokesperson Colonel Wu Qian told reporters at a monthly briefing. The comment came after USS John Finn sailed through a corridor in the Taiwan Strait for the first time sinc