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Why “ORS” Labels on Sugary Drinks Are Now Banned — What Parents Should Know No more “ORS” on sugary or flavored drinks: what changed and why it matters A plain explanation of the FSSAI directive (Oct 14, 2025), the WHO ORS standard, and how parents can protect children from misleading labels. CONTENT Hindi... A long-running safety concern about drinks sold in stores with the label “ORS” (Oral Rehydration Salts) has finally been addressed by India’s food regulator. On October 14, 2025, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) issued a clear directive: food and beverage products that do not match the WHO-recommended ORS formula cannot use the term “ORS” on their packaging, branding or advertising. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} Why this matters Genuine ORS is a medically important, precisely measured mixture used to treat dehydration ...

Artificial Sunlight On Demand: How Space Mirrors Could Light Up the Night | MG World Vision Artificial Sunlight On Demand: How Space Mirrors Could Light Up the Night A look at the technology promising night-time sunlight for solar farms, the startups behind it, and why astronomers and biologists are uneasy. Published: October 11, 2025   |   By MG World Vision ``` What is "Sunlight On Demand"? "Sunlight on demand" refers to a bold idea: redirect sunlight from space to specific locations on Earth when sunlight is otherwise unavailable. The plan uses orbiting mirrors or reflective satellites to bounce sunlight toward ground targets — for example, to illuminate solar farms during nighttime hours so they can continue generating electricity. How the technology would work The basic concept is straightforward: place a network of reflective satellites or large mirrors in orbit, position them t...