Emily Miller, Author at Riverdale Standard

Emily Miller

Amazon Prime Members Get 55% Off Refrigerators in Festival Sale

Amazon has kicked off its Great Indian Festival 2025 early for Prime members, featuring massive discounts on refrigerators from top brands. Starting September 22, shoppers can snag up to 55 percent off on models from LG, Samsung, Haier, Godrej, and more, with extra bank offers and no-cost EMI options making it a prime time to upgrade home appliances. Early Access Sparks Excitement for Prime Shoppers Prime members now have a…

Amul Mother Dairy Cut Dairy Prices After GST Reduction

Starting today, September 22, 2025, major dairy brands Amul and Mother Dairy have lowered prices on many products following a recent GST rate cut by the government. This move aims to pass tax savings directly to consumers, making essentials like milk, ghee, and butter more affordable amid rising living costs. Understanding the GST Rate Changes The GST Council made key decisions in its latest meeting to reduce taxes on dairy…

GB Duo Claims 800m Silver and Bronze in Tokyo Thriller

In a heart-pounding finish at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Great Britain’s Georgia Hunter Bell grabbed silver and teammate Keely Hodgkinson took bronze in the women’s 800m final on September 21, 2025. Kenya’s Lilian Odira surged ahead to win gold with a championship record time of 1:54.62, denying the British pair a historic one-two finish. Thrilling Race Unfolds on Final Day The race started with high expectations for the…

Meta Ray-Ban Gen 2 Glasses Launch with Big Upgrades

Meta has unveiled its second generation Ray-Ban smart glasses at the recent Connect event, bringing major improvements like doubled battery life and enhanced camera features. This launch aims to make everyday AI interactions smoother for users, with sales starting right away in select markets. What the New Glasses Offer The Ray-Ban Gen 2 smart glasses build on the success of the first model by adding practical upgrades that appeal to…

Georgia Hunters Get Key Tree Stand Safety Tips

As deer hunting season kicks off in Georgia, the Department of Natural Resources is pushing for better safety habits in the woods. Officials point out that tree stand falls cause most hunting accidents, and they want hunters to follow simple steps to avoid injuries or worse. Why Tree Stand Safety Matters Now Hunting season in Georgia runs from September through January for deer, drawing thousands of people into the forests…

Ice Generates Electricity: Salt Boosts Power for Green Energy

Scientists in China have uncovered that ice can produce electricity when bent, a process known as flexoelectricity, and adding salt makes this effect much stronger. This breakthrough, revealed in a study published on September 15, 2025, opens doors to new sustainable energy sources from melting glaciers and could explain how lightning forms in storms. What Researchers Discovered About Ice and Electricity A team led by physicist Xin Wen at Xi’an…

FMCG Giants Slash Prices Before GST Overhaul

Major fast-moving consumer goods companies in India are rolling out hefty discounts to retailers as the country gears up for a big GST rate cut on September 22, 2025. These offers, ranging from 4 to 20 percent on various household essentials, aim to clear existing stock and smooth the shift to lower taxes, with deals lasting until September 21. Discounts Drive Stock Clearance Fast-moving consumer goods leaders like Hindustan Unilever,…

Bert Earley Highlights Forests Role in Georgia Water Quality

In a recent address to the Georgia House of Representatives Water Subcommittee, Bert Earley, the Southwest Georgia Water Quality Specialist for the Georgia Forestry Commission, explained how forests protect the states water resources. The meeting took place on August 27, 2025, at Southern Regional Technical College in Moultrie, where Earley stressed the vital link between healthy forests and clean water amid growing concerns over water management in Georgia. Forests Key…

iPhone 17 Demand Outpaces 16 with Longer Lead Times

Apple’s new iPhone 17 series is showing stronger demand than the iPhone 16 lineup from last year, based on early delivery lead times in major markets. Analysts at JP Morgan reported this trend just days after the device’s launch on September 9, 2025, pointing to high interest in the base model and the slim Air version. Strong Start for iPhone 17 Pre-Orders Demand for the iPhone 17 appears robust right…

India’s Smartphone Exports Hit ₹1 Trillion in Five Months

India’s smartphone exports have reached a record ₹1 trillion in the first five months of the current financial year, marking a 55 percent jump from the same period last year. This surge, fueled by the government’s Production Linked Incentive scheme and strong performances from companies like Apple, Tata Electronics, and Foxconn, highlights India’s growing role as a global manufacturing hub. Driving Forces Behind the Export Boom The Production Linked Incentive…