Emily Miller, Author at Riverdale Standard

Emily Miller

Realme P4 Pro 5G Hits India: Price, Specs Unveiled

Realme launched its latest P4 series smartphones in India on August 20, 2025, including the P4 Pro 5G model packed with advanced gaming features and a massive battery. This move targets budget-conscious gamers and tech enthusiasts looking for high performance at affordable prices, with sales starting soon after the announcement. Launch Details and Availability Realme unveiled the P4 Pro 5G during a virtual event, emphasizing its role in the growing…

New Gold Scaled Bass Species Discovered in Georgia Rivers

Scientists have uncovered a new species of black bass fish in the rivers of eastern Georgia and western South Carolina, marking a key find for biodiversity in the region. Named Bartram’s bass, this gold scaled apex predator was confirmed through recent surveys and DNA analysis, highlighting ongoing threats from invasive species and habitat loss. The Discovery Journey Researchers from universities and wildlife agencies launched surveys in 2022 and 2023 to…

Nepal Eliminates Rubella: WHO Hails Health Victory

The World Health Organization announced on August 18, 2025, that Nepal has eliminated rubella as a public health problem. This milestone makes Nepal the latest country in Southeast Asia to achieve this status through strong vaccination programs and community efforts. Understanding Rubella and Its Risks Rubella, also called German measles, spreads easily through coughs and sneezes. It causes mild symptoms in most people, like rash and fever, but poses serious…

ChatGPT Go Hits India at ₹399: Free vs Paid Perks

OpenAI has rolled out ChatGPT Go, a fresh subscription plan aimed at Indian users, priced at just ₹399 per month. This launch on August 19, 2025, targets the growing demand in India, now the company’s second-biggest market after the US, by offering boosted features over the free version without the high cost of premium tiers. The move comes as AI tools gain traction in everyday tasks, from work to learning.…

Georgia Professors Required to Post Syllabuses Online

Georgia’s public university professors face a new rule that demands they share course syllabuses on a public online database. This policy, approved by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents in May 2025, kicks off this fall semester for core classes and aims to boost transparency in higher education. Policy Details and Requirements The new rule mandates that all professors in the University System of Georgia upload their syllabuses…

Experts Push for Smoking Records in Cancer Trials

In a fresh push for better cancer research, experts from top institutions like AIIMS Delhi, McMaster University in Canada, and the International Agency for Research on Cancer in France are calling for mandatory recording of smoking status in all cancer clinical trials. This recommendation, detailed in a commentary published in The Lancet Oncology in August 2025, highlights how ongoing tobacco use can harm treatment results and lower patient survival rates,…

Top Stocks to Watch on August 18

Indian stock markets are set to open strong on August 18, 2025, after a long weekend, with GIFT Nifty futures pointing to a 267-point gain for the Nifty 50 index. Investors will focus on sectors like autos, textiles, and defence, plus individual stocks such as Dixon Technologies and Vodafone Idea, driven by GST reforms, new ventures, and corporate updates. Market Kickoff and Broader Trends Markets in India look ready for…

Jacksonville Dolphins Dominate Georgia Southern 4-1

The Jacksonville Dolphins women’s soccer team kicked off their 2025 season with a strong start, securing a convincing 4-1 win over Georgia Southern on the road. This victory in Statesboro, Georgia, on August 17 marked the Dolphins’ second straight triumph, boosting their record to 2-0 while showcasing their offensive firepower early in the campaign. Explosive Start Sets the Tone The match began with high energy as Jacksonville pushed forward right…

Pro-Government TVs Lead Georgia’s Q2 Ad Decline

In the second quarter of 2025, pro-government television channels in Georgia held a strong grip on the shrinking advertising market, even as overall revenues dropped sharply. Data from the Communications Commission shows a 12.1 percent decline in commercial ad income for TV and radio, highlighting economic pressures and political influences on media sustainability. Market Faces Steep Revenue Drop Georgia’s advertising sector for television and radio broadcasters took a significant hit…

Japanese Interval Walking Goes Viral for Fat Burning and Health Boosts

A simple walking technique from Japan, known as interval walking training, is exploding in popularity worldwide as people discover its power to build strength, burn fat, and lower blood pressure without intense gym sessions. Developed by researchers at Shinshu University, this method alternates brisk and easy paces in short bursts, delivering impressive results in just 30 minutes a day, and recent studies in 2025 confirm its edge over steady walking…