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Dozens of children in India die from eating school lunch. On July 16th, 2014, dozens of children in the village of Dharmasati Gandaman in India died after eating a school lunch contaminated with an insecticide. It is believed that the insecticide was deliberately added to the meal as a form of sabotage. The incident sparked protests across India and prompted the Indian government to introduce stricter food safety regulations. The incident also highlighted the need for better food safety standards in India's school lunch program, which serves millions of children across the country.
Did you know you can turn your home into a smart home for less than $15? Well, sort of. Meet the Kasa Smart Plug Mini. It connects to your wireless network, so all you have to do is plug it into your outlet, and then plug in a lamp, fan, space heater or other device, and you'll be able to remotely control it. You can use voice commands, set a custom schedule, and monitor its energy output, and right now you can do it all for just $11.
Long-time U.K. audio specialist Cambridge Audio has introduced wireless earbuds that support high-quality listening for up to 10 hours even when active noise cancellation is turned on. The new Melomania M100 ($219) earbuds are water-resistant and embrace the latest streaming technologies with support for Bluetooth 5.3, LE (low energy) Audio, Snapdragon Sound with aptX Lossless, and aptX Adaptive, meaning they are built to conserve power and improve audio quality whether you’re listening to music at CD quality or in high resolution (up to 24 bits/ 96 kHz).