Mumbai, India – June 05, 2025 – NIST, India’s top brand in Occupational Health, Safety and Environment services, with strategic partnership with Fusion Safety, launched ACT(S)—Accelerated Culture Transformation (Safety)—at a high-impact event at ITC Maratha, Mumbai. The event was attended by industry leaders, EHS professionals, and corporate stakeholders, marking a new beginning in organizational safety transformation in India.

Accelerated Cultural Transformation (through) Safety, ACT(S) is not a tool—it is a methodology, a model, and a cultural movement. Created to assist organizations in moving beyond mere regulatory compliance, ACT(S) targets the installation of deeply ingrained, proactive safety cultures that are resilient, measurable, and sustainable. The product was introduced by way of live demonstrations, expert presentations, and client comments that showcase its real-world impact.

About ACT(S): From Compliance to Culture Shift

ACT(S) – Accelerated Culture Transformation (Safety) is a strategic solution that enables organizations to rethink the way safety is ingrained at all levels of the workforce. It functions on four primary pillars:

1. Diagnose and Prime

ACT(S) starts by performing detailed cultural analyses to establish what gaps currently exist in safety mindset, behaviors, and systems. This diagnostic step primes organizations for the transformation process, establishing a clear foundation for change.

2. Total Capability

The second phase develops frontline and leadership capability by using focused training, leadership development, and skill-building programs. ACT(S) makes sure that all members, including senior management and top-floor staff, know how they can contribute to safety excellence.

3. Performance Coaching

Through hands-on coaching and behavior-based safety practices, ACT(S) helps organizations maintain transformation. Expert professionals work closely with teams to change attitudes, re-enforce safe behavior, and instill high-performance habits.

4. Calibrate and Expect More

Lastly, ACT(S) focuses on constant improvement via data-based assessments, behavior monitoring, and performance measurements. Organisations are able to extend expectations, set a higher standard, and establish momentum for continued safety progress.

Strategic Alliance for Impact

The NIST–Fusion Safety collaboration that has produced the launch of ACT(S) in India represents the combining of expert OHSE domain knowledge with best-in-class change management principles. Collectively, the partners are empowering organizations all over India with the capability to make safety not merely a requirement—but a firmly rooted cultural ethos.

A Launch Characterized by Enthusiasm and Purpose

The ITC Maratha launch saw safety experts from different industries participate along with Mr. Christian Jack, the Deputy Consul-General of Australian Consulate-General, Mumbai. Panel sessions highlighted the necessity for culture-based models of safety, and live demonstrations highlighted ACT(S)’s structured plan and measurable results.

About Fusion Safety

Fusion Safety provides performance transformation solutions to businesses worldwide, transforming them from compliance-based systems to behavior-based, high-impact safety cultures.

“We all bleed the same, we all love our families. That’s why it’s important on focus on Health & Safety.” – Craigh Docherty

About NIST Global

NIST Global is a top HSE training, consulting, and culture transformation solutions provider in India. With a history of having trained more than 3,00,000 industry professionals, NIST aims to empower safer, smarter workplaces through progressive learning and leadership initiatives.

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In an inspiring step towards combatting food insecurity and uplifting communities in need, Nagi Day Global Aid has officially launched – not just as a charity, but as a powerful movement rooted in love, dignity, and hope.

The launch marks the beginning of a new chapter in humanitarian outreach, with the first major initiative already underway: monthly food distributions across Punjab, India, aimed at supporting families most affected by rising food insecurity.

A Movement with Heart

Nagi Day Global Aid is built on a simple but profound philosophy – that every person, regardless of their background or circumstances, deserves access to basic needs and the opportunity to live with dignity. This is not just about giving food; it’s about restoring hope, building community bonds, and planting seeds of compassion in a time when many feel forgotten.

“We’re not here to provide handouts,” said Manni. “We’re here to uplift lives – to show people they are seen, heard, and valued. This is a movement of empathy in action.”

Food Insecurity in Punjab: A Rising Challenge

Like many regions globally, Punjab has seen a troubling rise in food insecurity driven by economic instability, unemployment, and the lingering impacts of global crises. Thousands of families face daily struggles to put nutritious meals on the table.

In response, Nagi Day Global Aid has mobilized local volunteers to begin monthly food distributions targeting the most vulnerable households. These distributions include essential staples like rice, flour, lentils, and cooking oil – enough to support a family for months.

More Than Just a Launch

This is only the beginning. Nagi Day Global Aid envisions long-term programs including education, health support, and girls’ empowerment initiatives. By rooting every action in community involvement and compassion, the movement aims to create lasting change — one family, one village, one act of kindness at a time.

As the sun rises over Punjab this month, so too does a new hope for those who need it most. And as Nagi Day Global Aid takes its first steps, the world watches – not just the launch of a charity, but the birth of a global movement.

For more information, visit https://nagi.day/global-aid/

Hyderabad, India – March 2025 — Gataca, a wellness and nutraceutical company, has officially launched its cutting-edge line of performance and longevity supplements in India. Designed for those who aspire to live longer, perform better, and age smarter, these supplements are backed by the latest scientific research and developed using the highest quality ingredients.

Live Longer Through Peak Performance – Gataca aims to empower individuals by targeting some of the most critical factors associated with aging and vitality. Each of the five meticulously formulated supplements is designed to:

• Boost peak physical and mental performance
• Slow down biological aging
• Improve overall health and wellness
• Enhance energy & endurance

Product Highlights

Gataca’s lineup includes five high-performance supplements, each crafted to support key cellular processes and reduce inflammation—the cornerstone of many aging-related conditions.

1. NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide)

As the brand’s flagship product, the NMN supplement serves as a direct precursor to NAD+, the critical molecule responsible for cellular energy production. With 99+% pure β-NMN, Gataca offers NMN in three dosage variants: 250mg, 500mg, and 1000mg, making it among the most potent options available for daily supplementation.

2. Trans-Resveratrol

Derived from Japanese Knotweed, this potent polyphenol is known for its powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits. With 99+% purity, Gataca offers 250mg and 500mg doses, providing the best-in-class resveratrol supplement in India.

3. Ca-AKG (Calcium Alpha-Ketoglutarate)

A stable, bioavailable form of AKG that plays a crucial role in cellular energy metabolism, protein synthesis, and overall vitality. Gataca’s Ca-AKG is optimized for maximum absorption and efficacy.

4. TMG (TriMethylGlycine)

A methylated form of glycine that aids DNA repair, supports methylation pathways, and regulates homocysteine levels—a marker of cardiovascular and aging-related health. Gataca’s TMG offers 99+% purity for optimal support.

5. Apigenin

A plant-based flavonoid that complements NMN by inhibiting CD38, an enzyme that depletes NAD+ levels, while also helping to reduce chronic inflammation. Additionally, Apigenin helps people fall asleep and stay asleep.

Transparency and Education First

All Gataca products undergo rigorous third-party testing to ensure unmatched purity and performance. Committed to transparency and science-backed wellness, the company also focuses on educating consumers with accurate, accessible information to support informed health decisions.

Where to Buy

Gataca products are now available on major e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Flipkart, as well as through the brand’s official website www.gataca.in. Customers can benefit from exclusive promotions, free shipping, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

About Gataca

Gataca is a health and wellness company dedicated to supporting healthy aging and peak human performance. By offering top-tier, scientifically validated supplements, Gataca empowers individuals to live longer though peak performance

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Cross-Kingdom Conservation of Sleep-Related Genes in Chlamydomonas Sheds Light on Fundamental Biological Process

Mysuru, Karnataka, 3 April 2025 — A groundbreaking study published in the Journal of Cellular Biochemistry has uncovered compelling evidence that sleep, a behavior once thought to be exclusive to complex organisms, may have its roots in the simplest forms of life. The research, led by an international team of scientists, identifies 112 putative sleep-related genes in the single-celled green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, suggesting that the molecular mechanisms regulating sleep have been conserved across kingdoms for over 500 million years.

Key Findings:

• Evolutionary Conservation: The study reveals that sleep-related genes in humans share significant similarities with those in Chlamydomonas, highlighting an evolutionary continuum from unicellular organisms to mammals.
• Novel Discoveries: Among the identified genes are previously uncharacterized proteins, such as CHLRE_16g686650v5, which exhibit high sequence similarity to human sleep genes, opening new avenues for understanding sleep regulation.
• Functional Insights: Well-known proteins like casein kinase I (CKI) and voltage-dependent calcium channels, critical for circadian rhythms and signaling in humans, were also found in Chlamydomonas, reinforcing their pleiotropic functions.

Implications for Science and Medicine:

This research challenges traditional views of sleep as a purely neural phenomenon, proposing instead that its origins lie in fundamental cellular processes. “Our findings suggest that sleep’s essential functions—energy conservation, cellular repair, and adaptation—may have evolved early in life’s history,” said Pandi-Perumal, one of the study’s lead authors. “Our current findings related to putative sleep genes in Chlamydomonas, a flagellated autotrophic plankton, could revolutionize how we view the evolution of human sleep genes, which eventually helps to study sleep disorders and develop potential therapies by targeting conserved pathways.”

Why It Matters:

• Model Organism: Chlamydomonas, a simple alga with a well-mapped genome, offers a powerful tool for dissecting sleep mechanisms without the complexity of animal models.
• Future Research: The study paves the way for exploring how these putative sleep genes in single-celled organisms contribute to survival, with potential applications in neurology, chronobiology, and even synthetic biology.

Expert Commentary:

“If sleep orthologs exist in algae, it forces us to rethink its purpose,” noted Dr. Chidambaram, co-corresponding author and a professor at the Department of Pharmacology, JSS College of Pharmacy, JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research, Mysuru, Karnataka, India. “This work bridges the gap between microbiology and neuroscience, offering a unified framework to decode sleep’s mysteries through phylogenomics.”

According to Dr. Saravanan, one of the co-authors and Bioinformatics expert, “This study presents an interesting computational framework that enhances cross-genomics comparison by integrating multiple phylogenomic analysis of sleep genes such as Gene ontology, Interpro sites analysis, Repeats analysis and Pathway analysis, offering significant improvements in accuracy, efficiency, and analytical depth.”

According to Prof. Abraham, a Former Professor & Head of the Post-Graduate Department of Botany, at The American College, Madurai, who is one of the co-authors of the study said, “This is an exemplary work, even though we say it ourselves. This phylogenomics study unveils unprecedented insights into evolutionary and functional parallels between putative sleep genes of Chlamydomonas and human sleep genes.”

Overall, the results of this study present an interesting and in-depth analysis of Cross-Kingdom Genomic Conservation of Putative Human Sleep-Related Genes in Chlamydomonas, uncovering previously unreported evolutionary and functional parallels, particularly in protein kinase domains involved in the information storage and processing, providing new insights into conserved genetic elements and their implications in cellular processes.

Publication Details:

The full study, “Cross-Kingdom Genomic Conservation of Putative Human Sleep-Related Genes: Phylogenomic Evidence From Chlamydomonas reinhardtii,” is available in the Journal of Cellular Biochemistry (2025; DOI: [https://doi.org/10.1002/jcb.70030]).

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About the Journal of Cellular Biochemistry:

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How to cite this paper:

Pandi-Perumal SR, Saravanan KM, Paul S, Abraham GC, Warren Spence D, Chidambaram SB. Cross-Kingdom Genomic Conservation of Human Sleep-Related Gene Orthologs: Phylogenomic Evidence from Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. J Cellular Biochem. https://doi.org/10.1002/jcb.70030 (First published: 31 March 2025).