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India's Cricket Dominance Put to the Test as Pakistan Looms in OTT Documentary

Mumbai, February 15, 2025 - The highly anticipated documentary series 'The Greatest Rivalry: India vs Pakistan' on Netflix has left fans reeling as it delved into the most intense and intriguing cricket matches between arch-rivals India and Pakistan. In a latest episode released on Netflix, two of the closest rivals

TECHNOLOGY

Revolutionary Gene-Editing Technology Used to Control Plant Height in Corn

Chinese scientists have made a groundbreaking achievement in the field of gene editing, successfully reducing the height of corn plants using advanced technology. This breakthrough has far-reaching implications for global food security and agricultural productivity. The researchers, from the Biotechnology Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS)

TECHNOLOGY

Iconic Secunderabad Station Getting a ₹700-crore Facelift

Secunderabad, Telangana - The iconic Secunderabad Railway Station is set to undergo a massive upgrade worth ₹700 crore, which is expected to be completed by 2026. According to sources, around 27% of the work has been executed so far. The South Central Railway (SCR) has initiated the demolition of the

TECHNOLOGY

Samsung Delays One UI 7 Update Launch Despite Initial Plans

Samsung users are eagerly awaiting the release of the highly anticipated One UI 7 update, which was initially expected to roll out soon but has now been pushed back according to latest reports. The new software is based on Android 15 and promises several exciting features, including enhanced AI capabilities

SCIENCE

Punjab Government Introduces Punjab Forensic Science Authority Act 2024, Aims To Modernize Forensic Investigation

In a significant move to revamp its forensic investigation machinery, the Punjab government on Friday introduced the Punjab Forensic Science Authority Act 2024 in the Punjab Assembly. This new legislation aims to modernize the forensic science systems in the province by establishing a globally recognized forensic science institution with autonomy.

SCIENCE

GATE 2025 Feb 15 Question Papers with Solutions Released: Breaking Down Exam Pattern, Difficulty Level

The highly anticipated GATE 2025 February 15 exam session has concluded, marking the end of a challenging testing process for engineering aspirants. The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee, conducted this year's examination, and detailed analysis of the question paper and solutions is now available online. GATE 2025 February 15

SCIENCE

'Miracle Pill' Discovered: Antidepressants Hold Key to Preventing Deadly Infections

New Delhi, December 2023 - A groundbreaking research published in the journal Science Advances has revealed that antidepressants like Prozac can not only mitigate mental health disorders but also prevent serious infections and life-threatening sepsis. Scientists at the prestigious Salk Institute have discovered that these commonly prescribed medications can regulate

SCIENCE

Scientists Successfully Map Electron Shape for First Time in Solid State

In a groundbreaking achievement, researchers at MIT have successfully mapped the shape of an electron as it moves through a solid, revolutionizing our understanding of quantum behavior and material science. Led by physicist Riccardo Comin, the research team utilized Angle-Resolved Photoemission Spectroscopy (ARPES) to capture the geometric shape of electrons

BUSINESS

Investors urged to stick with Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) as mid-market fund inflows surge

New Delhi, [Date] - In January, the mutual fund industry witnessed robust inflows of assets under management, reaching a staggering Rs 67.25 lakh crore, with midcap funds receiving a significant Rs 5,148 crore and small-cap funds attracting Rs 5,721 crore. However, amidst this surge in investment enthusiasm,

BUSINESS

Escape into Books: Top Picks to Calm the Turmoil in Our Lives

In these trying times, it's essential to find moments of peace amidst the chaos. One effective way to do so is by immersing yourself in a good book. The ever-changing nature of current events can be overwhelming, but turning to literature can provide a much-needed respite. For those looking for

BUSINESS

Indian Public Relations Industry Grows Significantly as Global Trends Reshape Industry

New Delhi: The Indian public relations industry continues to expand its footprint, driven by the country's growing economic landscape. According to the PRCAI's (Public Relations and Communications Association of India) SPRINT 2024-25 study, the sector has grown more than three times compared to global PR, reaching ₹2,500 crores in

HEALTH

Trump Administration Dismisses Nearly Half of Elite US Epidemiology Program Disease Detectives Amidst Fears of Bird Flu and Efforts to Downsize Federal Government

Washington D.C. - In a move that has sent shockwaves through the public health community, the Trump administration announced on Friday that it had dismissed nearly half of an elite US epidemiology program known as the "disease detectives." The program, which is responsible for investigating outbreaks across the country,

HEALTH

Young Adults in their 30s Experience Early Bone Loss: Experts Say Changes Are Possible

A growing trend is causing concern among younger generations - early bone loss. According to Dr Venkatesh Movva, Regenerative Orthopedic Specialist and Founder of RegenOrthoSport in Nandagiri Hills, Telangana, bone density has decreased by 10% compared to previous generations among young adults. Beneath the surface of this alarming trend lies

HEALTH

Empowering Women: District Administration Organises Large-Scale Health and Placement Camp

Nawanshahr, [Date] - The District Administration organized a large-scale women's health and placement camp at the ITI Ground, Nawanshahr, with an aim to empower women through various health services, employment opportunities, and awareness about government schemes. Around 450 women attended the event, which featured cultural performances, expert lectures, and motivational

HEALTH

Federal Judges Extend Block on Musk's Government Cost-Cutting Team from Accessing US Treasury Payment Systems

A federal judge in Manhattan, U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas, extended a temporary block on Elon Musk's government cost-cutting team from accessing payment systems at the US Treasury Department on Friday. Musk's team, commonly referred to as the "Department of Government Efficiency," has been sweeping through federal agencies since

SCIENCE

The article features six women who are leaders in their respective fields, sharing their experiences and insights on how they overcame obstacles to succeed. Here's a summary of their stories:

Emily (Expanding Horizons) is a leader in the scientific community who shares the importance of finding role models and mentors who believe in you, even when faced with doubts or biases.Michelle (Unbiased Science) talks about how her diverse background as a biologist, nurse, and toxicologist has helped her excel

SCIENCE

Two Women, Two Visions, One Goal: Advancing Oncology at Servier

On the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we had the opportunity to meet with two remarkable women, Ibtissam Marchiq and Véronique Blanc, who are dedicated to advancing oncology research at Servier. Both scientists have overcome challenges as women in a male-dominated field and now

SCIENCE

Branching Out: Artist and Scientist Find Common Ground in the Shape of Trees

A Dutch artist's iconic painting "Gray Tree" has sparked a fascinating conversation between art and science, revealing that trees may be seen as the same shape by both artists and scientists. Artist Piet Mondrian was known for his abstract artistic style, which focused on simplicity and essence of form. His

NATION

US Plunges into Constitutional Crisis Under Trump: Constitutional Expert Alarms Nation

A constitutional crisis has descended upon the United States under the presidency of Donald Trump, according to Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of the law school at the University of California, Berkeley. Chemerinsky expressed his concerns on Friday, stating that the US is currently experiencing a constitutional crisis. He cited numerous examples

NATION

Uncertainty over Next Government Formation in Manipur as President's Rule Dominates Headlines

Imphal, Manipur: Two days after the resignation of Chief Minister N.Biren Singh, uncertainty over the next government formation prevails in the state, with a section of political leaders frantically inquiring about the prospects of President's Rule. The possibility of President's Rule has dominated headlines since Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla

NATION

Unpredictable Skies, Sunny Conditions Loom Over Karachi as Pakistan Takes on South Africa

Karachi, February 11 – The stage is set for a thrilling showdown at the National Stadium in Karachi as Pakistan takes on South Africa in the third match of the Tri Nation series ODI match. With only one game left before the finals, the pressure is mounting on both teams to

NATION

Nigeria Beats Ghana as Island Nation Maintains Status as Least Corrupt African Country

In a latest report released by Transparency International, Nigeria has emerged as the most corrupt country in Africa, scoring 26 out of 100 points and ranking 140 out of 180. Ghana, on the other hand, scored 42 out of 100 points and ranked 80 out of 180, signifying that Nigeria

NATION

Bollywood Struggles for Creative Freedom Amid Criticism and Backlash

Bollywood director Karan Johar recently opened up about the challenges filmmakers face in expressing themselves freely due to increased scrutiny and criticism from the audience. In a recent conversation with Lilly Singh on the show 'Shame Less', Johar admitted that Bollywood is perceived as a "soft target" when it comes

NATION

Pakistan vs South Africa: Winner to Claim Tri-Nation Series Spot

Karachi, February 11 - In a crucial encounter that will determine the fate of Pakistan's spot in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, hosts Pakistan and South Africa will clash at the National Stadium in Karachi on Wednesday. The match is part of the Tri-Nation series, where Pakistan and South

Trump's Trade Policy Shifts into High Gear with Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum

Washington D.C - US President Donald Trump is set to reshape the country's trade policy, using one of his preferred economic tools: tariffs. In a move aimed at bolstering industries in key battleground states, Trump announced Monday that he would impose a 25% tariff on all imports of steel