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Researchers successfully use 'ghost particles' (neutrinos) to remotely detect spent nuclear fuel, significantly enhancing global nuclear non-proliferation efforts.
India's cancer strategy needs a fundamental shift towards early detection and prevention, leveraging technology and policy to combat rising cases and catastrophic healthcare costs.
Government integrates Artificial Intelligence and computational thinking into school education through NEP 2020 and NCF SE 2023, launching new curricula and teacher training programs.
WHO's IARC classifies three widely used essential medicines, including hypertension and transplant drugs, as carcinogenic to humans, raising global health concerns.
Advanced AI models demonstrate remarkable ability to solve complex mathematical problems, yet their inherent probabilistic nature poses significant reliability challenges.
Scientists unveil BioCCS, a novel cooling material for electronics, inspired by rapid evaporation on dog tongues' unique hair-like structures.
Indian Army launches indigenous Xtreme Weather Grade Diesel, developed with OMCs, enhancing military and civilian vehicle operations in extreme cold.
Minister Gadkari reveals E20 petrol cuts fuel economy by 2-6% but offers 30% lower carbon emissions and better vehicle performance.
Minister Gadkari reveals E20 fuel reduces economy by 2-6% but cuts carbon emissions by 30%, citing a joint study.
Scientists discover Sun's upper atmosphere rotates faster than its visible surface, defying classical physics and impacting space weather models.
Parliament discusses Mission Mausam, strengthening Brahmaputra flood forecasting and climate resilience through advanced AI/ML and numerical weather prediction models.
India currently operates 24 nuclear power reactors with 8,780 MW capacity, demonstrating higher Plant Load Factor than thermal plants, as per Union Minister's Rajya Sabha reply.
India approves Qdenga, its first dengue vaccine, emphasizing integrated vector management and public health strategies for comprehensive disease control.
Centre informs Parliament that BS-III vehicles may require rubber part replacements for E20 fuel compatibility, citing a study's findings.
Bengaluru startup Vimag Labs claims to replace rare-earth magnets in EV motors with software-controlled electromagnets, sparking debate on efficiency and cost implications for the EV market.
Global study exposes India's alarming antibiotic overuse, with 'watch' drugs fueling antimicrobial resistance, demanding urgent policy and healthcare reforms.
India approves first dengue vaccine, Qdenga, but experts warn of heightened severe dengue risk for seronegative children, urging mandatory pre-vaccination screening.
China's Kimi K3 and open-source AI models challenge US dominance, leveraging abundant electricity and government support despite GPU curbs, intensifying the global tech race.
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