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Pesticide industry urges revisions to draft Pesticides Management Bill for faster access to crop protection technologies and innovation.
India explores energy diversification through electricity, biofuels, and natural gas to bolster resilience and reduce import dependence.
WHO's Pandemic Agreement faces deadlock over Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing (PABS) annex, hindering equitable access to vaccines and therapeutics globally.
Scientists explore 'cold spark' fireworks as safer, noiseless alternatives to reduce pollution and health risks during festivals like Thrissur Pooram.
FM directs banks to heighten vigilance against Anthropic's Mythos, an AI model that can exploit software vulnerabilities, posing unprecedented cyber threats.
Iran conflict disrupts fertilizer supply, doubling prices and threatening India's Kharif season; biostimulants offer a solution for enhanced nutrient efficiency.
Government proposes stringent IT regulations mandating continuous labeling of AI-generated content to combat misinformation and ensure transparency across digital platforms.
Article scrutinizes U.S. lunar governance, citing human rights concerns and unilateral actions, advocating for multilateral treaty-level rules involving all nations.
India's first advanced 3D chip packaging unit in Odisha aims to revolutionize semiconductor technology with glass-based substrates and heterogeneous integration.
Government tightens AI labelling rules for social media platforms due to 'unsatisfactory compliance' with IT Rules, 2021.
Odisha pioneers Marine Spatial Plan with NCCR collaboration, enhancing coastal resilience and sustainable resource management along its 550km coastline.
India's SHANTI Act aims to boost nuclear capacity to 100 GW by 2047, inviting private sector with strict safety norms.
Odisha inaugurates India's first 3D chip packaging plant with Rs 1,934 crore investment under India Semiconductor Mission.
NPCIL emphasizes fast breeder reactors' pivotal role in India's energy security, aiming 54 GWe capacity by 2047 with private sector collaboration.
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