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Rising Satellite Traffic in Low Earth Orbit Sparks Collision Risk Concerns
A new study in Acta Astronautica warns that Low Earth Orbit is becoming dangerously congested. Since 2019, the number of satellites performing more than ten collision-avoidance maneuvers per month has risen sevenfold. With nearly 25,000 tracked objects and more launches planned, scientists fear a chain-reaction risk and call for stronger global coo...
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Are Hypertension Headaches A Serious Concern? Doctor Reveals Side Effects
Hypertension headaches can arise due to the increased pressure within the blood vessels, which leads to the dilation or constriction of blood vessels in the brain.
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Xiaomi Car Catches Fire In China, Driver Burns To Death As Doors Fail To Open
Police said the driver - identified as a 31-year-old man surnamed Deng - was suspected of driving under the influence when he crashed into another car.
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India's $77 Billion Hydro Plan As China Builds Upstream Dam
India's power planning authority has drawn up a Rs 6.4 trillion ($77 billion) transmission plan to move more than 76 gigawatts of hydroelectric capacity from the Brahmaputra basin by 2047 to meet rising electricity demand.
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DU's Tentative Exam Calendar Sparks Concern Over Overlapping, Teachers Say "It's A Circus"
This is not how a university functions. It's a circus all over the place, and the clowns running the show make us feel like tramps and vagabonds in a theatre of the absurd
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Kerala Makes Snakebite Envenomation Disease Of 'Public Health Importance'
The Kerala government has designated snakebite envenomation a disease of "utmost public health importance", a move aimed at enhancing data collection and documentation in response to concerns over fatalities from related incidents.
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Flu Outbreak In Japan: Over 4000 Cases, Schools Closed - Should You Be Worried?
Reports indicate that Japan is experiencing the flu season about five weeks earlier than normal, raising concerns about changes in the behaviour of the virus in post-pandemic world.
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Germany Coach Julian Nagelsmann Breaks Silence On Florian Wirtz's Slow Start At Liverpool: "I Have No Concerns"
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann on Sunday backed under-fire Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz to shine in the Premier League.
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'Worked On Batting, Not Discipline': Imam-Ul-Haq's Blunt Statement After Slamming 93 On Pakistan Comeback
Imam-ul-Haq, who last donned Pakistan colours in an ODI series in New Zealand earlier this year, said no one had raised concerns about any disciplinary issues about him.
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Russia's Big Warning Amid Buzz US May Give Tomahawk Missiles To Ukraine
The Kremlin said on Sunday that Russia was deeply concerned about the possibility of the US supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, warning that the war had reached a dramatic moment with escalation from all sides.
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"Don't Want Her To Stay In Bengal": Father Of Durgapur Gang Rape Survivor
The father of the MBBS student from Odisha, who was gangraped in West Bengal's Durgapur, has said he will be taking his daughter back to Odisha and that he is concerned about her safety in Bengal.
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"Girls Must Thrive, Not Just Survive": Top Court Judge On Worsening Sex Ratios
Supreme Court judge BV Nagarathna on Saturday expressed concern about the deteriorating sex ratios due to potential female infanticide and foeticide in certain states, stating that girls should not merely survive but thrive.
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After Manipur's Iconic Building Razed, A Renovation vs Reconstruction Row
The Manipur government has clarified that an iconic old building in Shillong linked to Manipur's history, whose demolition sparked protests on Friday, will be reconstructed by retaining the original architectural design.
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Debate On Delhi's Firecrackers Ban Is Not New. It Traces Back To 1961
As far back as 1961, concerns over pollution caused by crackers prompted a proposal for a ban, though the government of India did not approve it, according to official records preserved by the Delhi Archives Department.
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Farooq Abdullah Opts Out Of Rajya Sabha Race Amid Health Concerns
National Conference (NC) President Farooq Abdullah has withdrawn his candidacy for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections amid health concerns.
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Rising Satellite Traffic in Low Earth Orbit Sparks Collision Risk Concerns
A new study in Acta Astronautica warns that Low Earth Orbit is becoming dangerously congested. Since 2019, the number of satellites performing more than ten collision-avoidance maneuvers per month has risen sevenfold. With nearly 25,000 tracked objects and more launches planned, scientists fear a chain-reaction risk and call for stronger global coo...
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Are Hypertension Headaches A Serious Concern? Doctor Reveals Side Effects
Hypertension headaches can arise due to the increased pressure within the blood vessels, which leads to the dilation or constriction of blood vessels in the brain.
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Xiaomi Car Catches Fire In China, Driver Burns To Death As Doors Fail To Open
Police said the driver - identified as a 31-year-old man surnamed Deng - was suspected of driving under the influence when he crashed into another car.
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India's $77 Billion Hydro Plan As China Builds Upstream Dam
India's power planning authority has drawn up a Rs 6.4 trillion ($77 billion) transmission plan to move more than 76 gigawatts of hydroelectric capacity from the Brahmaputra basin by 2047 to meet rising electricity demand.
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DU's Tentative Exam Calendar Sparks Concern Over Overlapping, Teachers Say "It's A Circus"
This is not how a university functions. It's a circus all over the place, and the clowns running the show make us feel like tramps and vagabonds in a theatre of the absurd
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Kerala Makes Snakebite Envenomation Disease Of 'Public Health Importance'
The Kerala government has designated snakebite envenomation a disease of "utmost public health importance", a move aimed at enhancing data collection and documentation in response to concerns over fatalities from related incidents.
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Flu Outbreak In Japan: Over 4000 Cases, Schools Closed - Should You Be Worried?
Reports indicate that Japan is experiencing the flu season about five weeks earlier than normal, raising concerns about changes in the behaviour of the virus in post-pandemic world.
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Germany Coach Julian Nagelsmann Breaks Silence On Florian Wirtz's Slow Start At Liverpool: "I Have No Concerns"
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann on Sunday backed under-fire Liverpool midfielder Florian Wirtz to shine in the Premier League.
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'Worked On Batting, Not Discipline': Imam-Ul-Haq's Blunt Statement After Slamming 93 On Pakistan Comeback
Imam-ul-Haq, who last donned Pakistan colours in an ODI series in New Zealand earlier this year, said no one had raised concerns about any disciplinary issues about him.
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Russia's Big Warning Amid Buzz US May Give Tomahawk Missiles To Ukraine
The Kremlin said on Sunday that Russia was deeply concerned about the possibility of the US supplying Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, warning that the war had reached a dramatic moment with escalation from all sides.
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"Don't Want Her To Stay In Bengal": Father Of Durgapur Gang Rape Survivor
The father of the MBBS student from Odisha, who was gangraped in West Bengal's Durgapur, has said he will be taking his daughter back to Odisha and that he is concerned about her safety in Bengal.
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"Girls Must Thrive, Not Just Survive": Top Court Judge On Worsening Sex Ratios
Supreme Court judge BV Nagarathna on Saturday expressed concern about the deteriorating sex ratios due to potential female infanticide and foeticide in certain states, stating that girls should not merely survive but thrive.
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After Manipur's Iconic Building Razed, A Renovation vs Reconstruction Row
The Manipur government has clarified that an iconic old building in Shillong linked to Manipur's history, whose demolition sparked protests on Friday, will be reconstructed by retaining the original architectural design.
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Debate On Delhi's Firecrackers Ban Is Not New. It Traces Back To 1961
As far back as 1961, concerns over pollution caused by crackers prompted a proposal for a ban, though the government of India did not approve it, according to official records preserved by the Delhi Archives Department.
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Farooq Abdullah Opts Out Of Rajya Sabha Race Amid Health Concerns
National Conference (NC) President Farooq Abdullah has withdrawn his candidacy for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections amid health concerns.
