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Why India Celebrates Feb 28 As National Science Day 2026, What's Special This Year
National Science Day 2026: The observance recognises not only a landmark scientific discovery but also India's growing legacy in global research.
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"Why Should We Be Afraid Of Gagging?" Top Court's Big Remark Over Fake Cases
CJI Surya Kant observed that sensitising society about the rights of others was necessary to address the problem of false complaints.
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James Webb Telescope Captures Stunning Infrared View of Exposed Cranium Nebula
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured remarkably detailed infrared images of PMR 1, known as the “Exposed Cranium,” a planetary nebula roughly 5,000 light-years away in the constellation Vela. The observations reveal a glowing inner “brain” region surrounded by a hydrogen gas shell, divided by a dark lane of ejected material, pro...
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How India's Diplomacy In West Asia Ended Its Era As A Silent Observer
Historically, India maintained a relatively quiet profile in West Asia, often viewed as a passive observer. However, today, this dynamic has shifted dramatically.
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James Webb Telescope Maps Uranus in 3D for the First Time; Data Reveals Hidden Storms, Methane Clouds
The James Webb Space Telescope has produced the first 3D map of Uranus’s upper atmosphere, tracking temperatures and ion densities up to 5,000 kilometers above its clouds. The observations reveal bright auroras shaped by the planet’s tilted magnetic field and confirm that Uranus is still slowly cooling over long timescales.
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'Breakups Are Common': Court Gives Bail To Man In Ex-Lover's Suicide Case
The Delhi High Court has granted regular bail to a man in a case alleging abetment of suicide, observing that a broken relationship by itself does not constitute instigation under criminal law.
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How Boong's BAFTA Win Puts Indian Regional Storytelling In Spotlight
Industry observers believe this recognition could inspire stronger financial backing between mainstream and regional creators
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Allu Sirish Defends Ram Charan After Trolls Said He Attended Party In Ayyappa Deeksha
Allu Sirish wrote, "Swami came before any of us touched alcohol. Wished us & left. Love his dedication to Lord Ayyappa!"
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Japanese Zoo Creates Stress-Free Zone For Monkeys After Viral Punch Video Sparks Concern
This step was taken after increased discussion about the monkeys, to ensure that the animals live in a peaceful and comfortable environment.
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India To Launch Free HPV Shots For Adolescent Girls Nationwide This Year
Health Ministry sources said all vaccination sessions will be conducted under the supervision of trained medical officers, with systems in place for post-vaccination observation and management of rare adverse events.
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Why India Celebrates Feb 28 As National Science Day 2026, What's Special This Year
National Science Day 2026: The observance recognises not only a landmark scientific discovery but also India's growing legacy in global research.
-
"Why Should We Be Afraid Of Gagging?" Top Court's Big Remark Over Fake Cases
CJI Surya Kant observed that sensitising society about the rights of others was necessary to address the problem of false complaints.
-
James Webb Telescope Captures Stunning Infrared View of Exposed Cranium Nebula
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured remarkably detailed infrared images of PMR 1, known as the “Exposed Cranium,” a planetary nebula roughly 5,000 light-years away in the constellation Vela. The observations reveal a glowing inner “brain” region surrounded by a hydrogen gas shell, divided by a dark lane of ejected material, pro...
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How India's Diplomacy In West Asia Ended Its Era As A Silent Observer
Historically, India maintained a relatively quiet profile in West Asia, often viewed as a passive observer. However, today, this dynamic has shifted dramatically.
-
James Webb Telescope Maps Uranus in 3D for the First Time; Data Reveals Hidden Storms, Methane Clouds
The James Webb Space Telescope has produced the first 3D map of Uranus’s upper atmosphere, tracking temperatures and ion densities up to 5,000 kilometers above its clouds. The observations reveal bright auroras shaped by the planet’s tilted magnetic field and confirm that Uranus is still slowly cooling over long timescales.
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'Breakups Are Common': Court Gives Bail To Man In Ex-Lover's Suicide Case
The Delhi High Court has granted regular bail to a man in a case alleging abetment of suicide, observing that a broken relationship by itself does not constitute instigation under criminal law.
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How Boong's BAFTA Win Puts Indian Regional Storytelling In Spotlight
Industry observers believe this recognition could inspire stronger financial backing between mainstream and regional creators
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Allu Sirish Defends Ram Charan After Trolls Said He Attended Party In Ayyappa Deeksha
Allu Sirish wrote, "Swami came before any of us touched alcohol. Wished us & left. Love his dedication to Lord Ayyappa!"
-
Japanese Zoo Creates Stress-Free Zone For Monkeys After Viral Punch Video Sparks Concern
This step was taken after increased discussion about the monkeys, to ensure that the animals live in a peaceful and comfortable environment.
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India To Launch Free HPV Shots For Adolescent Girls Nationwide This Year
Health Ministry sources said all vaccination sessions will be conducted under the supervision of trained medical officers, with systems in place for post-vaccination observation and management of rare adverse events.
