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Meet Ganesh Baraiya, The 3-Foot Gujarat Man Who Defied Odds To Become Doctor
Ganesh Baraiya from Gujarat fought legal battles after MCI denied him MBBS admission due to his height and disability.
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AI Can Replace 12% Of US Workers Today, Warns MIT Study
A new MIT study finds AI can replace nearly 12 per cent of US jobs, impacting sectors like technology, finance, and healthcare.
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Mumbai Girl, 16, Accuse Mother, Neighbour Of Pushing Her Into Prostitution
A Mumbai-based girl studying in Class 10 has accused her mother and their male neighbour of pushing her into prostitution to earn money, prompting the police to register a case and launch a probe.
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Scientists May Have Caught The First Real Glimpse Of Dark Matter, Universe's Most Elusive Ingredient
The new study led by Prof Tomonori Totani of the University of Tokyo analysed Fermi telescope observations of the Milky Way's centre - the region where dark matter is expected to be densest.
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Aapki Beti Yojana 2025: Quick Eligibility Check & Easy Registration, All You Need To Know
Applications for Aapki Beti Yojana can be submitted online on the ShalaDarpan portal with required documents; assistance is available via helpline or local government schools.
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NASA’s Perseverance May Have Found Its First Meteorite on Mars
NASA’s Perseverance rover may have discovered its first meteorite on Mars, a 31-inch iron-nickel boulder named Phippsaksla found in Jezero Crater. Its pitted, coral-like texture and unusually high metal content resemble meteorites previously identified by Curiosity, Spirit, and Opportunity. Scientists are now analysing the rock’s composition in...
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India's Green Economy May Create 48 Million Jobs By 2047: Study
India could attract USD 4.1 trillion in cumulative green investments and create 48 million full-time equivalent jobs by 2047, according to an independent study by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water.
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Study Reveals How The Brain Evolves Through Five Distinct Stages
The lead researcher added that the study is the first to identify major phases of how brain wiring changes across a human's lifespan.
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Cocoa And Tea Can Help Prevent Heart Damage Caused By Prolonged Sitting: New Study
A recent study from the University of Birmingham found that eating foods that are rich in flavanols may help protect men's blood vessels from the negative effects of prolonged sitting. Read on to know more about the study.
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Boiling Oceans May Hide Beneath Icy Moons, New Study Suggests
A new study suggests that icy moons such as Mimas and Enceladus may host boiling subsurface oceans triggered by thinning ice shells and falling pressure. This low-temperature boiling could still support life beneath the surface. The research also explains geological features on larger icy moons and strengthens their potential as sites for finding e...
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Bihar Uranium Study And The Dark Side Of Pay-To-Publish Research
The recent claim that uranium was detected in the breast milk of lactating mothers in Bihar sent shockwaves across media and public discourse.
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One In Four Indian Adults Obese, Claims New Report
Quoting the National Family Health Survey 2019-21, the study says that in Delhi, 41 per cent of women are obese compared to 12 per cent in Meghalaya.
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What Is The Best Time To Drink Coffee And When You Should Avoid It
If you love coffee and wonder when to drink it to get its maximum benefits, heres a little breakdown for you and your body.
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Generative AI Produces Only Average-Level Creative Work: Study
A new study in the Journal of Creative Behaviour finds that generative AI systems like ChatGPT have a mathematical limit on creativity, restricting them to amateur-level performance.
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Lemurs At Risk Of Being Eaten Into Extinction, Warn Researchers
A new study reveals that endangered lemurs in Madagascar are being secretly hunted and eaten, driven by demand from wealthy city dwellers.
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Meet Ganesh Baraiya, The 3-Foot Gujarat Man Who Defied Odds To Become Doctor
Ganesh Baraiya from Gujarat fought legal battles after MCI denied him MBBS admission due to his height and disability.
-
AI Can Replace 12% Of US Workers Today, Warns MIT Study
A new MIT study finds AI can replace nearly 12 per cent of US jobs, impacting sectors like technology, finance, and healthcare.
-
Mumbai Girl, 16, Accuse Mother, Neighbour Of Pushing Her Into Prostitution
A Mumbai-based girl studying in Class 10 has accused her mother and their male neighbour of pushing her into prostitution to earn money, prompting the police to register a case and launch a probe.
-
Scientists May Have Caught The First Real Glimpse Of Dark Matter, Universe's Most Elusive Ingredient
The new study led by Prof Tomonori Totani of the University of Tokyo analysed Fermi telescope observations of the Milky Way's centre - the region where dark matter is expected to be densest.
-
Aapki Beti Yojana 2025: Quick Eligibility Check & Easy Registration, All You Need To Know
Applications for Aapki Beti Yojana can be submitted online on the ShalaDarpan portal with required documents; assistance is available via helpline or local government schools.
-
NASA’s Perseverance May Have Found Its First Meteorite on Mars
NASA’s Perseverance rover may have discovered its first meteorite on Mars, a 31-inch iron-nickel boulder named Phippsaksla found in Jezero Crater. Its pitted, coral-like texture and unusually high metal content resemble meteorites previously identified by Curiosity, Spirit, and Opportunity. Scientists are now analysing the rock’s composition in...
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India's Green Economy May Create 48 Million Jobs By 2047: Study
India could attract USD 4.1 trillion in cumulative green investments and create 48 million full-time equivalent jobs by 2047, according to an independent study by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water.
-
Study Reveals How The Brain Evolves Through Five Distinct Stages
The lead researcher added that the study is the first to identify major phases of how brain wiring changes across a human's lifespan.
-
Cocoa And Tea Can Help Prevent Heart Damage Caused By Prolonged Sitting: New Study
A recent study from the University of Birmingham found that eating foods that are rich in flavanols may help protect men's blood vessels from the negative effects of prolonged sitting. Read on to know more about the study.
-
Boiling Oceans May Hide Beneath Icy Moons, New Study Suggests
A new study suggests that icy moons such as Mimas and Enceladus may host boiling subsurface oceans triggered by thinning ice shells and falling pressure. This low-temperature boiling could still support life beneath the surface. The research also explains geological features on larger icy moons and strengthens their potential as sites for finding e...
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Bihar Uranium Study And The Dark Side Of Pay-To-Publish Research
The recent claim that uranium was detected in the breast milk of lactating mothers in Bihar sent shockwaves across media and public discourse.
-
One In Four Indian Adults Obese, Claims New Report
Quoting the National Family Health Survey 2019-21, the study says that in Delhi, 41 per cent of women are obese compared to 12 per cent in Meghalaya.
-
What Is The Best Time To Drink Coffee And When You Should Avoid It
If you love coffee and wonder when to drink it to get its maximum benefits, heres a little breakdown for you and your body.
-
Generative AI Produces Only Average-Level Creative Work: Study
A new study in the Journal of Creative Behaviour finds that generative AI systems like ChatGPT have a mathematical limit on creativity, restricting them to amateur-level performance.
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Lemurs At Risk Of Being Eaten Into Extinction, Warn Researchers
A new study reveals that endangered lemurs in Madagascar are being secretly hunted and eaten, driven by demand from wealthy city dwellers.
