Science
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Breast milk at birth linked to lower asthma risk in kids, Study
New York: A team of researchers on Friday said that infants who were exclusively fed breast milk during their hospitalisation at birth were 22 percent less likely to develop asthma in early…
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Scientists develop 5D ‘everlasting’ memory crystal, Musk urges to write human knowledge
New Delhi: In a groundbreaking scientific development, UK scientists on Thursday announced the development of a novel 5D “everlasting” memory crystal, where tech billionaire Elon Musk suggested storing “all of human knowledge”.…
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It’s Glowtime: iPhone 16 series with Apple Intelligence, new health features in Watch
Cupertino: As Apple gears up to launch its new iPhone 16 series and other devices, reports claim that the tech giant may bring sleep apnea sensor and glucose monitor to its new…
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Hyderabad: Policy expert slams Centre for co-hosting awareness session with seed industry on IPR
Hyderabad: The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Authority (PPV&FRA) has been slammed for ignoring farmers, farmers’ organizations and organizations working to protect farmers’ rights, in the “special awareness session on…
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Telangana sees 355% deviation from normal rainfall this week
Hyderabad: Telangana has witnessed 209.2 mm rainfall this week, which is a deviation of 355% as compared to this period’s normal of 46 mm, according to the weekly agriculture report of the…
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Telangana: Uprooting of trees in Mulugu could be local phenomenon, say scientists
Hyderabad: Even as the Forest officials and climate scientists are baffled at the ‘localised phenomenon’ that has caused the uprooting of tens of thousands of trees in the Eturunagaram wildlife sanctuary lying…
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GST collections see 10 pc YoY growth at Rs 1.75 lakh crore in August
New Delhi: The goods and services tax (GST) collections stood at Rs 1.75 lakh crore in the month of August, around 10 per cent rise from Rs 1.59 lakh crore in GST…
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Telegram CEO’s arrest assault on basic human rights: Edward Snowden
San Francisco: US NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden on Sunday backed Telegram Founder Pavel Durov, saying his arrest is “an assault on the basic human rights of speech and association”. In a post…
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‘New appetite inhibiting drugs’ may lower rising obesity levels in US: Musk
New Delhi: The rising obesity levels in the US may be curbed by ‘new appetite inhibiting drugs’, said Elon Musk on Saturday. The tech billionaire said this as a reply to a…
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Telangana industries min seeks removal of Centre’s counter sign for pharma license
Hyderabad: Proposing possible solutions to various critical issues concerning the Contract Research Organizations (CRO) and Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMO) sectors, Telangana industries minister D Sridhar Babu has written to Union…
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Application deadline for admissions to 3 Telangana universities extended
Hyderabad: The deadline for receiving applications for admissions into various undergraduate programs at Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University (PJTSAU), PV Narasimha Rao Telangana State Veterinary University (PVNRTSVU) and Sri Konda Laxman…
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Sudan officially declares cholera outbreak
Khartoum: Sudan’s Health Minister Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim on Saturday officially declared a cholera outbreak in the country. “The lab test of watery diarrhea at the Public Health Laboratory proves it to be…
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Sex ratio to improve to 952 women per 1,000 men by 2036: Govt Study
New Delhi: Sex ratio in India is expected to improve to 952 women per 1000 men by 2036 from 943 in 2011, according to a report ‘Women and Men in India 2023’…
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Doctors flag concerns on rising colon cancer cases among adults under 50
New Delhi: The increase in colon or colorectal cancer cases among adults under 50 is concerning, said experts on Sunday. Colon cancer is becoming a significant health concern in India, ranking as…