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Doctor’s suicide in Maharashtra’s Satara sparks Statewide outrage over police misconduct
A government doctor was found dead in a hotel room in Satara, with a note in her palm accusing a police officer of rape and her landlord of harassment Source link
Study shows less than 20 % of women in low and middle-income countries diagnosed with cancer at early stage
Evidence from this study should help to inform global policy on cancer control, such as WHO’s Global Breast Cancer Initiative and the Cervical Cancer Elimination Initiative, the lead author said Source link
Why has IUCN red-flagged the Western Ghats? | Explained
Tourism, climate change, hydropower plants – the threats to this UNESCO World Heritage Site are many Source link
Cloud seeding essential to tackle pollution: Delhi CM Rekha Gupta
CM Rekha Gupta said in a post on X that a successful trial of the project was conducted in Delhi’s Burari area Source link
Science quiz: Formation of the solar system
Science quiz: Formation of the solar system Source link
Bhopal administration prohibits use of carbide guns after children suffer eye injuries
A Prohibitory Order restricts manufacture, storage, sale, or purchase of noisy firecrackers and carbide guns made using explosive materials Source link
Language route to a better future: A.P. nursing graduates learn German
The nursing graduates, mostly from poor families, are undertaking government-funded language training in the hope of securing a well-paid job in Germany. Foreign language training introduced in 13 government nursing colleges Source link
Anthropic to use Google's AI chips worth tens of billions to train Claude chatbot
Under the deal announced on Thursday, Anthropic will have access to more than one gigawatt of computing capacity, coming online in 2026 Source link
Microsoft hopes Mico succeeds where Clippy failed as tech companies warily imbue AI with personality
Microsoft introduced a new artificial intelligence character called Mico (pronounced MEE’koh) on Thursday Source link
Amazon loses second vice president in devices division this month
Lindo St. Angel, vice president of hardware for Lab126, plans to leave next week, Amazon confirmed following a Reuters inquiry Source link