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Aug 3, 2026, 12:01 PM

USB Tethering: A Stable Internet Connection Without Wi-Fi

In the digital world, along with smartphones, the Internet has also become a necessity for people. Now people do many things online through the Internet, which also saves a lot of time. At the same time, it has often been seen that people work on a laptop, sometimes Wi-Fi is not around, so people start using mobile hotspots. But let me tell you that people can also easily run the Internet in a laptop with the help of USB Tethering. Let's know what this technology is. USB Tethering is a feature through which you can directly deliver the mobile data of your smartphone to a laptop or computer with the help of a USB cable. That is, your phone becomes the source of the Internet and the data is transferred through a USB cable. The biggest advantage of this is that it does not require a Wi-Fi signal and the Internet connection is more stable. Let us tell you that when you connect your phone to a USB cable and connect a USB cable to a Wi-Fi network, then it works like a Wi-Fi network.

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Aug 3, 2026, 11:56 AM

Dr. RML Hospital Opens Facility for Patients with High Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Field Therapy

Dr. RML Hospital opens facility for patientsHigh Intensity Focused Electromagnetic Field Therapy facility has been started at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital (RML ).Therapy will re-energize muscles and nerves without any operation or painful procedure. Also, elderly people whose gait imbalance is seen can be removed with the help of therapy. This therapy strengthens deep muscles of the body with the help of electromagnetic energy without any operation. This increases muscle strength. Body balance is improved. Patients can be able to do normal activities quickly. This free exercise is possible for thousands of patients.

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Aaj Tak

Aug 3, 2026, 10:01 AM

Oregon Student's Invention Converts Air Moisture into Water for Farmers

Drought events are increasing around the world, but in the meantime, a 13-year-old student from Oregon has shown a way that can help farmers make water from air moisture. Roy Kim, a student of Whitford Middle School, has made a chamber that can be used in irrigation by converting air moisture into water. For this brilliant invention of his, he has been selected among the top 10 finalists of the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge. Roy's technology uses a Peltier module, which is a device that creates a difference in temperature when electricity is applied. One side heats up while the other side cools down, so that the moisture present in the hot air is converted into water droplets. In this process, air is first sent inside the chamber, where it is heated up, then sent to the cold surface with the help of a fan, so that water droplets are collected through this water valve to determine when the plants should reach the water and the moisture in the soil.

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Aug 3, 2026, 09:41 AM

Election Commission Official Inspects SIR Works at Polling Station in Kaladhungi

Deputy Director Election Commission of India, Apurva Kumar Singh on Monday inspected the ongoing SIR works at booth number 52 located at Primary School Rooppur, Kaladhungi.

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Aug 3, 2026, 08:36 AM

GaN Charger: A New Era in Fast Charging Technology

Nowadays, there is a new type of charger in the market, which is called GaN charger. This charger looks like a normal charger, but the technology inside it is completely different. When you buy a new phone or find a fast charger in the market, shopkeepers advise you to get a GaN charger. Its full name is gallium nitride, which is a special kind of metal. This metal makes this charger different from other chargers. Let's understand what this technology is and how it is different from ordinary chargers. GaN in the world of chargers means gallium nitride. It is a special kind of chemical compound, which has the ability to handle electricity very fast. For the past many years, silicon has been used to make the chargers of our mobiles and laptops, but now the companies making chargers are using gallium nitride instead of silicon, which is a completely new charging technology. If we compare the charging technology with GaN, then we see a big difference.

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Aug 3, 2026, 07:30 AM

ICAR Develops Technology to Keep Cheese Fresh for 10 Days

Dairy farming is growing rapidly in the country. New people are also earning well by joining this sector. Dairy farming should not only depend on milk for good income, but there is more profit in processing milk and selling other dairy products from it. Although the self-life of processed items is less, so many times dairy farmers have to suffer. Now ICAR has developed a special technology keeping this problem in mind, so that cheese can be kept fresh for 10 days. Over the past few years, the demand for cheese in the country has seen a boom. Amid increasing demand, scientists have developed a new technology that can keep cheese fresh and safe for a long time. ICAR's National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI), Karnal, has developed a new technology called Antimicrobial Coagulant Formulation (AMCF).

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The Moscow Times

Aug 3, 2026, 03:25 AM

Surgeon Wins Best Paper Award for Pioneering Research on Cervical Spine Disorders

GUNTUR: Chief spine surgeon at Mallika Spine Centre, Dr J Naresh Babu, has won the Best Paper Award at the joint annual conference of SMISS‑AP, ASEAN‑MISS and the Singapore Spine Society for his pioneering research on cervical spine disorders. His paper, Ligamentous Instability in Structurally Stable Cervical Myelopathy – A New Paradigm Shift in Understanding Disease Worsening, explains how loose cervical ligaments can aggravate myelopathy even when the spine appears stable. Using Sitting MRI, the study showed routine activities increase spinal cord pressure. Dr Naresh Babu dedicated the honour to his team, calling it a proud moment that strengthens Mallika Spine Centre’s reputation.

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Aug 3, 2026, 02:33 AM

India Makes Medical History: Safdarjung Hospital Performs World's First Robotic Heart Surgery

Delhi's VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital achieved such a feat, which made India famous all over the world. Safdarjung Hospital's Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Department performed the first robotic heart surgery in the world, which has never been done in medical history until today. This surgery has been done on a patient whose heart structure was completely different from normal people since birth and was very complicated. First of all, we know what the patient's problem was. Normally, we all have a heart on the left side of the chest, but this patient had two very rare and strange problems since birth. Because of both these congenital diseases, the patient's heart's AV valve was completely damaged. The valve works like a door in the heart. Due to the valve malfunctioning, the patient's heart's working power was continuously decreasing and his life was in danger. The patient's heart was on the right side and the veins were also connected to the heart, so it was very difficult for the robotic team to solve this modern technique.

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Aug 3, 2026, 01:30 AM

India Develops First Indigenous Turbojet Engine with 350 kg Thrust

India has achieved a major milestone in the world of defence and aerospace technology with the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully developing the country's first 350 kg thrust-class expendable turbojet engine.

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Aug 3, 2026, 01:25 AM

Pursuing a Career Without JEE-NEET: Exploring Alternative Degree Courses and Professions

Every year after 12th, lakhs of students are in the biggest confusion about their career. Most of the students think that if they do not succeed in JEE or NEET, then the dream of a good career will also end. But now the time has changed. In today's era, there are many professions and degree courses that do not require JEE or NEET to take admission and can get a good salary package along with a great career. The demand for young people with skills in many areas like technology, healthcare, digital media, design, and business is constantly increasing. In such a situation, let us know which courses can make a career without JEE-NEET and give a strong package. 1.बीएससी (B.Sc.) - B.Sc. is one of the most popular courses even today. There are many specializations like Computer Science, Data Science, Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry, Nursing, etc.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 08:39 PM

New Linear Accelerator Machine Installation Underway to Treat Cancer Patients

On Sunday, engineers and technicians were seen working on the cabling and hardware installation of the machine. Keeping in mind the safety of the room in which the machine is being installed, concrete walls about 1.5 meters thick have been made around it so that the radiation emitted during the treatment does not go out and the safety of the patients as well as the health workers is ensured. The machine will be installed within about two months. After the installation is completed, the technical testing and quality check of the machine will be done. Its report will be sent to the Bhabha Atomic Research Center. Only after getting the necessary clearance from there, the treatment of the patients on the machine will be started. Prof. Dr. KC Pandey, Director Information Thousands of patients from six districts will be treated. After the introduction of the new linear accelerator machine, cancer patients will get the facility of modern and more accurate radiotherapy. Many types of cancer including brain, breast, lung, prostate will be treated in a safer and more effective way than before.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 08:35 PM

Chandigarh Conducts Survey on Two Major Routes

The survey includes Route No. 1 (Zirakpur Border to Mohali Border) and Route No. 2 (Hallomajra to Panchkula Border, Railway Light Point to Panchkula Border and IT Park to Panchkula Border).

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Aug 2, 2026, 08:27 PM

India Launches Online Nomination Process for INSPIRE Award - MANKAN Scheme

Anmol Kumar Yadav, Principal, Rajkiya Jagpur, informed that the Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India, has initiated the process of online nomination for INSPIRE Award - MANKAN scheme for the year 2026-27, which aims to recognize the scientific thinking and creative ideas of talented school students at the national level. Principals of government and non-government aided schools have been directed to enroll more students in this scheme. The online nomination process will continue till 15th September. Students of classes VI to XII have been given an opportunity to present their original and technical innovations. Registered schools will be mandated to upload the top five best innovative ideas selected from their school on email or web portals. The names, bank account numbers and IFSC codes of the nominated students of Rajkiya Barwan Raja will be uploaded on the data portal only after scrutiny. On the direction of DIOS, publicity prayer meetings, notice boards and intensive publicity through teachers are being planned in secondary schools where each student will submit a brief and technical description of their ideas.

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Aaj Tak

Aug 2, 2026, 05:09 PM

Robotic Surgery Saves Patient with Rare Heart Condition

Doctors at Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital have performed a very difficult heart operation. Doctors have successfully replaced a defective heart valve of a patient with the help of a robot. The patient had a very unique heart disease since childhood. Actually, this patient's heart was on the right side of the chest, not on the left side like normal people. Apart from this, his heart's blood vessels (arteries) were also not in their right place. Because of this, one of the valves of his heart was leaking badly. The patient's heart was under a lot of pressure due to the defect in the valve. His condition was constantly deteriorating. Dr. Anubhav Gupta and his team did this operation. Usually in such surgeries, the chest bone has to be cut from the middle. But the doctors did not do this at all. They made small holes on the chest. Then with the help of robotic hands and 3D camera, they changed the defective heart valve very cleanly.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 03:46 PM

Brothers Face Issues During MTS Examination in Dehradun: Complaint Filed

According to the complainant Jatin Kumar, a resident of Kankarbagh district Patna (Bihar), on 13 February, his brothers Jai Kishan, Aman alias Akash and Vikrant Kumar had come to Dehradun to appear in the MTS examination.

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Aug 2, 2026, 03:26 PM

BJP Backs Karnataka Government's Efforts to Protect Water Rights in Cauvery Dispute

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday, August 2, extended its support to the Karnataka government’s efforts to safeguard the state’s interests in the Cauvery water dispute, while urging it to ensure adequate water for farmers and accelerate the long-pending Mekedatu balancing reservoir project. Speaking after attending the all-party meeting convened by Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, BJP state president BY Vijayendra said the party had conveyed a united stand on protecting Karnataka’s water rights. He noted that healthy inflows into the Cauvery basin had eased the immediate pressure over water release to Tamil Nadu, but protecting the interests of Karnataka’s farmers remained the government’s foremost responsibility. “At present, there is no immediate crisis because of the substantial inflow into the Cauvery catchment. However, the state government must remain vigilant and ensure that farmers’ interests are not compromised under any circumstances,” Vijayendra said. The BJP leader also called upon the state government to move swiftly on the Mekedatu project, stating that the Centre had made it clear that approval from the neighbouring state was not mandatory to proceed with the proposal. “The Union government has adopted a clear and positive stand on Mekedatu. Karnataka should immediately resubmit the required proposal and pursue the project without any delay,” he said. Former Chief Minister and BJP MP Basavaraj Bommai echoed similar views, cautioning the government against becoming complacent because of the current improvement in reservoir inflows. “This was an important all-party discussion. While the current water position offers temporary relief, the government should not lower its guard. Scientific and long-term water management is essential,” Bommai said. He emphasised that water availability must be planned throughout the year, keeping in mind the irrigation needs of farmers in Mandya and Mysuru districts as well as Bengaluru’s growing drinking water requirements. Bommai also urged the government to protect standing crops in the Cauvery basin and prepare contingency plans for any future shortfall. Referring to the Mekedatu proposal, Bommai said the Centre had expressed an encouraging and supportive approach towards the project. “For the first time, the Union government has clearly conveyed its positive position on Mekedatu. Even the Chief Minister acknowledged during the meeting that this has strengthened Karnataka’s case,” he said. The all-party meeting was convened against the backdrop of widespread protests across Karnataka following the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee’s recent direction regarding water release to Tamil Nadu. Political parties, farmer organisations and pro-Kannada groups have demanded that Karnataka safeguard its water resources while ensuring compliance with legal obligations. Several senior leaders, including Union Ministers, state ministers, opposition leaders, legal experts and senior government officials, attended the meeting to evolve a consensus on protecting Karnataka’s interests in the ongoing Cauvery dispute.

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Aug 2, 2026, 02:29 PM

DRDO Delivers First Production Unit of Country's First 350 kg Thrust-Class Expendable Turbojet Engine

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has achieved a landmark achievement in India's aerospace and defence sector by successfully delivering the first production unit of the country's first 350 kg thrust-class expendable turbojet engine, designed by DRDO's premier laboratory Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) and manufactured by Azad Engineering, to GTRE.

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Dainik Jagran

Aug 2, 2026, 01:46 PM

Indian hospital achieves milestone in robotic heart surgery

The Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery (CTVS) department of Safdarjung Hospital and Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) has achieved a major feat by transplanting a systemic atrioventricular (AV) valve with robotic technology on a patient suffering from a rare congenital heart defect, which the hospital claims is the first of its kind in medical science, under the leadership of hospital director Dr Kavita Sharma.

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DNA Hindi

Aug 2, 2026, 01:11 PM

Indian Army Overcomes Fuel-Freezing Challenge in High-Altitude Areas with Indigenous XWG Diesel

The army finds it difficult to operate its heavy tanks during the winter in the high mountainous areas of Ladakh, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. The temperature in these inhospitable areas drops to minus 42 degrees Celsius. The fuel used in tanks freezes due to this severe cold. But this problem of the army has now been overcome. Even the blood-clotting winter will not be able to stop the operation of army tanks anymore. The army has adopted a special indigenous fuel called'XWG Diesel'to deal with the problem of fuel freezing. Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has developed'XWG Diesel'in collaboration with the Indian Army and Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). It will be used in tanks and military vehicles deployed in the high-altitude border areas with China and Pakistan. The full name of this special fuel is Extreme Winter Grade Diesel. This special fuel does not freeze even at minus 42 degrees Celsius and has been indigenously developed to work in extremely cold climates. XWG Diesel is fully deployed in 90-TWG technology.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 12:39 PM

Delhi's Mayor Launches Aerobin to Promote Wet Waste Disposal and Composting

New Delhi: Mayor Pravesh Wahi launched Aerobin at Shree Apartment Housing Society, Sector-15, Rohini on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, he said that Aerobin based on scientific technology will promote wet waste disposal at source and will play an important role in making Delhi clean and green. The Mayor informed that with the help of Aerobin, 10 kg of wet waste at a time in a bin can be converted into compost manure in about 40 days with the help of bio-culture. It also does not smell during this process, due to which it can be easily used in housing societies and residential complexes. He said that this will enable segregation and disposal of waste at source and will help reduce the amount of waste going to landfill sites. Advertisement Pravesh Wahi appealed to housing societies and resident welfare associations to install Aerobins in their premises.

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Aug 2, 2026, 11:35 AM

Scientific Gardening Techniques Boost Apple and Kiwi Production in Hilly Areas

Deendayal Bisht, the spokesperson of Chemistry at Rynka Baijro, took the pledge of gardening on the barren land of his village during the Covid period and started apple and kiwi gardening in a scientific way. With the small effort of the teacher, his gardening has become an example for others today. Advertisementists point out that through the schemes of MGNREGA, Horticulture and Agriculture Department, the garden was started through Gherbadh, Geotank and Hydro Project Pipelines. With the technical guidance of plant selection, plantation, maintenance and scientific management, the apple and kiwi crop is now flourishing. Advertisement DHO Manoranjan Bhandari said that horticulture is earning an additional income of about Rs 3 to 4 lakh every season. Farmers are being provided information and assistance for high-value fruit gardening including apple, kiwi in the district. The climate of the hilly areas is very conducive for these crops. Farmers can produce better produce even in less space with scientific techniques.

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Aug 2, 2026, 11:30 AM

Indian Government Revives Century-Old Ujh Multipurpose Project in Jammu and Kashmir

Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology, Earth Sciences, and Minister of State for PMO, Department of Atomic Energy, Department of Space, Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Dr. Jitendra Singh on Sunday reviewed the status and phased implementation roadmap of the Ujh Multipurpose Project (MPP) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district. During a detailed review meeting with officials of WAPCOS Ltd., a Government of India undertaking under the Ministry of Jal Shakti responsible for implementing the project, the Minister stressed the need for expeditious execution so that the benefits of the strategically important project reach the people at the earliest. He also asked the implementing agency to explore innovative implementation strategies while maintaining high standards of quality, safety and efficiency. Officials informed the Minister that the project would be implemented in phases, with work commencing while acquisition of the remaining land continues simultaneously instead of waiting for the completion of the entire land acquisition process. WAPCOS is also finalising project site requirements and related planning. Singh said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, long-pending national projects are being revived with renewed urgency. He noted that the Ujh Multipurpose Project, conceived nearly a century ago, had remained pending for decades, while the Shahpurkandi project was delayed for around four decades. The Minister said these delays resulted in the waters of the Ravi River and its tributaries continuing to flow into Pakistan. He observed that Ravi, Satluj and Beas were India’s rivers under the Indus Waters Treaty, with Ravi being the major river among them, and added that the treaty is now in abeyance. Highlighting recent progress, the Minister said the revival of the Shahpurkandi project in 2019, which is now nearing completion, and the revival of the Ujh Multipurpose Project in 2026 reflect the Government’s resolve to optimise India’s water resources and complete long-delayed infrastructure projects. Located on the Ujh River, a major tributary of the Ravi, the Ujh Multipurpose Project is designed to generate around 186 MW to 212 MW of electricity. It is expected to provide irrigation to nearly 90,000 hectares of agricultural land in Kathua and Samba districts of Jammu and Kashmir, as well as Pathankot and Gurdaspur districts of Punjab. The project will also supply drinking water to Kathua district and provide industrial water. The project is expected to improve agricultural productivity, strengthen water security, create opportunities for economic development and contribute to the socio-economic development of the Union Territory. It also has a strategic security dimension, with support from the Ministry of Home Affairs to regulate water flows and help plug vulnerable cross-border infiltration routes along the riverbed. Reviewing the implementation milestones, Singh emphasised the need for close coordination among all stakeholders and effective monitoring to ensure timely execution. He assured WAPCOS of the Government’s full support for the successful implementation and completion of the project.

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Aug 2, 2026, 11:25 AM

University Community Pledges to Create Drug-Free India

Sonipat: Students, faculty and staff of Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science and Technology (DCRUST), Murthal on Sunday took a pledge to create a drug-free India under the Nasha Mukt Yuva-Vikas Bharat Sankalp Abhiyan. The students, faculty and staff led by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sriprakash Singh took a pledge to abstain from drugs themselves as well as to make the society aware of its ill-effects. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sriprakash Singh said that the dream of a developed India will come true only when the youth of the country is healthy, aware and drug-free. He said that if every student takes a pledge to make at least 10 people around him aware by abstaining from drugs himself, then the goal of a drug-free India can be achieved soon. He called upon the youth to play an active role in this mass-awareness campaign of nation building. During the programme, the university family expressed collective commitment to make Haryana and the entire country drug-free.

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DNA Hindi

Aug 2, 2026, 10:35 AM

India Develops Indigenous Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher System, Pinaka

Armies now rarely clash face to face on the battlefield. Modern wars are fought with the help of long-range weapons. Until just a few years ago, artillery guns were responsible for fiercely attacking enemy positions from long distances. But now this role has come to the Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher System. The good thing is that India understood the need for this weapon long ago and now the Indian Army has an indigenous rocket system that the enemy fears the most. Let's know about it. Pinaka is an advanced multi-barrel rocket launcher system developed by the Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO). It is the most specialized weapon of the artillery regiment of the Indian Army. It is designed to strike the enemy's positions in a few minutes. Before the development of Pinaka, India was dependent on imports from other countries for the Multi-Barrel Rocket Launcher System. But Pinaka's system has changed the rocket system's power balance according to the time of the battlefield.

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Dainik Jagran

Aug 2, 2026, 09:57 AM

Indian Stock Market Sees Significant Surge, SML Mahindra's Stock Tops List

The past week has been very profitable for the stock market. The Sensex rose 2 034.87 points or 2.68% to close at 78 094.64 and the Nifty rose 2 616.15 points or 2.59% to close at 24 383.60. During this time, the performance of midcaps and smallcaps has also been strong. While the Sensex and Nifty rose more than 2.5%, there were some stocks that gave investors a return of more than 47% in 5 days. Let's know about these stocks. SML Mahindra's stock topped last week, giving a return of 47.48 percent. Its stock rose from 3 845.30 rupees last week to 5670.90 rupees on Friday. On this price, the company's market capitalization is 8 217.15 crores. Its share ID11% last week. The company's stock price closed at Rs.

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DNA Hindi

Aug 2, 2026, 09:38 AM

India's Master Plan to Boost Infrastructure Projects with Tunnel Boring Machines

Do you know that the metro in which you travel easily every day or the bullet train that the country is dreaming of has the hand of a powerful machine that works day and night hundreds of feet below the ground? It is called the Tunnel Boring Machine i.e. TBM. According to the report of ANI, recently India had to face China or other countries for the parts of this machine, then the speed of our most dream infrastructure projects suddenly slowed down. However, now the government has prepared a master plan that will not only reduce dependence on other countries but is going to change the course of this whole story. Whether to build underground metro in our cities, to cut roads and railway lines through mountains, to prepare hydropower, water supply, sewerage network or to dig a tunnel under the sea for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train, TBM machine is the most important tool for all these works. This machine prepares long tunnels under the ground without any fuss.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 09:21 AM

Punjab's Groundwater Crisis: Over-Exploitation Threatens Irrigation and Drinking Water Supplies

Punjab is fast running out of groundwater. The main reason for this is not lack of rain, but the ever-increasing exploitation of groundwater for rice-based farming and irrigation. A 20-year study by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi has made this important revelation. According to the research, many parts of the state may face a serious crisis of irrigation as well as drinking water in the coming years if the current pattern of farming and irrigation systems are not changed.

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Dainik Jagran

Aug 2, 2026, 09:13 AM

UP Assistant Professor Recruitment: Syllabus for Written Examination Released

UP Assistant Professor Recruitment Preparations for the written examination to be held for the recruitment of 2107 posts of assistant professor in non-government aided colleges of the state have intensified. In this sequence, the UP Education Service Selection Commission on Saturday uploaded the detailed syllabus of general studies on its website. According to the Public Relations Officer and Deputy Secretary of the Commission, Dr. Sanjay Singh, the syllabus of general studies has been kept the same as that of the previous assistant professor recruitment examination. It has not been amended. 30 questions of general studies in the written examination will be mandatory for candidates of all subjects. Therefore, candidates of science, art, commerce or any subject will have to prepare for this section equally. According to the curriculum, questions related to national and international major issues related to current events, important personalities, major events in the world of sports and the latest research in the field of science and technology will be asked. Apart from this, the teaching and research understanding of the candidates will also be assessed.

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Aug 2, 2026, 09:04 AM

India Successfully Cultivates Rare Peony Flower for First Time

So far, the precious and beautiful peony flower imported from the Netherlands has been successfully prepared for the first time in India. After years of research and hard work of the scientists of CSIR Palampur, the peony flower in the agricultural farm of the institute has blossomed with full color in white and attractive pink colors.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 06:32 AM

Biotech Park Prioritizes Research Areas and Supports Startups and Youth Development

The Biotech Park has identified Agriculture Biotechnology, Healthcare Biotechnology, Nutraceuticals and Botanical Extracts, Process Biotechnology as priority areas where research and industry collaborations on micropropagation, biofertilizers, biopesticides, animal healthcare, drug discovery, medicinal and aromatic plant extracts, nutraceutical development, enzymes and other value-added biomolecules will be promoted. The Industrial Biotech Park already has a Bioconest Incubator, which is currently supporting 15 startups. CSIR-IIIM is running a job-oriented skill development programme for the youth, enhancing their employability, entrepreneurship skills and technical proficiency.

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Aug 2, 2026, 06:22 AM

Fixing Slow Laptop Sound: A Simple Solution

This problem is common if the sound sounds slow or lifeless even after setting the volume of the laptop to full. Sometimes the wrong output device, sometimes the old audio driver or the default setting of the system. The special thing is that there is no need to go to the technician to fix it. Let's know why the sound is slow even when the volume is full, and what is the correct way to fix it. Sometimes the root of the problem is that the system chooses the wrong audio device as the output, open the sound section inside the system for this and see if the right speaker or headphone is selected in the output. The sound automatically sounds weak or muffled when the wrong device is selected. Go to the playback device by right-clicking on the icon in the taskbar, then double-clicking on the default speaker and opening the enhancement tab. Here the loudness equalization option is on. The difference in the sound is not immediately felt. If the system chooses the wrong audio device as the output, then the third-party sound settings can be helped.

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Aug 2, 2026, 05:46 AM

OpenAI's Astra AI Model Solves 10 Long-Standing Mathematical Problems

OpenAI has announced that its unreleased artificial intelligence (AI) model, Astra, has solved 10 long-standing mathematical problems.The problems span various fields such as cryptography, quantum computing, geometry, and graph theory.The AI-generated solutions were formalized using Lean, a software system that verifies mathematical proofs.Each proof was accompanied by reasoning narratives generated by Astra itself.

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Aug 2, 2026, 05:38 AM

US Judge Denies Tech Company's Request to Block Minnesota Law Banning 'Nudifying' Apps

A US District Judge has denied tech company xAI 's request to block a Minnesota law banning apps that allow users to "nudify" images.The ruling by Judge Donovan Frank was based on both timing of xAI's lawsuit and merits of the law itself.He noted that xAI filed its request for a temporary restraining order on July 29, nearly three months after the law was signed and just three days before it was due to take effect on August 1.

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The Moscow Times

Aug 2, 2026, 04:52 AM

Rourkela Entrepreneur Develops Bio-Fertilizers to Promote Sustainable Farming Practices

ROURKELA: While most people look forward to a quiet retired life,66-year-old Gokul Minz chose a different path. Soon after retiring as a senior manager from the Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) in 2020, he embarked on a second career with a mission to reduce farmers’ dependence on chemical fertilisers and revive soil health through scientifically developed bio-inputs. A diploma engineer who spent decades in the steel industry, Minz has combined traditional cow-based farming practices with modern engineering to develop standardised bio-fertilisers and bio-pesticides aimed at making farming more sustainable and affordable for small and marginal cultivators. To take his idea forward, he founded Prakriti Gau Anusandhan Kendra Private Limited (PGAKPL) in November 2020. The agri-tech startup is incubated at the Foundation for Technology and Business Incubation (FTBI) of the National Institute of Technology-Rourkela (NIT-R). “Continuous use of synthetic nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK)-based fertilisers has stripped our soils of organic carbon over the years,” Minz said. “Our objective is to standardise organic inputs so that farmers can reduce dependence on costly chemicals while improving soil health, crop productivity and food quality,” he added. To strengthen the scientific component of the venture, Minz teamed up with Bibhuti Bhusan Behera,an MSc graduate in Biotechnology and Bioinformatics who serves as the company’s director and oversees research on bio-fertilisers.Minz handles production, management and mechanical innovation, including designing custom granulation equipment to scale up manufacturing. The startup has focused on developing cow dung-based bio-fertilisers by blending bio-waste, natural minerals and beneficial microorganisms in carefully calibrated proportions to overcome the inconsistencies often associated with conventional organic farming. Though the Covid-19 pandemic delayed progress, PGAKPL has spent the last four years carrying out intensive research and development with support from the departments of Food Process Engineering and Chemical Engineering at NIT-R. Simultaneously, laboratory testing and field trials have continued across Sundargarh district.

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Aug 2, 2026, 04:40 AM

Autonomous Key: A Game-Changer in Managing Distracting Apps

Autonomous Key, a new NFC key, is revolutionizing the way we deal with distracting apps.The device works with a companion app to lock away these apps. To regain access, you have to physically scan the key with your phone.Each unlock session lasts up to 60 minutes before the apps are automatically locked again.

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Dainik Jagran

Aug 2, 2026, 04:38 AM

Madhya Pradesh Revives 400-Year-Old Water Technology to Solve Crisis

The Madhya Pradesh government is going to use a 400-year-old historical engineering technique to solve the water crisis. Under this, a scientific campaign has been launched to revive the Kundi Bhandara system located in Burhanpur district. In fact, this technology created by a Mughal engineer used to deliver water from the hills of Satpura to the entire city without any pump or electricity, only through gravity. This 400-year-old system can now also help solve the problem of modern times. Under the reign of Mughal Emperor Jahangir (around 1615 AD), under the leadership of Mughal governor Abdur Rahim Khan-e-Khana, the Kundi Bhandara water system was built on the Persian'qanat'principle. The network consists of more than 100 vertical shafts. All these shafts are connected to galleries about 4 kilometers long. This system used to collect groundwater coming from the hills of Satpura and protected the city of Burhanpur. Despite the centuries-long illegal access to this water structure, several shafts have been built and inspected recently.

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DNA Hindi

Aug 2, 2026, 03:59 AM

US-China AI War: Intellectual Property Theft or Fair Competition?

Do you know that behind the AI technology that you are using every day on your phone or computer, a terrible war has broken out between the two most powerful countries in the world? It is not just about new technology, but about the data and brains that American companies have poured billions of dollars into creating. There are reports that Chinese companies are copying the entire'brain'of American AI in a very clever way. This is called model distillation in technical language, but in Washington's eyes it is straightforward intellectual property theft. A recent investigative report by Reuters has come up with a very shocking claim. According to the report, Chinese military researchers are taking the help of the most advanced AI models of American companies (like OpenAI and Anthropic) to make their defense systems and weapons smarter. For this, they are using the output and data from American AI to train their military systems.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 03:45 AM

Swarm Drone Technology Proves Game-Changer on Modern Battlefield

Swarm drone technology is proving to be a gamechanger in the modern battlefield. Operating dozens of drones simultaneously makes military operations like surveillance, reconnaissance and electronic warfare easier. This will increase the surveillance capability of the army manifold, especially in difficult mountainous and border areas.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 2, 2026, 12:30 AM

Unlocking Career Opportunities: Exploring Job Prospects After BA, BCom, and BSc

Many students feel that there are limited job opportunities after these degrees, while the reality is different. With the right direction and preparation, students from these three streams can make a good career in both the government and private sectors. Let us know what are the job opportunities available after BA, BCom, and BSc.

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The Moscow Times

Aug 2, 2026, 12:30 AM

Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) Revolutionizes Fitness with Efficient Workouts

Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) is a fitness technology that uses a bodysuit fitted with electrodes to deliver controlled electrical impulses to major muscle groups while you perform guided exercises such as squats, lunges and planks. The impulses intensify muscle contractions beyond voluntary effort, allowing for a full-body workout in about 20 minutes. Once confined to physiotherapy clinics and elite sports training, EMS is now finding its way into mainstream fitness studios.  Appeals to time-starved urban professionals looking for efficient workouts  Offers a low-impact alternative for people who may find conventional gyms physically demanding  Increasingly attracting:  Busy professionals  Fitness beginners  Older adults  People returning to exercise after a long break  The body naturally uses electrical signals from the brain to contract muscles; EMS externally mimics and amplifies this process.  Research has found improvements in:  Muscle strength & body composition  Muscle activation, particularly among previously untrained individuals.  Studies by German researcher Wolfgang Kemmler and research published in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research support these benefits.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 1, 2026, 09:13 PM

Police Secure Accused's Remand for Interrogation and Evidence Gathering

On the application filed by the police, the court has granted police remand of the accused. Now on the scheduled date, he will be interrogated in custody from jail. Investigating officers say that during the interrogation of the accused, information will be gathered about the sharp weapon used in the incident. Police hope that the weapon can be recovered on his identification, which will prove to be an important evidence in the investigation. The investigation team will also get information from the accused on the activities at the time of the incident, facts related to the scene of the incident and other important points. The police are trying to strengthen every aspect of the case on the basis of scientific and technical evidence. No point in the case will be ignored. Further legal action is being taken on the basis of all the available evidence. Efforts are being made to complete the investigation as soon as possible and file a charge sheet in the court effectively. The advertisement has also been sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory to make the forensic report available to the authorities.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 1, 2026, 08:45 PM

Indian Hospital Achieves Milestone in Robotic Heart Surgery with Complex Congenital Defect Correction

The surgery was performed on a 38-year-old patient. The patient had congenital congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries (CCTGA) of the heart and two congenital problems of dextrocardia. Due to these, the systemic AV valve of the patient's heart was leaking a lot and the heart's ability to work was also reduced. Before the ad surgery, the doctors did the entire planning with the help of 3D CT scan. Then the complex operation was done from the left side with the help of a robot. The surgery was led by Professor Anubhav Gupta, Head of the Department of CTVS. The feat was achieved under the leadership of Dr. Kavita Sharma, Director of Ad Hospital. According to the hospital administration, this success is an important milestone in the field of Indian Health Service and Robotic Heart Surgery.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 1, 2026, 07:15 PM

Welding Accident Rocks Modinagar's Rori Village: Details Emerge

According to the relatives, Amarpal, a resident of Rori village in Modinagar, was welding.

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NorthEast Now

Aug 1, 2026, 02:56 PM

Northeastern Indian Universities Dominate National Green University Rankings

: Universities from the Northeast have made a strong showing in the National Green University Ranking (NGUR) 2026, with four institutions from the region featuring among India’s top 50 for sustainability. The achievement highlights the growing emphasis on climate-conscious higher education in one of the country’s richest biodiversity regions. Leading the Northeast is Assam University, Silchar, which secured the 11th rank nationally, followed by the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM) at 13th. The National Institute of Technology (NIT) Meghalaya was ranked 36th, while Madhabdev University in Assam secured the 50th position. The rankings, released by Green Mentors, evaluate universities across a range of sustainability indicators, including governance, climate action, biodiversity conservation, green infrastructure, water stewardship, sustainability research, curriculum integration and community engagement. Among the northeastern institutions, USTM emerged as the highest-ranked private university, while Assam University was the region’s top-performing institution overall. The recognition comes as universities across the Northeast continue to invest in renewable energy, biodiversity conservation, sustainable campus infrastructure and environmental research, drawing on the region’s unique ecological wealth. Unlike conventional university rankings that primarily assess academic performance, the NGUR focuses on measurable sustainability outcomes. Institutions were evaluated based on sustainability reports, environmental audits, institutional policies, research output and documented environmental impact. At the national level, NIT Calicut topped the rankings, followed by IIIT Bangalore and the Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Bhubaneswar. According to Green Mentors, the rankings are aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the UNESCO Greening Higher Education Framework. The initiative encourages universities to integrate sustainability into teaching, research, campus operations, and community outreach. The organisation said the institutions recognised this year demonstrate that higher education is increasingly emerging as a key driver of climate action, ecological restoration and sustainable development. The strong presence of northeastern universities in the national rankings also reflects the region’s growing contribution to environmentally responsible higher education.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 1, 2026, 02:46 PM

Indian Student Wins Prestigious International Hackathon, Gains Valuable Experience

Gurugram: Parth Dhiman, a 17-year-old student from the district, represented India internationally at the world-famous Hack Club Fallout held in Shenzhen, China. Young innovators from all over the world participated in this prestigious hardware hackathon. Parth also gained hands-on experience in hardware manufacturing, PCB design, and technical problem solving while working on various technical projects. During the event, he got an opportunity to learn and work with international engineers and young innovators. Parth said that this experience was very special to him. This achievement is the result of long-term hard work and his interest in technology. He said that this is the beginning of his technical journey and aims to do new experiments and better work in the field of engineering in the future. His achievement brings happiness to the family and the school.

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ABP News✓

Aug 1, 2026, 11:31 AM

Stopping Spam SMS: How to Identify and Block Scam Messages on Your Android Phone

In today's time, technology has become very advanced. In such a situation, now cybercriminals are also using new techniques to cheat people. Sometimes it is tried to steal people's personal information by luring them to get KYC updates or prizes in the name of a bank account. Sometimes users do not understand which message is real and which is fake. In this episode, if you are constantly receiving suspicious messages from unknown numbers on your Android phone, then today we are going to tell you about a way by which you will also be able to stop scam SMS on your phone. Let us tell you that there are many reasons behind the frequent spam or scam SMS on the phone. It may be that you have entered your mobile number on a wrong website. Sometimes due to a data breach, your personal information also reaches cybercriminals. Apart from this, if your mobile number is present on a public platform, then your chances of getting such messages are also increased.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 1, 2026, 11:23 AM

IIT Jodhpur Introduces BS Degree Program in Management and Technology

This course is designed to teach students the necessary knowledge and new skills in the field of management and technology. The objective is to prepare students for future jobs and industry needs. Candidates who wish to enroll in the BS degree program can view the eligibility, fees, and admission process information issued by the institute. AdvertisementIIT Jodhpur has started applications for the BS in Management and Technology program. This is a 4-year Bachelor of Science (BS) degree course. The objective of the course is to combine the study of management and new technology. Students will have the opportunity to develop industry-relevant skills. The curriculum includes topics such as business management, digital technology, data-based decision-making, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Advertising courses will emphasize not only theoretical but also practical learning. Students will have the opportunity to work on real problems and projects in rapidly changing fields related to technology and business. This program will prepare students for careers in technology and business.

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ABP News✓

Aug 1, 2026, 10:46 AM

Amazon's Zoox: The Future of Driverless Transportation Arrives

In today's time, technology has advanced so much that things that we used to see in movies are now coming true. Just like now the need for a driver to drive a car is going to end. Recently, the giant company Amazon's robotaxi named Zoox is the biggest example of this. It is a taxi that has no driver, no steering wheel, and no pedals. It runs on the roads completely with the help of computers and technology. Let's understand how this unique taxi works. This robotaxi is not at all like ordinary cars in appearance. It looks like a small square box or carriage. There is no place for the driver to sit inside this taxi. There are two seats in front of it, on which four people can sit comfortably. Also this car has no front or rear camera. It looks the same from both sides and can run in both directions without the help of a robot. There is no need for a high-tech taxi, no help from any person.

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Amar Ujala

Aug 1, 2026, 09:54 AM

Autonomous Ride Industry Achieves Major Milestone with Robotaxi Approval

This is the first time in the history of the autonomous ride industry that a vehicle with no human controls (steering wheel or pedals) has received federal approval to charge passengers. The waiver, first reported by news agency Reuters, is a major milestone for companies that have been building robotaxis from scratch, rather than modifying traditional cars under outdated safety regulations.

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Aaj Tak

Aug 1, 2026, 09:49 AM

From Rejection to Success: Saumith Chintala's Journey in Pursuing Higher Education

The way today's job market is changing, people feel that job rejections kill opportunities. But Saumith Chintala's story has given people a different perspective. Saumith, who grew up in Hyderabad, didn't even have a computer as a child. He first saw a computer at a neighbor's house and from there his interest grew. He studied at Hyderabad Public School and got a BTech degree from VIT Vellore in 2009. His resume didn't mention an IIT or NIT degree, but that never stopped him from aiming high. But when he applied to universities in the US for higher education, he got rejections constantly. According to Saumith Chintala, he got rejections from 27 universities before he got admission to New York University. He then got a chance to study at New York University, where he worked with renowned AI expert LeCun, who is a big name in the field of deep learning. Saumith Chintala had to study in the industry after a few attempts.

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