Trump Halts U.S. Military Aid to Ukraine After Tense Meeting with Zelenskyy

Trump Halts U.S. Military Aid to Ukraine After Tense Meeting with Zelenskyy

In a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, President Donald Trump has ordered a suspension of all military aid to Ukraine. This decision follows a contentious Oval Office meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, during which tensions between the two leaders escalated over differing approaches to the ongoing conflict with Russia. The Oval Office Confrontation…

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Delhi High Court Rejects Total Smartphone Ban in Schools, Issues Guidelines for Regulated Use

Delhi High Court Rejects Total Smartphone Ban in Schools, Issues Guidelines for Regulated Use

In a significant ruling on March 3, 2025, the Delhi High Court declined to impose a blanket ban on smartphone usage in schools, deeming such a measure neither practical nor beneficial. Instead, the court issued comprehensive guidelines aimed at regulating and monitoring smartphone use among students, emphasizing the importance of integrating technology responsibly within educational…

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Over 80% of Indian IT Employees Suffer from Fatty Liver Disease: University of Hyderabad Study

Over 80% of Indian IT Employees Suffer from Fatty Liver Disease: University of Hyderabad Study

A recent study conducted by the University of Hyderabad (UoH) has unveiled alarming health concerns within India’s Information Technology (IT) sector. The research indicates that approximately 84% of IT professionals surveyed are affected by Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Fatty Liver Disease (MAFLD), a condition commonly known as fatty liver disease. This high prevalence is attributed to sedentary…

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China Discovers Massive Thorium Energy Source, Paving the Way for a Nuclear Revolution

China Discovers Massive Thorium Energy Source, Paving the Way for a Nuclear Revolution

China has reportedly discovered a vast thorium deposit at the Bayan Obo mining complex in Inner Mongolia, potentially revolutionizing the nation’s energy landscape. According to a declassified geological survey, this deposit could power China for 60,000 years. Discovery of Thorium Deposits The Bayan Obo mining complex, renowned as the world’s largest rare earth element (REE)…

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Mahindra Overtakes Hyundai to Become India’s Second-Largest Automaker in February 2025

Mahindra Overtakes Hyundai to Become India’s Second-Largest Automaker in February 2025

In a notable shift within India’s automotive industry, Mahindra & Mahindra (M&M) surpassed Hyundai Motor India in February 2025 to become the country’s second-largest automaker by domestic sales. This development underscores M&M’s strategic focus on the burgeoning SUV segment and highlights the evolving dynamics of the Indian passenger vehicle market. Mahindra’s Surge in Domestic Sales…

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Three Men in Singapore Charged for Smuggling Nvidia Chips to China, Raising Export Control Concerns

Three Men in Singapore Charged for Smuggling Nvidia Chips to China, Raising Export Control Concerns

Singapore, March 3, 2025 – Authorities in Singapore have charged three men for illegally trafficking Nvidia semiconductor chips to China, a move that may have violated international export controls. The case underscores growing concerns over the smuggling of advanced technology amid heightened geopolitical tensions and trade restrictions imposed by the United States on chip exports…

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AI Breakthrough: ‘Co-Scientist’ Cracks Superbug Mystery in Record Time

AI Breakthrough: ‘Co-Scientist’ Cracks Superbug Mystery in Record Time

In a groundbreaking achievement for medical science, researchers at Imperial College London have leveraged the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to solve a long-standing superbug mystery in just two days. The AI tool, named “Co-Scientist,” achieved what had previously taken scientists years, offering a revolutionary approach to combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria. A Major Leap in Superbug…

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Study Reveals Frequent Heat Exposure May Accelerate Biological Aging by Over a Year

Study Reveals Frequent Heat Exposure May Accelerate Biological Aging by Over a Year

A groundbreaking study published in Science Advances suggests that prolonged exposure to high temperatures may speed up biological aging, adding up to 14 months to a person’s molecular age. The research, which analyzed blood samples from over 3,600 individuals across the United States over six years, found a direct correlation between frequent heat exposure and…

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Berlin-Based Cryonics Start-up Tomorrow Bio Offers Body Preservation Service for $200,000

Berlin-Based Cryonics Start-up Tomorrow Bio Offers Body Preservation Service for $200,000

A Berlin-based start-up, Tomorrow Bio, has gained attention in the field of cryonics by offering a unique preservation service for individuals who wish to extend the possibility of life beyond death. For a fee of $200,000, the company provides cryopreservation services, aiming to preserve the human body in a state that could potentially allow future…

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