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The Supreme Court on Tuesday remonstrated with the Election Commission of India (EC) for giving "mechanical and cyclostyled" answers every time a human problem is presented in court by anxious voters about the ongoing special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
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Days before a team of negotiators from the United States is to visit India to discuss tariffs, U.S. President Donald Trump has hinted at imposing further tariffs on India, this time on rice, to prevent it from "dumping" rice in the U.S.
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Odisha recorded a sharp decline in the gross enrollment ratio (GER) during the transition of students from the secondary to the higher-secondary level, according to a Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) report tabled in the Assembly on Tuesday.
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India's first solar observatory Aditya-L1, along with six U.S. satellites, in a major breakthrough, has revealed why the May 2024 solar storm also known as Gannon's storm behaved so unusually.
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A 60-year-old recalls eating leftovers as a child, in the absence of his birth family, and, even today, is passively engaged with life. A survivor of childhood abuse says that she now views her problems as 'thoosi (dust'), but only after being homeless and battling insurmountable trauma.
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Timed between Human Rights Day (December 10) and Universal Health Coverage Day (December 12), a significant national gathering on public health is being convened in New Delhi. The National Convention on Health Rights (December 11-12, 2025), will offer a unique platform for around 400 health professionals, community leaders and health activists to address India's major health challenges, while charting an agenda on the right to health.
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On April 12, 1950, while introducing the Representation of the People Bill in Parliament, the Minister of Law, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, emphasised that the preparation of an electoral roll is "a condition precedent for election".
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Using a 65-qubit Willow superconducting processor, Google researchers have measured how quantum information spreads and refocuses within an entangled system. This technological leap in quantum computing has been called Quantum Echoes.
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In a study conducted in Odisha, researchers have found that households value clean water far more than previously estimated, highlighting the need for effective water policies. This study contributes a new way of thinking about water valuation.
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The India-Nepal joint military exercise, SURYAKI-RAN-XIX, concluded at Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand on Tuesday.
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