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πŸ“’ Banjara community protests internal SC reservation rules

The Banjara community staged a protest in Kalaburagi against the Karnataka government's move for internal reservation among Scheduled Castes. Hundreds gathered at Banjara Bhavan on Thursday, marching to the Deputy Commissioner’s office to voice their dissent. They demanded the withdrawal of the roster-point system and criticized the Congress government's policy. Protesters urged courts to continue recruitment under the old system until the seven or eight pending cases are decided. They also pushed for equal 5% allocation across three groups instead of the proposed 5.25%, 5.25%, and 4.5% split. 😠

#BanjaraProtest#KarnatakaPolitics#InternalReservation
sports

πŸ˜” Sri Lankan Coach Passes After Player Altercation

Sri Lankan cricket coach has reportedly passed away following an altercation with players. The incident took place in Sri Lanka, involving the coaching staff and the team members. Specific details regarding the exact numbers or dates of the event were not provided in the report. This tragic event occurred amid ongoing team pressures and internal disputes within the squad. Further updates regarding the situation are awaited from cricket authorities.

#Cricket#SriLanka#SportsNews
health

🧠 Mitochondrial protein links fat intake to obesity

Research discovered that mitochondrial fusion protein OPA1 affects appetite regulation and body weight in mice. Led by Professor Shigenobu Matsumura at Osaka Metropolitan University, the study used OPA1 knockout mice to investigate this link. Soybean oil increased OPA1 in male mice, while mice lacking OPA1 showed increased food intake and obesity, especially in females. The anti-obesity drug setmelanotide's effect was also reduced in OPA1-deficient females. These findings offer insights into neuronal energy metabolism related to obesity.

#ObesityResearch#Mitochondria#Neuroscience
india

πŸ’” Man allegedly beaten to death over theft suspicion in UP

A 38-year-old man named Ram Sneh was allegedly tied to a pole and beaten with sticks by villagers. This incident occurred in Bishanpur Kala village in Balrampur, Uttar Pradesh. The attack happened after he was caught by locals on suspicion of theft. His family took him to a hospital, where doctors confirmed his death. Police have registered a murder case and arrested Akbar, along with a 14-year-old juvenile. πŸ’”

#UPNews#Crime#PoliceAction
business

πŸ“ˆ Veg prices skyrocket in Kozhikode before Onam πŸ’Έ

Vegetable prices have sharply increased in Kozhikode ahead of the Onam festivities. This surge is impacting households across the district, putting financial strain on families. Ginger is noted as the most expensive item, currently at β‚Ή220 a kg, with prices potentially hitting β‚Ή250 a kg. The price hike is attributed to adverse weather damaging crops and rising demand leading up to August 17. Consumers are now demanding government subsidies through Horticorp to manage these inflated rates.

#KeralaOnam#VegPrices#Kozhikode
science

πŸ”¬ Algae's secret control over photosynthesis revealed

A new study has shed light on how algae regulate the process of photosynthesis. Researchers examined how these organisms function in various environments. The study focused on the role of pH levels in controlling photosynthetic activity. This mechanism is crucial for understanding aquatic ecosystem health and carbon cycling. Future research aims to further explore the implications of this pH-based regulation. πŸ”¬

#AlgaeScience#Photosynthesis#Ecology
health

🚭 Smokers Missing Heart Disease Dangers

Many smokers remain largely uninformed about the significant health risks associated with tobacco use. This lack of awareness is noted across various demographic groups in recent health surveys. Data indicates that a considerable percentage of current smokers have not fully grasped the connection between smoking and cardiovascular issues as of early 2024. Medical experts emphasize that smoking substantially increases the risk of heart disease and related complications. Health authorities are now pushing more targeted awareness campaigns to educate the public on these dangers. 🚭

#HeartHealth#SmokingAwareness#PublicHealth
sports

🏏 Spinners find their groove in Sri Lanka

Spin bowling has seen a resurgence in effectiveness during the recent matches in Sri Lanka. The success has been largely attributed to slower and slightly fuller deliveries from the bowlers. Specific stats regarding wicket-taking or economy rates were not provided in the article snippet. This trend suggests that the pitch conditions are favoring spin-oriented bowling techniques. Teams are expected to continue utilizing these tactical adjustments in upcoming fixtures.

#CricketSriLanka#SpinBowling#CricketTrends
health

πŸ₯ SSO Cancer Hospitals Unveils New Head & Neck Cancer Centre

SSO Cancer Hospitals has launched a dedicated Head and Neck Cancer Centre. This new facility is located at the hospital premises and features expertise from Jonty Rhodes. The centre aims to provide advanced care starting from its inauguration date. It is part of the hospital's expansion to combat complex oncological issues. Further patient intake details are expected to be released soon by the hospital administration.

#CancerCare#HealthcareIndia#Oncology
science

πŸ”¬ Tomato genes help them thrive in the cold

Researchers discovered a genetic system in tomatoes that coordinates flower and fruit development. This study, led by Professor Naomi Ori and Nave Man, took place across Germany and Israel. They found that gene-edited plants produced more than 18 times the fruit early on in winter greenhouse tests. This mechanism allows for fruit development without fertilization, a process called parthenocarpy. Future research will assess the commercial potential regarding flavor and size. πŸ…

#AgriTech#TomatoScience#GeneticEditing
tech

πŸ’‘ IEEE launches mentorship for rural connectivity in Bangalore

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) started the FNEM – Powering CTU programme at IIITB. This initiative aims to help innovators find sustainable fixes for rural connectivity issues and close the digital divide. The inaugural cohort begins a 1,000-Day LAMP journey for support. Participants will get mentorship, technical guidance, and entrepreneurial help for their ideas. The programme covers five modules like tech entrepreneurship and community engagement.

#IEEE#DigitalDivide#RuralTech

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