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science

πŸ”¬ Lab-grown brains survive and mature for seven years

Researchers at Harvard University achieved a massive breakthrough by keeping lab-grown human brain tissue alive for seven years. This involved studying brain organoids, tiny cell clumps, at Harvard University. The study, published in Nature last Wednesday, tracked 34 organoids over time, including five years. This shows that diverse cells can develop over long periods and record their developmental age. This discovery could speed up research into neurodevelopmental conditions and aging. 🧠

#BrainScience#Harvard#Neurotech
business

πŸ›‚ US visa changes impacting Indian students and workers

The US government is rolling out several new and proposed visa restrictions aimed at limiting foreign hiring. These changes affect H-1B fees and introduce a fixed four-year limit to F-1 student visas starting September 15. Previously, the F-1 visa was valid for the duration of study, and the post-completion grace period was 60 days. Indian nationals face increased bureaucracy and costs due to these tighter rules, impacting the study-to-work route. Further potential charges, like a $103,265 cap-subject H-1B fee, are also being considered.

#USVisa#Immigration#H1B
sports

🏏 Manjrekar says BCCI/ICC must act on young players' bad behaviour

Former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has called for stricter action against young Indian players for on-field confrontations. This statement followed Jaiswal and Asitha Fernando being fined 25% of match fees in Colombo. The incidents, including Sooryavanshi's earlier clash in June, raise questions about disciplinary consistency. Manjrekar warned that letting such behaviour slide trains players to repeat it, affecting the sport's future. He urged the ICC and BCCI to establish a clear line for conduct. 🏏

#CricketDebate#IndianCricket#ICC
business

πŸš— New Renault Kwid spotted with fresh interior

The updated 2027 Renault Kwid has been spotted without camouflage, showing major exterior and interior upgrades. The model is being seen in international markets, featuring a new grille and a larger touchscreen infotainment system. Although the design is revamped, it will likely keep the 1.0-litre petrol engine. However, its India launch is doubtful due to Renault focusing on SUVs like the Duster hybrid. This new Kwid is unlikely to reach the Indian market anytime soon.

#RenaultKwid#CarUpdates#AutoNews
business

πŸ₯ Healthcare company to raise big money in Series B

An unnamed healthcare company is set to raise Rs 208 Crore in its Series B funding round. Khosla Ventures is leading this significant investment round. The funding is scheduled to happen around this period, though specific dates are not mentioned. This capital injection will help scale the company's operations and services in the healthcare sector. The company plans to leverage this funding for expansion moving forward.

#HealthTech#Funding#VentureCapital
business

🧐 Markets on hold awaiting key data

Global markets are currently paused, waiting for significant economic data releases. Investors across various exchanges are watching closely for signals. The trading activity has been subdued throughout the morning session. This cautious stance reflects the anticipation surrounding crucial 9 to 5 reports. Market movements will likely be dictated by these upcoming figures. 🧐

#StockMarket#GlobalEconomy#MarketWatch
business

😟 Only 8.25% of Indian grads find relevant jobs

A recent report from NITI Aayog revealed that a very small percentage of graduates are employed in roles matching their educational background. The study highlighted that just 8.25% of graduates in India are working in jobs that align with their qualifications. This significant gap points to major issues in the current job market structure and education system integration. The findings underscore the need for better alignment between academic output and industry demands across the country. Policymakers are expected to address these discrepancies in the coming fiscal year. 😟

#NITI_Aayog#JobMarket#HigherEducation
india

πŸ„ Rajasthan students commute with cattle, gets upgrade

Students in Rajasthan were recently observed attending school alongside their cattle. The Chief Justice of Punjab (CJP) has since highlighted this unique situation. This incident brings focus on the need for infrastructural improvements in rural education. The reported upgrade is valued at Rs 18 lakh. Authorities are now looking into ways to better support rural school facilities moving forward.

#RajasthanEducation#RuralLife#SchoolUpgrade
india

πŸš‚ Reel gone wrong: Teen loses hands near train tracks

A 19-year-old woman tragically lost both her hands after being hit by a train while filming a reel. This incident happened to Purnima Kumari in Garhwa district, Jharkhand, near the Nagar-Untari railway section. The accident occurred on Tuesday involving the Ranchi-Chopan Express. She was reportedly making videos with friends near the railway line at Raisa when the train struck her. Doctors provided emergency care at Garhwa Sadar Hospital before she was transferred for further treatment. πŸ’”

#JharkhandAccident#ReelGoneWrong#TrainDanger
india

πŸ”₯ MLA's car washed by fire brigade, video surfaces

A video has surfaced online showing a government fire brigade vehicle washing the private Innova belonging to a BJP MLA. This incident allegedly took place outside his official residence in Bilounji, Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh. The footage, reportedly captured on Tuesday, shows three fire brigade personnel using a hose on the car. The MLA, Ramniwas Shah, represents the Singrauli Assembly constituency (80). So far, neither Shah nor the relevant department has provided an official statement regarding this matter. 🧐

#MPPolitics#GovtMisuse#Singrauli
india

🏘️ High Court gives 6 weeks to vacate slums near PM's house

The Delhi High Court has ordered the relocation of residents from three slum clusters near the Prime Minister’s residence. This directive concerns residents of Bhai Ram Camp, Masjid Camp, and DID Colony in Delhi. The court allotted them six weeks to move to Savda Ghevra, while a monitoring panel will oversee the rehabilitation process. The decision upholds the right to live with dignity under Article 21 of the Constitution. Authorities must ensure essential services like schools and healthcare are available at the new location. 🏘️

#DelhiHighCourt#SlumRelocation#IndianPolitics

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