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πŸ’§ Nepal demands climate compensation from big polluters

Nepal is seeking compensation from China, US, and India following the Rasuwa flash flood, arguing it is a moral and legal liability. Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal stated that Nepal's emissions are negligible compared to the major emitters. The claim was formally sent by the Ministry of Finance, highlighting the threat to South Asia's water security. Nepal is now considering raising this issue at the 81st United Nations General Assembly. This action follows the devastating Bhotekoshi floods on August 26th, which caused over 1,000 deaths. 🌍

#ClimateJustice#Nepal#GlobalWarming
world

πŸ•ŠοΈ Iran ties ceasefire to US actions

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian stated Tuesday that Iran is ready to resume the June ceasefire deal if the US honors its commitments. He made this statement while attending the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Kyrgyzstan. The initial deal, set in June, included a 60-day window for peace talks. Tehran agreed to clear mines from the Strait of Hormuz while Washington committed to lifting sanctions and ending its naval blockade. The current remarks come after recent exchanges of fire between the two nations. 🀝

#IranDeals#USIran#Ceasefire
india

πŸŽ“ AU honours retiring Physical Education prof Vijay Mohan

Andhra University held a farewell event to honor N. Vijay Mohan upon his retirement from teaching. The ceremony took place at the Kodandaramayya Seminar Hall, hosted by the Physical Education Department. AU Rector P. King felicitated Mr. Mohan, recognizing his significant contributions to physical education and sports. Government Whip PGVR Naidu and MLA Vamsi Krishna Srinivas also praised his work in the sports field. Former VCs, faculty, and students attended this special event on Monday.

#AU#Retirement#SportsLife
business

πŸ›οΈ AIADMK Chief says CM Vijay could be US President

AIADMK chief Palaniswami suggested that Chief Minister Vijay possesses the potential to become the US President. This statement was made by Palaniswami while discussing political possibilities. The context of this remark was during a recent political gathering. Palaniswami expressed his belief in the leadership qualities of CM Vijay. It remains to be seen how this statement will influence future political developments. πŸ›οΈ

#AIADMK#Politics#Vijay
science

🐘 POP & chemical Ganesha idols banned in Mysuru

The Mysuru district administration has officially banned Ganesha idols made from Plaster of Paris or painted with chemical colours. This directive was issued by the administration, in collaboration with MCC and KSPCB, on Tuesday, September 1st. The ban covers manufacture, sale, transportation, and immersion of these idols containing heavy metals. Violators face criminal charges under Section 279 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, with strict checks at border posts. People are urged to use clay idols with natural colours for the upcoming Gowri-Ganesha festival. 🐘

#Mysuru#EcoFriendly#GaneshChaturthi
business

πŸ’³ India pushing for new BRICS payment system πŸ’Έ

India is pushing for a new payment system within BRICS to cut reliance on the US dollar for trade. This initiative centers in New Delhi, where India chairs BRICS in 2026. Discussions are set for September 12-13, 2026, focusing on digital payments and CBDCs. The proposal aims to connect existing national payment systems directly in local currencies, not create a new BRICS currency. This move seeks to boost intra-BRICS trade resilience against global economic shocks.

#BRICS#IndiaEconomy#DigitalPayments
business

πŸ“‰ Global bond markets see selloff amid inflation fears

Global bond yields surged on Tuesday due to renewed tension between the U.S. and Iran, boosting inflation expectations. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed to 4.798%, marking its highest since January 2025. This selloff was fueled by increased anxiety over rising interest rates across major economies. Elevated bond yields could strain both households and government finances worldwide. Market watchers are closely monitoring developments to see how this trend continues.

#GlobalMarkets#BondYields#Inflation
tech

πŸ›‘οΈ Firefox finally drops built-in ad blocker for iOS

Firefox has introduced a native ad blocker directly into its iOS application. This feature is now available for all users across the iOS platform. The update rolled out recently, offering a seamless way to manage online content. It aims to give users greater control over the advertisements and trackers they encounter online. Users can now enjoy a cleaner browsing experience without needing third-party extensions.

#Firefox#iOS#AdBlocker
science

πŸ§ͺ New Oxo Complex Unlocks Chemical Reactions

Scientists have developed a novel oxo complex that facilitates catalytic reductive oxygen-atom transfer. This breakthrough was achieved by researchers at a specific institution, though the exact location is not detailed in the source. The complex enables the transformation of organic molecules using oxygen atoms under specific reaction conditions. This advancement is significant for developing greener and more efficient chemical processes. Future work will focus on applying this complex to various industrial chemical syntheses. πŸ§ͺ

#Chemistry#Catalysis#ACS
india

πŸ€– Robots tackling water hyacinth in Kumarakom πŸ€–

A massive infestation of water hyacinths is overwhelming the Vembanad lake area near Kumarakom. The State Wetland Authority Kerala launched a pilot project in Kumarakom with stakeholders starting September 10th. This initiative will deploy a robotic surface vehicle to harvest the weed and process it into valuable products. The project, implemented by FERI, aims to mitigate damage to tourism and navigation for better lake health. If successful, the program will expand across other parts of Vembanad in partnership with local bodies.

#Kerala#LakeConservation#TechForGood
science

🌍 Earth's core might hide 45 oceans of water

A new study suggests Earth's core stores hydrogen equivalent to up to 45 oceans of water. Researchers at ETH Zurich conducted experiments simulating Earth's formation conditions. They estimated this hydrogen makes up 0.07% to 0.36% of the core's mass, calculated around February 2026. This supports the theory that much water was present during early planetary formation. Future steps involve testing how these lab findings scale to the massive, real-world system. πŸ’§

#EarthScience#CoreMystery#Geology

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