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science

🌊 Ocean heatwaves in SW Indian Ocean studied

Marine heatwave activity was found to be pronounced in the southwest Indian Ocean between 1982 and 2023. Researchers investigated this using satellite observations and climate models covering the period up to 2023. A noticeable suppression of these heatwaves occurred specifically from 1992 to 2004. The main drivers involve surface wind anomalies linked to atmospheric Rossby waves, which reduce latent heat loss. Volcanic eruptions and internal variability jointly caused this decadal suppression. 🌊

#OceanScience#ClimateChange#MarineHeatwave
health

πŸ”¬ New two-drug combo fights tough breast cancer

Researchers found a new way to stop aggressive triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) from growing. The study, conducted at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, discovered a key role for the protein lysyl oxidase (LOX) inside TNBC cells. By blocking LOX first, they weakened the cancer cells before using a second drug to exploit a backup survival pathway. This dual-drug approach significantly blocked tumor growth in preclinical models without needing chemotherapy. This strategy opens a safe new door for targeting chemoresistant tumors. πŸ”¬

#CancerResearch#TNBC#DrugDiscovery
tech

🎧 Nothing Ear 3A Earbuds Hit Record Low Price

The Nothing Ear 3A noise-canceling earbuds are currently available on Amazon for a record low of $79. These earbuds are sold by Nothing and are available across various colors. They feature up to 45 decibels of active noise-cancellation and offer a battery life of up to 42 hours. This makes them a solid, affordable alternative to premium audio gear from brands like Apple. They also include six mics and an IP54 water- and dust-resistance rating. 🎧

#NothingEar3A#TechDeals#AudioGear
india

πŸ—³οΈ Over 2 Crore Voters Missed in Maharashtra Roll

More than 2.06 crore electors, which is 21.14 percent of the former base, are absent from Maharashtra's draft electoral roll. This exclusion was reported by the Chief Electoral Officer on Monday, detailing the recent Special Intensive Revision. The current draft roll holds over 7.71 crore voters, down from the previous 9.78 crore electorate. The missing names are due to untraceability, death, or relocation of the voters. Eligible individuals can file claims or objections between August 31 and September 30. πŸ—³οΈ

#MaharashtraElections#VoterRoll#ElectionUpdate
business

πŸ›‘οΈ US inks 7-year deals for missile boost

The Pentagon signed seven-year agreements with Lockheed Martin and GD-OTS to ramp up missile production. These deals focus on boosting components for THAAD and Patriot PAC-3 MSE interceptor programs. The agreements aim to increase production quantities and speed up delivery schedules. This move strengthens the US's layered air and missile defense architecture. The push addresses growing demand and depleted stockpiles from recent conflicts.

#USDefense#MissileTech#Aerospace
sports

🏏 Bangladesh beats Indonesia in Asia Cup opener

Bangladesh secured a convincing 71-run victory over Indonesia in their Asia Cup opener in Dubai. The match featured the teams in their respective innings against each other. Bangladesh scored 129 for 8, while Indonesia was restricted to 58 all out on the day. The performance was heavily driven by the bowling efforts of Marufa Akter and Nahida Akter. Bangladesh will now look to build momentum for the rest of the tournament.

#AsiaCup#Cricket#Bangladesh
sports

🏏 Bangladesh beats Indonesia in Asia Cup opener

Bangladesh secured a convincing 71-run victory over Indonesia in their Asia Cup opener held in Dubai. The match saw Bangladesh score 129 for 8, while Indonesia was bowled out for just 58. Key performers included Mostary, who scored 40 runs, and the bowlers, led by Marufa Akter and Nahida Akter. Indonesia's debut was marked by a spirited effort but ultimately fell short of the required total. The win sets a strong tone for Bangladesh's tournament campaign moving forward. 🏏

#AsiaCup#BangladeshCricket#CricketFever
sports

🏏 Bangladesh beats Indonesia in Asia Cup opener

Bangladesh managed to defeat Indonesia by a margin of 71 runs in their Asia Cup opener held in Dubai. The match saw Bangladesh post a total of 129 for 8, while Indonesia were bowled out for just 58. Key performances included Nahida Akter taking 3-15 and Marufa Akter contributing 2-6 during the game. Indonesia, making their Asia Cup debut, put up a spirited fight but couldn't match Bangladesh's bowling strength. The teams will now proceed to the next stages of the tournament. 🏏

#AsiaCup#CricketFever#Bangladesh
business

πŸ“ˆ Market Previews: 15 Things to Know for Sept 1 Trade

Investors are looking at key indicators as the market prepares for the September 1st trading session. Analysts are tracking various sectors across the board, specifically noting movements in major indices. The upcoming session is set to see significant activity based on recent global economic data released last week. This pre-market analysis helps traders gauge potential volatility and profit opportunities for the new month. Market participants will be watching closely for initial trends after the opening bell.

#StockMarket#TradingTips#MarketUpdate
tech

😟 Microsoft Outlook down for thousands

Thousands of Microsoft Outlook users are currently unable to access the email service this Monday. The issue was flagged around 8 a.m. PT, with Down Detector showing over 6,000 reports at 8:17 a.m. A Microsoft representative confirmed an authentication component issue affecting Exchange Online. The company is testing a remediation strategy before rolling out the fix broadly. Users are experiencing problems with receiving messages, using the app, or accessing the website. 😟

#Microsoft#OutlookDown#TechOutage
business

βš–οΈ SC Collegium names new Chief Justices for 4 High Courts

The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the appointment of Chief Justices across four High Courts. Justice Sanjay K Agarwal is recommended for Rajasthan, while Justice Alpesh Yeshvant Kogje is slated for Madhya Pradesh. Furthermore, Justice Pushpendra Singh Bhati was recommended for Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court. Separately, Justice Krushna Ram Mohapatra was recommended for the Chhattisgarh High Court, succeeding the retiring CJ. This development comes amid protests by Rajasthan High Court lawyers demanding a regular CJ appointment.

#SupremeCourt#HighCourts#JudiciaryNews

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