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🔥 Platform that doxxed teen protester has BJP ties

An online platform, The Jaipur Dialogues, doxxed a 15-year-old student protester after she criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Founded by Sanjay Dixit, the group faced intense scrutiny over its communal and propagandist content. Financial documents show that at least two BJP politicians serve as directors of its not-for-profit arm, Jaipur Dialogues Forum. Dixit refused to comment on the allegations and warned of legal action against critics. The organization’s activities have been linked to targeting minority figures and public personalities.

#IndiaPolitics#DigitalSafety#BJP
business

📈 Nifty set for upswing after 12-session dip

Nifty settled at 24252, down 0.5%, after a 12-session correction amidst crude oil concerns. ICICI Securities' Dharmesh Shah noted this triggered a classic trend reversal pattern. The index is expected to reach 24600 levels soon, maintaining its defense between 24000-23800. Smallcap index, however, hit new highs, showing market resilience. Investors should consider accumulating quality stocks on dips for potential gains. 📈

#Nifty#StockMarket#Investing
business

🛡️ Sanlayan Tech hits first full-year profit milestone

Integrated Indian defence company Sanlayan Technologies reported a sixfold revenue growth to ₹139.61 crore in FY26. This growth was achieved with a first full-year net profit of ₹24.97 crore across its operations in Bengaluru. The company currently holds an order backlog of ₹286 crore and a confirmed opportunity pipeline exceeding ₹2,000 crore. This success is driven by programmes moving from development to series production for clients like HAL and DRDO. Sanlayan plans to target an annual net profit surpassing ₹250 crore over the next four to five years. 🚀

#DefenceTech#IndianDefence#StartupSuccess
science

🧠 Depression Alters Brain Cells in Major Study

A new study has revealed that depression significantly impacts brain function by changing numerous neural connections. Researchers observed these changes in nearly half a million brain cells across the study participants. The research, detailed in Technology Networks, highlights these structural shifts in mood disorders. This finding offers new insights into the biological basis of depression. Scientists will now focus on developing targeted treatments based on this cellular evidence. 🧠

#Neuroscience#MentalHealth#BrainScience
science

🔬 RNA Condensates Link to Early Earth Life

Researchers found that RNA condensates might provide important clues about the earliest stages of life on Earth. This discovery was made by scientists studying various biochemical processes. The research details focused on molecular structures observed during experiments spanning several months. These condensates suggest mechanisms that could have supported early biological functions in primitive environments. Future studies will investigate how these structures facilitated the transition to life. 🔬

#Astrobiology#Science#EarlyEarth
tech

🔋 Android Pulse app tracks phone resource usage

Google's Android Pulse app is now showing up as an available update in the Play Store. It works in the background to detect unusual resource usage across the Android system. Builds for this app date back to March, and it already has over 10 million downloads. The app is designed to help Android recognize spikes in battery, memory, or processing power consumption. Better anomaly detection could lead to a more stable Android experience for users.

#Android#Google#Tech
sports

🏑 Nerves cost India a World Cup semi-final shot

India women's hockey team drew 0-0 against Australia in a must-win match. Coach Sjoerd Marijne noted the loss of rhythm and unforced errors during the game on Sunday. The result forced India into the fifth-sixth place classification match instead of the semifinals. Marijne emphasized that converting opportunities and maintaining composure are key areas for improvement moving forward. Despite the setback, the coach is proud of the team's journey so far. 😥

#HockeyIndia#WorldCup#TeamIndia
health

🩺 Childhood Tragedy Fuels Doctor's Journey

Dr. Sarladevi Khot experienced profound loss early in life, marrying at the age of nine and becoming widowed at ten. She later pursued a career in medicine, dedicating her skills to serve across two continents. Her journey highlights immense resilience despite facing severe personal challenges from a young age. This early adversity shaped her commitment to healthcare globally. Dr. Khot continues her impactful medical service on both continents today.

#MedicalHero#Resilience#GlobalHealth
business

Iran finds massive new gas reserve amid US pressure

Iran has announced a significant new gas discovery in the southern province of Fars. This finding was reported by the oil ministry, with the reserve estimated at 7.5 trillion cubic feet, of which 5.7 trillion cu ft is recoverable. The discovery is comparable to one block of South Pars, which can fuel supply for 15 years. This comes as the US continues to threaten further sanctions on Tehran. Meanwhile, repairs at the damaged South Pars field are ongoing, with a full restoration expected within two years.

#IranEnergy#GasDiscovery#GlobalOil
science

🐜 Invasive ants team up with pests in California groves

Invasive Argentine ants are surprisingly protecting pests like aphids and mealybugs in California's citrus groves and vineyards. These ants, originally from South America, were first spotted in the US around 1891 and established in California by 1907. Their linked colonies, spanning from San Diego to Ukiah, can overwhelm native ants by cooperating across vast areas. Farmers are seeing reduced natural pest control and irrigation issues because of this unlikely alliance. Management requires tackling both the ants and the honeydew-producing pests as one connected problem. 🐜

#CaliforniaPests#InvasiveSpecies#AgriTech
science

🛰️ Starlab mockup lands in NASA's training hub

A full-scale, multi-level mockup for Starlab is now occupying real space inside Building 9 at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. This structure, which supports the habitat, is part of a transition toward commercial space stations. The mockup is designed for astronauts and engineers to inhabit and test the design's functionality. It is nearly eight metres in diameter and 17 metres long, with about 400 cubic metres of habitable volume. The installation began in January 2025, utilizing about 2,400 square feet of permanent floor space. 🚀

#SpaceTech#NASA#Starlab

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