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🧐 Soren addresses Jharkhand students amid turmoil

Hemant Soren has provided reassurance to the students of Jharkhand regarding the ongoing situation. The assurance was given to the students in Jharkhand concerning the CID probe, exam cancellations, and the resulting protest deadlock. Key dates and numbers surrounding these issues have been discussed in the recent talks. The context involves student protests over various administrative and academic concerns in the state. Soren plans to continue dialogue to resolve the current impasse among the students. 🧐

#Jharkhand#StudentProtest#HemantSoren
science

πŸ¦– Why didn't dinosaurs shrink down to tiny sizes?

New research explored why dinosaurs never evolved into very small creatures, examining body size evolution using mathematical models. Researchers from the American Museum of Natural History and Princeton University found energy use alone couldn't explain the size gap. They suggest ecological competition, specifically with early small mammals, set a lower size limit for non-avian dinosaurs. The smallest known dinosaurs outside birds weighed close to one pound, contrasting with modern tiny species. Birds, however, escaped this limit by gaining access to new niches through powered flight. πŸ¦–

#DinoScience#Evolution#Paleontology
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πŸ“° Rajasthan school students start their own paper

A government school in Tonk, Rajasthan, has started publishing its own newspaper to combat the lack of access to dailies in rural areas. Students from Classes 10 to 12 at PM Shri Government Senior Secondary School, Raholi, manage the production of 'Raholi Shiksha Samachar' and 'Raholi Education Times'. The school first published a book in the 2022 session, with the first newspaper issue coming out in 2023. This initiative allows students to learn journalism skills by covering school activities, while teachers mentor the process. The paper is distributed free of cost, supported voluntarily by the school teachers. πŸ“š

#RajasthanEducation#StudentJournalism#SchoolInnovation
sports

🩺 CoE not just rehab centre: Laxman clarifies

VVS Laxman addressed media regarding the scrutiny faced by the Centre of Excellence (CoE) following player injuries. The visit included BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, and Laxman stated the CoE's role is beyond just rehabilitation. Several players, including Jasprit Bumrah and Sai Sudharsan, are recovering from injuries as of Sunday. Laxman emphasized coordination among all teams and refuted any blame game among management and the CoE. The CoE is focused on strengthening the Indian cricket pipeline for future excellence. 🏏

#CricketIndia#CoE#SportsScience
india

πŸš‘ Trailer hits car, six dead in MP crash

A trailer traveling on the wrong side of the road collided head-on with a car in Madhya Pradesh. The accident took place on the Badnawar-Ujjain four-lane road near Panchkawasa village in Dhar district on Sunday afternoon. At least six men from Vadodara died instantly, while one person was critically injured. The victims were reportedly returning to Gujarat after visiting the Mahakaleshwar temple in Ujjain. Police have started an investigation to determine the exact circumstances of this collision. πŸ˜₯

#RoadSafety#MadhyaPradesh#Accident
sports

🎾 Alexandrova on Sabalenka upset in Toronto

Ekaterina Alexandrova attributed her victory over Aryna Sabalenka to maintaining a fully committed mindset during the match. The tennis match took place in Toronto, showcasing a major upset in the tournament. The specific score or date details were not provided in the report. Alexandrova highlighted that her total focus was the key factor in securing the win against the formidable Sabalenka. Further matches in the tournament will continue to determine the final rankings.

#Tennis#Toronto#WTA
business

πŸ›‘ JNU cancels Umar Khalid event; students call it suppression

JNU cancelled an event featuring Umar Khalid's book discussion on Adivasi histories. The decision was made by JNU after organizers allegedly failed to disclose complete program details for August 10, 2026, at 3 pm. The JNUSU strongly condemned this move, labeling it arbitrary and authoritarian. Students argue this cancellation suppresses critical thought vital for academic culture. They maintain the administration is creating a pretext for censorship against dissenting voices. πŸ“š

#JNU#UmarKhalid#CampusDebate
sports

⚽ Durand Cup 2026: All the scores and results

The 135th Durand Cup, Asia's oldest football tournament, kicked off on July 25th and is set to conclude with the final on August 23rd. Twenty-four teams from various leagues are competing across six groups in this historic competition. The tournament features 43 matches, leading to quarter-finals on August 16th and 17th. Mohun Bagan has been the most successful club with 17 titles in this tournament. The final match will take place at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan in Kolkata. ⚽

#DurandCup#IndianFootball#FootballIndia
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πŸ—£οΈ CM Soren assures students of justice amid protests

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren assured protesting students of justice regarding alleged exam irregularities. He addressed the students in Ranchi, Jharkhand, on Sunday, August 9, 2026. Soren stated that the government is responsible for ensuring students receive what they are entitled to. He urged them to approach the administration openly without fear of political patronage. The CM emphasized that issues must be resolved through dialogue, not force. πŸ—£οΈ

#JharkhandProtest#StudentJustice#CM
science

πŸ”¬ Watching cancer cells live could boost drug discovery

Researchers are developing new tech to watch living cancer cells in real-time to boost drug discovery efforts. This work is happening with companies like Precigenetics in New Delhi. The company is using Raman spectroscopy and microfluidics to observe cells without damaging them, which is a huge step. Experts say this continuous observation can help understand how cancer evolves and resists treatment. This could lead to better targeted medicines for the estimated 1.4 million new cancer cases in India in 2022.

#CancerResearch#BioTech#DrugDiscovery
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😠 Mamata Banerjee faced stone pelting during visit

Former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee reported that her car was pelted with stones during a protest. This incident occurred in North 24 Parganas while she was visiting the kin of deceased TMC worker Birju Keot. The attack involved protesters raising 'thief' slogans and throwing water bottles and footwear. Banerjee claimed the anti-social elements threw large stones in front of the police. She further accused the police of protecting the BJP during the severe assault. 😠

#MamataBanerjee#WestBengal#Protest

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