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๐Ÿง Vanished cliff might explain missing Earth history

A massive cliff, or escarpment, may account for the Great Unconformity, a missing billion years of Earth's rock record. This feature is theorized to have formed across ancient North America as the Rodinia supercontinent fractured around 800 million years ago. Researchers estimate this escarpment could have been 1 kilometer high and stretched for thousands of kilometers. Gradual erosion could have stripped up to 8 kilometers of rock, setting the stage for later glaciation. This framework connects tectonic shifts, erosion, and glaciation to explain the missing geological time. ๐Ÿง

#Geology#EarthScience#AncientHistory
world

๐Ÿ•Š๏ธ Pakistan relays Iran's message to US diplomat

Pakistan conveyed a message from Iranian leadership to US Chargรฉ dโ€™Affaires Natalie Baker regarding regional security. This meeting took place in Islamabad after a trip to Tehran by Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir. Discussions focused on advancing peace and stability across West Asia, following talks with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. Both sides agreed to strengthen bilateral ties, including joint efforts against crime and narcotics. This diplomatic exchange highlights ongoing efforts to de-escalate conflicts in the region. ๐Ÿค

#PakistanDiplomacy#WestAsia#IranUSRelations
india

๐Ÿ™ SC orders Banke Bihari donations go straight to deity

The Supreme Court strongly objected to reports that donations at Banke Bihari temple were being pocketed by sevayats. The court mandated that all devotee contributions must be deposited only in temple donation boxes or credited online to the official temple account. This ruling came after a court-appointed HPC highlighted misuse of funds in Vrindavan. The CJI-led bench clarified that donations must first go to the deity before any 'bhandari' duties are addressed. Moving forward, adherence to these deposit methods is strictly enforced. ๐Ÿ™

#SupremeCourt#BankeBihari#TempleDonations
tech

๐Ÿ“ˆ Intuit predicts slower growth, targets TurboTax users

Intuit has forecasted a slowdown in its growth trajectory for the coming period. This news concerns the tech giant as it focuses on capturing more users for its TurboTax product. The company anticipates a dip in growth rates moving forward from the recent figures. This strategic pivot comes as competition in the software space intensifies globally. Intuit will now implement new strategies to boost engagement and market share. ๐Ÿ“ˆ

#Intuit#TurboTax#TechNews
world

๐Ÿ˜ฎ Trump unhappy with US-ROK drills over Kim Jong Un

Donald Trump stated he told Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to substantially reduce joint US-South Korea military exercises. This instruction stemmed from his good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise concluded on August 21, six days early, cutting field drills in half. Trump also mentioned asking South Korea about Iran's denuclearization, which they declined. Despite the scaling back, North Korea maintained its critical stance on the drills. ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

#Trump#KimJongUn#USROK
business

๐Ÿš„ Ahmedabad-Mumbai Bullet Train Cost Jumps to Rs 2.1 Lakh Crore

The cost for the 508-km Ahmedabad-Mumbai bullet train has been revised to approximately Rs 2.1 lakh crore. This high-speed rail project is being reviewed before the Cabinet on Tuesday, citing land acquisition delays in Maharashtra. The original estimate was around Rs 1.1 lakh crore, and this increase is significant. The project is anticipated to wrap up in 2030, with the first section launching in August 2027. Most of the extra funds are expected to come from budgetary support. ๐Ÿš„

#BulletTrain#IndianRailways#Infrastructure
science

๐ŸŒ Banana DNA cracked: Scientists find ancient code

Researchers have successfully unlocked the 'ancestral code' within the banana family's genetic makeup. This breakthrough was achieved by a team of scientists working on tropical plant genetics. The study detailed the lineage spanning over thousands of years of banana evolution. Understanding this code is crucial for breeding disease-resistant and high-yield banana varieties. Future efforts will focus on applying this knowledge to agricultural sustainability.

#BananaScience#Genetics#PlantTech
science

๐ŸŽ Pomegranate shows promise in vet medicine

Pomegranate is emerging as a promising natural phytobiotic agent for use in veterinary medicine. Researchers found that extracts from the fruit possess potent antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. The studies conducted highlight its potential to support animal health naturally. This discovery offers a novel, plant-based alternative to conventional veterinary drugs. Further clinical trials are anticipated to validate its use in livestock and pets.

#VetScience#Phytobiotic#NaturalMedicine
india

โš–๏ธ Supreme Court orders Tarun Tejpal to surrender in 3 weeks

The Supreme Court directed former Tehelka editor Tarun Tejpal to surrender within three weeks. This order was made in New Delhi, where the court decided on his appeal against conviction. Tejpal faces a 10-year rigorous imprisonment sentence from the Bombay HC for alleged sexual assaults in Goa. The high court convicted him based on credible victim evidence from two incidents in November 2013. Kapil Sibal sought three weeks' time, which the bench granted after the Goa government opposed the plea. โš–๏ธ

#SC#TarunTejpal#Justice
science

๐Ÿ”ฌ New scaffold mimics body for better shoulder repairs

Researchers developed a new scaffold designed to mimic natural tissue for more durable rotator cuff repairs. The system was devised by a team at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. It was detailed in Science Advances and targets large injuries and cases with degeneration. By recreating the natural tendon-to-bone interface, the scaffold guides cells for complete healing. The fix must first pass animal trials before potential human use. ๐Ÿฆด

#MedTech#Orthopedics#Science
health

๐Ÿฉบ NMC pushes re-registration, misses new grads

The National Medical Commission is pushing 11 lakh doctors to re-register for an updated national registry. This effort, involving the NMC, has failed to register fresh entrants despite state registries sending annual updates. Based on 2020-21 MBBS seats, at least 68,000 new doctors should be registered by 2025, but only 44,400 entries were recorded. This gap suggests NMC isn't syncing state and national records as mandated by the NMC Act, 2019. The commission needs to integrate these annual state entries to achieve a complete national medical registry. ๐Ÿฉบ

#NMC#MedicalRegistry#HealthcareIndia

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