US-Iran war impact: Wholesale inflation rises sharply to 9.68% in May; higher fuel, food, power prices weigh

Wholesale inflation accelerated as higher prices of fuel, power, manufactured goods and food items pushed up input costs across the economy. (AI image) US-Iran war impact: Reflecting the impact of the US-Iran conflict, the Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflation for the month of May rose sharply to 9.68% from 8.26% in April. This is the…

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Meet Harish-Chandra: The forgotten Indian mathematician who corrected a Nobel laureate and transformed modern physics |

Some scientists make discoveries. Others create entirely new ways of understanding the universe. Harish-Chandra belonged to the latter group. Born in Kanpur in 1923, he began his academic career as a physicist and earned his doctorate at the University of Cambridge under Nobel laureate Paul Dirac. During this period, he identified a mathematical error in…

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Canadian PM Mark Carney on US ban on Anthropic’s new AI models for all countries: We will have done something wrong if we just accept this, don’t take …

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that Washington’s decision to restrict Anthropic’s newest AI models highlights the risks of depending too heavily on a small number of American providers. “Nobody has done anything wrong in the situation. But we will have done something wrong if we just accept this, don’t take the lesson, don’t build…

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‘Blind devotion to Israel’: Congress takes a dig at PM Modi as US and Iran agree peace pact | India News

Jairam Ramesh; PM Narendra Modi NEW DELHI: The Congress on Monday welcomed US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran but criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his “blind devotion” to Israel.Congress MP Jairam Ramesh cited Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Israel just days before it launched strikes…

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Chinese scientists create glow-in-the-dark plants that could transform sustainable urban lighting |

For centuries, plants have been associated with daylight, photosynthesis and the natural rhythms of the Sun. Now, researchers in China have taken a step that seems drawn from science fiction by creating plants capable of glowing after dark. It involves complex technologies such as biotechnology, material sciences, and plant engineering, and this is used to…

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MSBTE Summer Diploma result 2026 likely to be released soon at msbte.org: Check steps to download

MSBTE Summer Diploma result 2026 The Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) is expected to declare the Summer Diploma Examination result 2026 soon. Although the board has not officially announced the exact result date yet, past trends and the usual evaluation timeline suggest that the results are likely to be released soon. Students are…

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Farming meets AI: California farmers cut pesticide use by 70% and save $250 per acre with laser robots |

For generations, farmers have relied on a combination of manual labour, herbicides and pesticides to protect crops from weeds and pests. Now, artificial intelligence is offering a radically different approach. In California’s Salinas Valley, often called America’s Salad Bowl, autonomous robots equipped with AI, high-resolution cameras, lasers and UV light are helping growers tackle some…

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Melting icebergs create new deep-sea habitats 2,500 metres beneath the Arctic Ocean as rocks transform the seafloor |

Climate change is often framed as a story of ecological loss, but scientists have uncovered an unexpected consequence unfolding nearly 2,500 metres beneath the Arctic Ocean. As glaciers in Greenland and parts of the Russian Arctic destabilise, increasing numbers of debris-laden icebergs are drifting through the Fram Strait before melting and releasing vast quantities of…

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