Banasree Sarkar

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Teen Genius Becomes World’s Youngest Male Professor at 18

Teen Genius Becomes World’s Youngest Male Professor at 18

At 18 years and 346 days, Nathan Thomas became the youngest male professor surpassing a record held for 306 years. He teaches engineering at Miami Dade College, where many students are close to his age. Nathan started his academic journey at 10, completing degrees in Electrical Engineering by 14. He began teaching in August 2023, emphasizing curiosity and commitment to learning regardless of age. Influenced by his engineering family, especially his mother, he enjoys helping students understand complex concepts. Nathan Thomas is also pursuing a Juris Doctor degree at the University of Miami, focusing on intellectual property law, believing that…
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Dabur Products Face Food Regulator’s Scrutiny Over Online Label Marketing

Dabur Products Face Food Regulator’s Scrutiny Over Online Label Marketing

The FSSAI has instructed Dabur India to stop selling certain food products, including honey and cow ghee, due to misleading 100% claims. This ruling is based on concerns that terms like 100% Natural and 100 % Organic violate the Food Safety and Standards Regulations, 2018. While the products are not deemed unsafe, the focus is on the misleading nature of the labeling. The regulator had previously cautioned food businesses against using ambiguous 100 % claims, which may confuse consumers. FSSAI noted that Dabur Himalayan Organic Apple Cider Vinegar and Dabur Organic Honey were using the Jaivik Bharat logo without valid…
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Transgender Persons Amendment Bill, 2026 Passed by Both Houses of Parliament

Transgender Persons Amendment Bill, 2026 Passed by Both Houses of Parliament

The Transgender Persons Amendment Bill 2026 been passed by Parliament, altering the definition of transgender categories by removing self-perceived gender identity and excluding certain socio-cultural identities, focusing on a biological definition. Minister Dr. Virendra Kumar emphasized the government's commitment to empowering the transgender community. However, Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury criticized the bill for violating individual privacy and self-identification rights, arguing it undermines constitutional principles of equality and dignity. Chowdhury criticized the bill for lacking consultation with transgender community, claiming it violates the 2014 NALSA judgment on gender self-identification. DMK MP Tiruchi Shiva argued it is unconstitutional, infringing on Articles 14,…
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Andhra Pradesh Gets Its Third International Airport at Bhogapuram

Andhra Pradesh Gets Its Third International Airport at Bhogapuram

PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport in Bhogapuram, Andhra Pradesh, with an investment of Rs 5,000 crore. With a capacity for six million annual passengers and potential expansion to 40 million, the airport aims to boost growth in North Andhra. It features advanced technologies like AI and biometric systems, reflecting the region's cultural heritage. Additionally, Modi announced Rs 18,000 crore in projects within the semiconductor and power transmission sectors during his visit. He will lay the foundation stone for the Rs 460 crore ASIP Semiconductor Project in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, the state's first semiconductor manufacturing facility…
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Meet the Man Who Has Dedicated 19 Years to Saving Turtles

Meet the Man Who Has Dedicated 19 Years to Saving Turtles

Pranab Malakar, a dedicated turtle conservationist in Hajo, has spent 19 years counting turtle eggs and protecting endangered species. He operates a turtle nursery by Vishnu Pushkar, near the Hayagriva Madhava Temple, exemplifying grassroots wildlife conservation in Assam through his tireless efforts and commitment to nature preservation. The current season is vital for turtle breeding and hatching. Malakar has successfully incubated eggs from 15 turtle species, significantly aiding local turtle conservation. The Assam State Zoo supports his efforts, and he has requested the Forest Department to release adult turtles from the nursery to enhance space and care for newly hatched…
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Heavy Rain Alert for Assam as IMD Forecasts Flood Risk

Heavy Rain Alert for Assam as IMD Forecasts Flood Risk

The India Meteorological Department forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in Assam and northeastern states over the next three to four days. This has led the Government to issue warnings for potential flooding, flash floods, waterlogging, and landslides in vulnerable areas. Rainfall and thunderstorms are expected from July 30 to August 1 in parts of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, and Nagaland, influenced by a prevailing weather system over neighboring regions, particularly affecting Upper Assam districts. An orange alert has been issued for Tinsukia district in Assam and for Mon, Mokokchung, and Wokha districts in Nagaland due to expected heavy rainfall and…
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‘Turned Him Into a Nobody’: Kris Srikkanth Slams Team Management Over Mohammad Shami’s Absence

‘Turned Him Into a Nobody’: Kris Srikkanth Slams Team Management Over Mohammad Shami’s Absence

Former India captain Kris Srikkanth has expressed his disappointment over the team management's decision to completely overlook veteran pacer Mohammed Shami across formats. Recently, Srikkanth was asked about India's possible fast-bowling options for the 2027 ODI World Cup. He immediately highlighted his concerns over Shami being left out of contention for a place in the squad. Shami was India's leading wicket-taker during the 2023 ODI World Cup, claiming 24 wickets in the tournament. However, he has not featured for India since the Champions Trophy 2025. Despite showing good form in domestic cricket, the experienced pacer was not selected for any series. Speaking on Star Sports, Srikkanth said that while players like Prince Yadav, Gurnoor Brar and Mohsin Khan are promising options and still have enough time to push for World Cup selection, Shami's exclusion remains surprising. "Shami was an outstanding bowler. I am surprised the management…
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Abhijit Dipke Reveals Health Concerns Social Media Post

Abhijit Dipke Reveals Health Concerns Social Media Post

The Cockroach Janta Party's founder, Abhijeet Dipke, announced his diagnosis of typhoid but affirmed that it will not impact the nationwide movement for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. In a social media video, Dipke mentioned he has been unwell for several days and is undergoing treatment with intravenous medication. Dipke, despite his recent diagnosis of typhoid, expressed gratitude to CJP supporters for their ongoing peaceful protests. He congratulated participants for the expansion of the movement and assured them that their main demand for Pradhan's resignation would be achieved through persistent efforts. The CJP's agitation against alleged irregularities in…
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PM Mourns Losses, Reaffirms Centre’s Commitment to Assam

PM Mourns Losses, Reaffirms Centre’s Commitment to Assam

The Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in a discussion with Assam Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma regarding the severe flood situation in Assam. He conveyed the Central Government's comprehensive support for relief, rehabilitation, and rebuilding initiatives. During the conversation, Modi sought information about the extent of the damage, the ongoing relief efforts, and the significant challenges encountered. In response, Chief Minister Sarma updated the Prime Minister on the Assam Government's support for families affected by the floods. The Prime Minister expressed condolences for the losses and assured that addressing the disaster is a top priority for the Central Government.…
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Kolkata Metro revises schedule, introduces 6 am services on Blue and Green lines

Kolkata Metro revises schedule, introduces 6 am services on Blue and Green lines

Kolkata Metro Railway will introduce longer operating hours and additional train services on the Blue and Green corridors on a trial basis from July 27. From Monday to Saturday, the first trains on both lines will depart at 6 am, replacing the current timings of 6.50 am on the Blue Line and 6.39 am on the Green Line. The last trains will leave at 10.30 pm, extending services beyond the existing closing times of 9.44 pm on the Blue Line and 10.05 pm on the Green Line. According to Metro Railway, the revised schedule is intended to make commuting more convenient, especially during busy travel hours, while reducing passenger waiting times. The frequency of services will also increase. On weekdays, the Blue Line will operate 272 trains, up from 260, while the Green Line will run 236 services, compared with the current 228. Saturdays will see 258 services on the Blue Line and 212 on…
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