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Scientists found a new way to make hydrogen from water using light; the material avoids an expensive metal catalyst and could make clean hydrogen production cheaper

For the new study, researchers focused on a MOF known as BVR-19. Its distinctive feature is an unusual bond between sulfur atoms within its organic component. Hydrogen has long carried the promise of becoming a cleaner fuel, but making it sustainably remains one of the biggest challenges. Now, researchers at Oregon State University have developed…

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From ending South Korea’s reign to booking 2028 LA Olympics quotas: Indian archers return from Asian Games with bigger target | Asian Games 2026 News

Gold medallist India’s Kumkum Anil Mohod, Ankita Bhakat and Kirti celebrate on the podium during the victory ceremony. (Reuters Photo) NEW DELHI: India’s archers returned home from the Asian Games with more than a record medal haul to celebrate. They came back with history rewritten, Olympic qualification secured and the belief that the gap with…

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Vijay Varma: ‘Men just need to get out of the way’: Vijay Varma opens up on women’s safety, says he is ‘sick’ of being called a ‘red flag’ after playing grey characters on-screen and ‘just want a different colour’ | Hindi Movie News

‘Men just need to get out of the way’: Vijay Varma opens up on women’s safety, says he is ‘sick’ of being called a ‘red flag’ after playing grey characters on-screen and ‘just want a different colour’ Vijay Varma has opened up about his recurring ‘red flag’ image on screen, saying he is tired of…

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Florida’s Burmese pythons are carrying three previously unknown RNA viruses; scientists are investigating whether they could reach native snakes |

Burmese pythons in Florida’s Everglades are carrying three previously unknown RNA viruses, raising questions about whether viruses harboured by the invasive snakes could eventually affect native wildlife. A study published in the Journal of Virology examined 40 Burmese pythons captured in and around the site of a 2020 disease outbreak among eastern mudsnakes. Researchers did…

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After Asian Games disappointment, PV Sindhu and Indian shuttlers eye fresh start at Arctic Open | Badminton News

PV Sindhu in action during Asian Games 2026. (Reuters Photo) NEW DELHI: Indian badminton will look to turn the page on a disappointing Asian Games campaign when the BWF World Tour resumes with the USD 500,000 Arctic Open Super 500 in Finland on Tuesday, with two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu leading the country’s challenge.India’s shuttlers…

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‘Don’t invest because everyone else is’: Sebi chief at Project Jagrook launch, flags investor frauds

SEBI Chai also said that. “One of our biggest concerns regarding first-time retail investors is the increase in investment frauds.” Rising investment frauds are among the biggest challenges facing the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) as more retail investors enter the markets, Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said on Monday, while giving some…

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‘It’s a language of the road’: Dutch woman defends India’s honking culture; internet says ‘spot on’

Dutch woman defends India’s honking culture; internet says ‘spot on’ A Dutch woman living in India has sparked a discussion online after questioning the way India’s honking culture is viewed by people from other countries. Her comments came after some social media users pointed to frequent honking as an example while arguing that India is…

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Ram Gopal Varma REACTS to AI-morphed ‘Chuttamalle’ video controversy, says ‘Focus should have been on catching the perpetrator’ |

The misuse of artificial intelligence in creating fake and objectionable celebrity videos has once again triggered a major debate in the film industry. The latest controversy involves the morphed video of ‘Chuttamalle’ from the Telugu film ‘Devara,’ starring Jr NTR and Janhvi Kapoor. The video drew strong reactions from the actors and several celebrities, raising…

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