In a stunning revelation, physicists at Tezpur University have upended long-held beliefs in Newtonian physics with their latest research on solar gravity. This groundbreaking study, featured in Physical Review E, reveals that even the slightest shifts in gravitational forces can profoundly affect the Sun's internal oscillations and energy distribution.
In a groundbreaking achievement for Northeast India, Lt KM Sudha of Royal Global University has claimed a gold medal from the prestigious Officer Training Academy in Gwalior. Besting 127 fellow officers, she excelled as the best firer with an impressive 'A' grade, showcasing her talents in drill, yoga, map reading, and weapon training.
Shortcut Through Tea Gardens To Reduce 8km Journey To 1.5km
Four individuals were apprehended following a shooting incident at Piska More, where three people from rival factions were injured due to land and financial disagreements. The injured, identified as brothers Vikas and Aaksh Singh and Ravi, were reportedly shot by accomplices of Sanjay Pandey after the brothers demanded Rs 55 lakhs in dues.
India has achieved a significant milestone with CSIR-CIMFR conducting the nation's first comprehensive safety assessment of a hydrogen compressor-dispenser. This crucial development, set to boost the national hydrogen mission, ensures safe operation in explosive environments. The assessment paves the way for widespread hydrogen fuel pump infrastructure, reducing fossil fuel reliance and carbon emissions.
A drunk man's life was saved by a vigilant loco pilot on Sunday when he lay down on railway tracks as the Amrit Bharat Express approached Bhubaneswar station. Prompt action by railway staff and RPF personnel ensured the man was safely removed, with the train only delayed by six minutes. The man was later handed over to his wife.
The Orissa High Court ruled that reserved category candidates cannot claim age relaxation for unreserved posts unless explicitly permitted by recruitment rules. Justice S K Panigrahi stated that without specific provisions, category-based concessions cannot circumvent eligibility for unreserved vacancies. The court dismissed a petition challenging the rejection of an SEBC applicant for an unreserved management trainee position.
Ranchi police have successfully rescued 12 kidnapped children, aged four to 12, from an inter-state child trafficking ring. Thirteen gang members were apprehended across the state. The breakthrough followed the rescue of two siblings, revealing an organized network involved in exploiting children for begging, pick-pocketing, and trafficking in multiple states. Investigations continue to locate sold children.
Ravenshaw University student Debiprasad Mishra bagged a state award for 'Dharohar', a project using blockchain to empower Odisha's artisans and promote authentic handloom/handicraft products globally. The initiative connects rural creators directly to consumers, fostering fair recognition and sustainable income. Meanwhile, Fakir Mohan University hosted an international geochemistry conference, and DAV, Rajabagicha celebrated its annual exhibition showcasing student innovation.
Tragedy struck in Latehar as a speeding bus, en route from Chhattisgarh, overturned in a steep valley, claiming at least six lives and injuring over two dozen passengers. The vehicle was carrying people to a pre-wedding ritual. Authorities are ensuring medical aid for the injured, with the reportedly inebriated driver critically hurt and airlifted.
Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) is facing criticism for significant delays in issuing project registration certificates, exceeding the mandated 30-day limit. This is causing financial strain for developers and potential buyers. While ORERA cites incomplete documentation, developers point to internal system weaknesses. New directives aim to expedite the process, but concerns remain about stakeholder representation.
Bhubaneswar is reintroducing bicycle tracks after previous failures, focusing on specific, uninterrupted routes for last-mile connectivity. Learning from past issues like cycle theft and technical glitches, authorities are emphasizing pedestrian movement and involving institutions for a successful, gradual implementation. The aim is to make cycling enjoyable and accessible again.