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United States of America to return to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan

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United States  of America to return to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, a strategic site abandoned in a rapid and chaotic withdrawal in 2021. It details recent reports of American military activity at the base, including the arrival of a C17 military plane that offloaded both hardware and senior intelligence officials.          The Taliban has reportedly allowed this renewed American presence, raising speculation about potential trade-offs.                          President Trump expressed that maintaining a U.S. presence at Bagram could serve as a strategic measure against China’s nuclear capabilities, as the airbase is located close to Chinese missile sites.            The dynamics have shifted since the Taliban’s takeover, revealing complexities regarding security and financial motives for the Taliban’s apparent acceptance of a U.S...

Netflix's 'Adolescence' Ignites Global Debate on Teen Isolation, Online Dangers, and Rising Violence

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We live in a world that looks very different for kids today than it did for their parents this month the hit Netflix series adolesence captured this very difference.If you watched the show you know what I'm talking about if you haven't let me give you a preview.In one episode a detective is investigating why a 13-year-old boy killed his female classmate he tracks their instagam interactions based on it he assumes that these two children were friendly that is until his son who's a teenager himself tells the detective that he's got it all wrong when the Emojis shared between the teenagers seemed innocuous,but they were actually a coded form of bullying. This is a dizzying realization for the detective and for the viewers of the series and this disconnect is Central to adolescence. This is a hard-hitting drama it shows the aftermath of the stabbing of a teenage girl in the UK it shines light on the corrosive impact of social media. It explores how the ideas of...

BonV Aero a Odisha's Bhubaneswar based Deep tech Drone start up is in US defence Market

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A Pioneering Logistics Drone Manufacturing Company BonVAero Specialised in Heavy-Payload UAVs, Engineered for High Altitudes and Challenging Terrains.The Bhubaneswar-based deep-tech startup BonVAero has made a significant breakthrough by entering the US defense market through the esteemed I2A (India to America) Launchpad programme.  Established in 2021, BonV Aero is one of only two Indian startups selected for this initiative, which aims to facilitate collaborations with the U.S. Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security. The company has already made waves with its world-record-holding autonomous logistics drones, capable of carrying 30-kilogram payloads at altitudes of over 19,000 feet in the Himalayas, serving Indian Army operations. BonVAero Drones With a Payload Capacity of Up to 20 KG, are Currently Operationally Deployed Between 14,000 FT to 17,000 FT AMSL. They have Also Successfully Demonstrated their 50 Kg  Drone to the I...

Important Data Leaked linked to DRDO:Reported by Athnenian Tech

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A cybersecurity firm, Athenian Tech, has reported a significant data leak linked to the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), which is a key government agency in India. The breach appears to have originated from the device of a former Defence Ministry official, Puneet Agarwal. The sensitive information that has been compromised includes engineering designs of weapons, details about a new Air Force facility, procurement plans, and India's strategic collaborations with foreign nations. This incident raises serious security concerns, particularly given the stringent protocols that the DRDO enforces, including restrictions on personal mobile phones within certain premises. The leak underscores vulnerabilities within the defense sector, where safeguarding sensitive data is paramount. The hacker group claiming responsibility for the breach is known as Babuk Locker 2.0, which has put the stolen data up for sale, further complicating the situation a...

Know about Perovskite solar cells which will make Japan Leader in Solar cell tech.

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Since the catastrophic nuclear accident at the Fukushima power plant in 2011, Japan has struggled to meet its energy needs through renewable sources. The disaster not only caused significant nuclear waste release but also resulted in the loss of a crucial energy producer. In response, Japan has taken steps to reinvigorate its renewable energy sector, with a focus on meeting its 2050 net zero carbon emissions target. A promising development in solar energy could be the breakthrough Japan has long sought. Scientists are exploring the use of a material called perovskite for solar panels, which offers several advantages over traditional silicon-based cells. The theoretical efficiency of perovskite tandem cells is 43%, compared to the 29% efficiency limit of silicon cells. Such advancements could allow these panels to generate an estimated 20 gigawatts of electricity by 2040, equating to the power produced by 20 nuclear reactors.  Moreover, perovskite solar panels are flexi...

Concerns regarding kidney health for astronauts embarking on long-duration missions to Mars

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Recent research has unveiled significant concerns regarding kidney health for astronauts embarking on long-duration missions to Mars. A study led by Dr. Keith Siew and a team from the UCL Department of Renal Medicine analyzed data from 20 research cohorts and numerous microgravity simulations, revealing that the structure and function of kidneys are altered in space due to galactic cosmic radiation. Key findings indicate that kidney tubules shrink in microgravity, affecting salt and calcium balance and increasing the risk of kidney stones. Unlike previous assumptions that stones primarily result from bone loss, this research emphasizes direct changes in kidney function as a critical factor. While astronauts in Low Earth orbit benefit from some shielding from Earth's magnetic field, those on extended missions to Mars would encounter much greater exposure to radiation, which could lead to irreversible kidney damage. Dr....

Massive adoption scandal of South Korea

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What comes to mind when you think of South Korea k-pop, Korean skincare, cutting edge technology south Korea has a sleek modern image a place that thrives on innovation a cultural powerhouse shaping global trends but there's another side to this country one that barely makes the headlines now, it is out in the open and it's a massive adoption scandal you see South Korea is one of the biggest exporters of children to the world . You heard that right it is the world's biggest baby exporter since the 1950s more than 200,000 Korean babies have been adopted overseas. Two lakh these adoptions were mostly in the US and Europe it started right after the Korean War in 1953 when South Korea was impoverished ,it was one of the poorest countries in the world so adoption was a way to deal with this poverty .Parents gave up their children many of them were abandoned so they were put up for adoption but soon it became a multi-million dollar industry. ...

USA plans a War on Iran

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In current global situation, particularly the missile attacks by Houthi rebels in Yemen against Israeli and American aircraft carriers. There have been continuous attacks on Israel by the Houthis in Yemen, and Israel has been successfully intercepting these assaults. Additionally, the United States has increased the deployment of aircraft and missiles at its military base in Diego Garcia, which is strategically important for potential attacks on Iran and Houthi Rebels.  Iran has showcased its bombing capabilities in response to American activities, sharing a video of its missile city. In this video, Iran expressed that it is prepared to retaliate against the United States and Israel. However, he pointed out that the weaknesses in Iran's military capability have also been exposed, such as a significant missile stockpile that could pose potential risks.  The situation is highly concerning, suggesting that if tensions escalate furth...

A remarkable tale of spirituality in Estonia

In the heart of Estonia, known for its digital advancements and medieval charm, a remarkable tale of spirituality and transformation is unfolding. Ingvar Villido Ishwarananda, a dedicated devotee of Lord Shiva, has driven the ambitious project of constructing Europe’s largest Shiva temple within a 24-hectare forest near Tallinn. This effort, rooted in ancient Hindu architectural principles known as Shilpa Shastra and Vastu Shastra, aims to create not just a structure, but a spiritual heaven that embodies the teachings of Sanatana Dharma. Through meticulous planning and a profound understanding of spirituality, Ishwarananda has created a place that attracts thousands of devotees from diverse backgrounds. His commitment also involves teaching yoga and Ayurveda, fostering a spiritual resurgence in Estonia amid its unique cultural context. The temple complex, which features deities and traditional rituals, symbolizes a growing interest in Hinduism amongst Estonians. This journey illustra...