DANISH RESEARCHERS USE QUANTUM COMPUTING AND AI TO DESIGN PROTEIN FRAGMENTS FOR FUTURE CANCER VACCINES A team at the Technical University of Denmark, working with ORCA Computing and Sparrow Quantum, has used a quantum computer to help an AI model design small protein fragments that the human immune system can recognise. They then took the […]
US President Donald Trump has said he will not proceed with the US-Saudi civilian nuclear cooperation agreement unless Riyadh first joins the Abraham Accords, the US-brokered framework under which several Arab nations have established formal diplomatic ties with Israel. The condition was added days after Washington signed the landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. Israeli
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Abhishek Sharma’s struggles with the bat in the ongoing T20I series against Zimbabwe have reignited the debate over India’s selection policy, with former India batter Hanuma Vihari questioning whether different players are being judged by different standards. Abhishek, who has endured a prolonged run of low scores, has continued to retain his place in the
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The Reserve Bank of India has changed the terms of FCNR deposits, special foreign currency accounts held by non-resident Indians in Indian banks. According to a report by Economic Times, this move could potentially attract up to $85 billion back into India from overseas Indians who currently hold these deposits abroad or in other countries.
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The Prime Minister announced on July 23 that the government would establish fast-track courts to handle exam paper leak cases, citing the importance of protecting students’ futures. The announcement followed three days of student protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, which ended in police action involving baton charges and tear gas. Some protesters reported injuries and
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France and Spain are facing one of their largest wildfire evacuations in recent years, with more than 330,000 people forced to leave their homes across both countries. The fires, spreading rapidly through forests and residential areas near Bordeaux in southwestern France and other regions in Spain, have overwhelmed local firefighting resources. Thousands of firefighters are
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The Income Tax department has sent SMS alerts to thousands of taxpayers, asking them to review and correct their foreign asset disclosures before July 31. The alerts follow a data-matching exercise where the IT portal compared what people had declared about overseas holdings, bank accounts, and property with information received from foreign tax authorities and
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The Supreme Court is set to hear petitions on Monday against alleged police brutality directed at students during the CJP protests over NEET paper leaks. A bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant agreed on July 24 to hear these petitions on July 27 after lawyers brought the matter before the court. The
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India has reclaimed the number one ranking in ICC T20I cricket, taking back the top spot from England. The reigning T20 World Cup champions had slipped to second position after England’s commanding 4-0 series victory, but have now reasserted themselves at the summit of the international T20 standings. England’s four-match series win had been decisive
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The Ashes has always been contested in Australia and England, but who would have thought cricket’s oldest rivalry could one day be played in India. Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive Todd Greenberg has said the board is open to considering the idea of staging a commemorative Ashes Test in the world’s biggest cricket market. Australia
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