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How fruit flies switch their body clock into winter survival mode

In a fascinating discovery, scientists have found that fruit flies adapt their internal biological clocks to survive winter by employing a genetic mechanism known as the winter lock. This adaptation allows them to remain inactive until warmer weather arrives, showcasing a seasonal shift in their molecular structure. These insights not only open avenues for innovative pest control strategies but also enhance our understanding of seasonal variations in human health issues.
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Florida roadsides may become 10,200-acre corridor for monarch butterflies

Scientists and transport officials in Florida have planted 15,000 milkweed plants along roadsides to help monarch butterflies survive and reproduce. Milkweed is the only plant on which monarchs lay their eggs, making it essential for their life cycle. The project also supports bees and other pollinators while testing whether roadside habitats can become long-term wildlife corridors across the state.
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Compensation for land acquisition: Dead woman’s 'consent’ used to pocket Rs 2.62 crore, FIR filed

Compensation for land acquisition: Dead woman’s 'consent’ used to pocket Rs 2.62 crore, FIR filed
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Woman molested at night club, fiance assaulted

Woman molested at night club, fiance assaulted
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Thiruvallam service bridge likely to open in four months as NHAI speeds up work

Thiruvallam service bridge likely to open in four months as NHAI speeds up work
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Omicron RF.5 sub-variant detected in four Covid-19 cases reported in Andhra Pradesh

Omicron RF.5 sub-variant detected in four Covid-19 cases reported in Andhra Pradesh
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Banabitan waives daily entry fee for morning walkers

Banabitan waives daily entry fee for morning walkers
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Bengal plans to restrict totos to last-mile routes, ease congestion on main roads

Bengal plans to restrict totos to last-mile routes, ease congestion on main roads
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5 from family killed in Ramol firecracker blast cremated

5 from family killed in Ramol firecracker blast cremated
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After 8-day gap, rain and cloud cover pull temp below 30°C

After 8-day gap, rain and cloud cover pull temp below 30°C
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CoEP flyover traffic test draws commuters’ flak as congestion shifts, not eases

CoEP flyover traffic test draws commuters’ flak as congestion shifts, not eases
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CAR-T cell therapy new hope for blood cancer patients

Works For Patients With Cancers Not Treatable With Conventional Methods
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Even as fertility rates drop, young still aspire to partnership, parenthood, shows UN report

Young adults worldwide and in India still desire marriage and family life. Financial security and stable employment are crucial for partnership decisions. Many young people aspire to partnership and parenthood despite demographic shifts. India's youth express optimism about the future while worrying about economic insecurity. Ideal family sizes are reported, with older respondents having fewer children.
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Less than half of 483 Lok Sabha MPs attended 90-100% of sittings in Parliament’s budget session, shows analysis

Smaller parties demonstrated the highest average Member of Parliament attendance during the recent budget session. RLP and RLD achieved one hundred percent attendance for all thirty-one sittings. BJP and Congress, the largest parties, recorded lower average attendance figures. In Rajya Sabha, regional parties also led in parliamentary attendance percentages. This analysis highlights attendance trends among various political parties in both Houses.
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MacKenzie Scott once fixed a broken tooth with glue. Now she's giving $20 million to struggling teenagers

Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott gave a record $20 million to Active Minds. This donation addresses the critical youth mental health crisis in America. Scott's past financial struggles influenced her generous giving approach. The funding will expand mental health programs across schools and universities. Active Minds aims to reduce stigma and improve support accessibility for young people.
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