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Penn State scientists painted conductive ink onto skin like face paint, and the wearable electrodes tracked heart and muscle signals for 12 hours without irritation

Researchers developed a conductive liquid ink for electronic tattoos. This ink allows for comfortable and visually customizable health monitoring applications. The paintable electrodes conform to skin, offering improved accuracy and durability over traditional patches. These innovative sensors are sweat-resistant and can track heart and muscle signals effectively. Future developments may include chemical sensing capabilities for stress and blood sugar detection.
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You spot mould on one slice of bread, so can you just cut it off? The USDA says no, and the reason is hiding inside the loaf where you cannot see it

Visible mould on soft foods like bread indicates deep root threads. These invisible threads spread toxins called mycotoxins throughout the food. Consuming these toxins can cause severe allergic reactions and respiratory distress. Firm foods can be salvaged by cutting away affected areas. However, porous and moist foods must be discarded immediately to ensure safety.
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The Dancing Forest: Hundreds of pine trees grew side by side in the same soil, yet each twisted into a completely different shape

A mysterious forest on Russia's Curonian Spit features hundreds of pine trees with uniquely twisted trunks. These trees, planted in the 1960s, exhibit shapes like loops and spirals, baffling scientists. Researchers propose theories involving pine shoot moths and strong winds as possible causes. Local legends attribute the strange forms to dancing or magnetic forces beneath the soil.
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'Indian Muslims have Hindu DNA': Loni BJP MLA Nand Kishore Gurjar sparks fresh row

BJP MLA Nand Kishore Gurjar sparked controversy with his remarks regarding Indian Muslims, stating they have Hindu DNA and have detached from their Indian ancestry. He further suggested relocating Muslims who oppose traditional values to Pakistan while advocating for the return of persecuted Hindus from Pakistan. His comments arise amid ongoing tensions surrounding religious sites like Bhojshala and Gyanvapi.
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Drunk ASI arrested in Madhepura

Drunk ASI arrested in Madhepura
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Samrat opens academic operations in 211 colleges, announces industrial, tourism and education projects for Bhagalpur

220 acres of land transferred to re-establish ancient Vikramshila University in a modern form
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'Abhishek has done no wrong': Mamata Banerjee stands firmly behind nephew amid rebellion in TMC

Mamata Banerjee strongly defended Abhishek Banerjee, stating he had done no wrong. She accused rebel leaders of unfairly targeting her nephew and his family. Mamata linked Madan Mitra's exit to ED summons, suggesting a 'setting' with the BJP. She asserted that a few leaders leaving would not weaken the Trinamool Congress party. The party chief vowed to rebuild the organization and continue its political fight.
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'India needs your voice': Shashi Tharoor urges Sonam Wangchuk to end hunger strike, writes letter to Jantar Mantar protestors

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has publicly backed students protesting against examination irregularities, urging climate activist Sonam Wangchuk to stop his hunger strike. He pointed out that equitable exams are vital for young people from less privileged backgrounds. Tharoor affirms that peaceful demonstrations are necessary to amplify youth concerns, and the opposition is set to raise these student issues in Parliament next week.
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Evening news wrap: Delhi HC seeks Centre's reply on Sonam Wangchuk's PIL; Madan Mitra quits Mamata camp & more

The Delhi High Court requested responses regarding a PIL for climate activist Sonam Wangchuk's urgent medical intervention. Trinamool Congress MLA Madan Mitra resigned from the Mamata Banerjee faction and joined a rebel group. The Union Cabinet approved seven significant projects across various sectors, including semiconductors and railways. The United States conducted fresh military strikes targeting Iranian military sites near the Strait of Hormuz.
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'Kick Argentina out': Why over 10 million people signed petition against Messi's team

An online petition demands Argentina's expulsion from the World Cup due to alleged FIFA favouritism. Millions have signed the petition, citing perceived bias towards Lionel Messi and his team. Critics point to controversial refereeing decisions and VAR reviews in several matches. Argentina's coach dismisses these claims, calling them baseless accusations from detractors. The winners of the Argentina-England semi-final will face Spain in the championship match.
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Divers have just found the first silver bar from the Spanish shipwreck in nearly 30 years

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Video: Customer Complains Blinkit Delivered 'Fake' Fru Bon High-Protein Paneer, Company Responds

The customer claimed he opened the paneer six days before its expiry date but found its texture unusual.
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US Woman With Over $2 Million Net Worth Refuses To Give Father $55,000, Sparks Online Debate

The woman shared that they are "millionaires in the bank" with a net worth between $2 million and $3 million, but live on a fixed income.
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Techie Fired By Meta To Return To India After 14 Years: 'Last Couple Weeks Have Been Gut-Wrenching'

A techie shared the gut-wrenching experience of Meta layoffs and how he was forced to return to India after 14 years.
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'Satluj' Row Deepens: Action Against ZEE5 Likely Over Illegal Streaming

The controversy surrounding the film 'Satluj' has intensified, with the Central Government now considering action against ZEE5 for allegedly streaming the film without mandatory CBFC certification.

According to government sources, streaming a film without certification from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) is legally impermissible. Officials say the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) exercised its powers under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act to direct the removal of the film from the OTT platform.

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