Scientists tracking impact as desalinated water flows into Sea of Galilee for first time
https://www.timesofisrael.com/scientists-tracking-impact-as-desalinated-water-flows-into-sea-of-galilee-for-first-time/
https://www.timesofisrael.com/scientists-tracking-impact-as-desalinated-water-flows-into-sea-of-galilee-for-first-time/
The Times of Israel
Scientists tracking impact as desalinated water flows into Sea of Galilee for first time
Laboratory head says amounts of water entering lake still small, any effects will be identified upstream; 'We haven’t seen anything yet that would make us say stop the flow'
Russia okays defence pact with India ahead of Putin visit: What is Relos agreement? How does it benefit Delhi? – Firstpost
https://www.firstpost.com/explainers/russia-relos-defence-agreement-india-arctic-navy-13956133.html
https://www.firstpost.com/explainers/russia-relos-defence-agreement-india-arctic-navy-13956133.html
Firstpost
Russia approves Relos agreement with India. How this defence pact is a win-win for both countries
In a big boost to defence ties, Russia has approved the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistic Support (Relos) agreement with India, ahead of Vladimir Putin’s visit to New Delhi. This pact allows mutual logistical support for military operations, exercises, and…
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5 distinct “eras” of brain development and major one happens at this age | - The Times of India https://share.google/MwBlXEJML9dCPrOuy
The Times of India
5 distinct “eras” of brain development and major one happens at this age | - The Times of India
A University of Cambridge study reveals the brain undergoes five distinct developmental eras, extending well into adulthood and later life. Major rew
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Africa heading for a continental breakup, researchers predict a future ocean basin in next 5 to 10 million years | Technology News - The Indian Express https://share.google/lo7A4dlwj8qOy9B8T
The Indian Express
Africa heading for a continental breakup, researchers predict a future ocean basin in next 5 to 10 million years
According to the team, the ongoing separation is progressing from the northeast to the south in a motion scientists liken to “the zip on a jacket,” tearing through the continent alongside intense volcanic and seismic activity.
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✨Alaknanda: Indian scientists spot Milky Way-like galaxy from 12 billion years ago
https://www.firstpost.com/explainers/indian-astronomers-alaknanda-galaxy-jwst-discovery-13956341.html
https://www.firstpost.com/explainers/indian-astronomers-alaknanda-galaxy-jwst-discovery-13956341.html
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Humpback whales defeating extinction by a simple food hack - India Today https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/humpback-whales-comeback-russia-climate-change-krill-polar-cod-adaptation-marine-mammal-science-2025-arctic-recovery-2830230-2025-12-03
India Today
Humpback whales defeating extinction by a simple food hack
Despite warming oceans and shifting prey, humpback whales are proving they are clever survivors by changing what they eat when the menu runs dry.
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Under the Sixth Schedule, who has the power to create Autonomous Regional Councils?
Anonymous Quiz
13%
a) Parliament
48%
b) Governor
35%
c) President
4%
d) State Legislature
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IndiGo cancels 550 flights, airports see continued turmoil - https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/indigo-says-flight-delays-and-cancellations-to-continue-for-next-two-or-three-days/article70358920.ece For the best experience read this on The Hindu App. https://bit.ly/THNewsApp
The Hindu
IndiGo cancels 550 flights, airports see continued turmoil
IndiGo reports ongoing flight delays and cancellations for the next few days, impacting 250 flights across major airports.
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Russia okays defence pact with India ahead of Putin visit: What is Relos agreement? How does it benefit Delhi? – Firstpost https://www.firstpost.com/explainers/russia-relos-defence-agreement-india-arctic-navy-13956133.html
🇮🇳🤝🇷🇺 RELOS Pact: India–Russia’s New Maritime Advantage
RELOS = Reciprocal Exchange of Logistics Support Agreement
A defence pact allowing India and Russia to use each other’s ports, air bases, fuel, supplies, spares, repairs, and logistics facilities during military operations.
🔹 Why Russia Needed RELOS
1. No Russian bases in the Indian Ocean; the region is dominated by the US & allies.
2. India provides warm-water access year-round.
3. Refuelling & repairs in Indian ports reduce cost, distance, and response time.
4. Supports Russia’s new trade routes — North–South Corridor & Arctic routes.
🔹 Why India Signed RELOS
1. Brings a reliable, non-anti-India naval partner into India’s neighbourhood.
2. Helps balance China, US, France, UK, Japan, Australia in the Indian Ocean.
3. India gains leverage:“Russia can operate here — but only through India’s gates.”
4. Russian presence acts as a force multiplier for India’s maritime security.
RELOS isn’t just logistics — it’s a strategic balancing tool that strengthens India’s maritime influence while deepening a trusted partnership with Russia.
RELOS = Reciprocal Exchange of Logistics Support Agreement
A defence pact allowing India and Russia to use each other’s ports, air bases, fuel, supplies, spares, repairs, and logistics facilities during military operations.
🔹 Why Russia Needed RELOS
1. No Russian bases in the Indian Ocean; the region is dominated by the US & allies.
2. India provides warm-water access year-round.
3. Refuelling & repairs in Indian ports reduce cost, distance, and response time.
4. Supports Russia’s new trade routes — North–South Corridor & Arctic routes.
🔹 Why India Signed RELOS
1. Brings a reliable, non-anti-India naval partner into India’s neighbourhood.
2. Helps balance China, US, France, UK, Japan, Australia in the Indian Ocean.
3. India gains leverage:“Russia can operate here — but only through India’s gates.”
4. Russian presence acts as a force multiplier for India’s maritime security.
RELOS isn’t just logistics — it’s a strategic balancing tool that strengthens India’s maritime influence while deepening a trusted partnership with Russia.
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Civil aviation ministry withdraws instructions that enhanced rest period for pilots.
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The Truth About “Maths Fear” Nobody Talks About
Let’s be honest for once.
People keep saying,
“Everyone has studied maths till class 10th… CSAT shouldn’t be a problem.”
But that’s not true.
Not even close.
I still remember classmates who started fearing maths from class 1 or 2.
They weren’t stupid.
They just never felt connected.
Numbers looked like a different language to them…
and they did the bare minimum just to pass the exam and move to the next class.
Fast-forward to UPSC preparation—
the same students are told:
“Arre, CSAT toh ho jayega. Don’t worry.”
But inside, there’s a quiet panic.
Because the fear never went away.
It simply grew up with them.
Most people don’t fear maths because the subject is hard.
They fear it because of:
• Early classroom humiliation
• Teachers who rushed instead of explaining
• One or two bad experiences that stayed for years
And yet, nobody acknowledges this.
Everyone behaves as if every aspirant had a smooth, happy relationship with so called “10th tak ki maths”
But you know your truth.
Your journey.
Your scars.
And sometimes, naming the fear is the first step in reducing it
Let’s be honest for once.
People keep saying,
“Everyone has studied maths till class 10th… CSAT shouldn’t be a problem.”
But that’s not true.
Not even close.
I still remember classmates who started fearing maths from class 1 or 2.
They weren’t stupid.
They just never felt connected.
Numbers looked like a different language to them…
and they did the bare minimum just to pass the exam and move to the next class.
Fast-forward to UPSC preparation—
the same students are told:
“Arre, CSAT toh ho jayega. Don’t worry.”
But inside, there’s a quiet panic.
Because the fear never went away.
It simply grew up with them.
Most people don’t fear maths because the subject is hard.
They fear it because of:
• Early classroom humiliation
• Teachers who rushed instead of explaining
• One or two bad experiences that stayed for years
And yet, nobody acknowledges this.
Everyone behaves as if every aspirant had a smooth, happy relationship with so called “10th tak ki maths”
But you know your truth.
Your journey.
Your scars.
And sometimes, naming the fear is the first step in reducing it
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