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Scientists Revive 160-Million-Year-Old Proteins to Combat Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Researchers at the University of Oregon reconstructed proteins from 160 million years ago and discovered that some antimicrobial fragments from these ancient proteins outperformed their human counterparts against drug-resistant bacteria. This breakthrough suggests potential new avenues for developing treatments to fight resistant bacterial infections, as reported by Science Daily.

TOI Science·

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World

Sadhguru Explains Spiritual Significance of October Navratri

Sadhguru highlights October Navratri as the most significant Navratri, dedicated to Sharada, the goddess of learning. According to him, this nine-day festival starting October 11, 2026, is a time for spiritual growth and connecting with the Divine Feminine. He emphasizes that these nights encourage reflection on true learning beyond mere information.

HT Health·

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Health

Karnataka Faces Staff Shortage in Drive to Reduce Maternal Deaths

Karnataka's health department is working to reduce maternal mortality but faces a 32% vacancy in obstetrics and gynecology specialist posts. Crucial roles like anesthesiologists and pediatricians have 47.6% and 41% vacancies respectively. Nurse shortages also affect care for pregnant women and new mothers. The state's maternal mortality rate is 73 per 100,000 live births, highlighting challenges in managing high-risk pregnancies.

Deccan Herald··Bengaluru

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World

Captain Smit Machchhar Shares Cockpit Story with PM Netanyahu

Captain Smit Machchhar, who saved 174 lives, shared a harrowing cockpit story with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Indian captain recounted the intense events inside the Flydubai flight cockpit, highlighting the bravery and humanity involved in risking one's life to save others. His heroic actions have been etched in history for protecting so many lives.

News18 Hindi·

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Sports

Sophie Cunningham Criticizes League's Handling of A’ja Wilson Fan Incident

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham criticized the WNBA's handling of A’ja Wilson's confrontation with a fan during Game 2 of the first-round playoff series. After Cunningham fouled Wilson, a fan provoked Wilson, who received a technical foul for leaving the court. The fan was briefly removed but later allowed back. Cunningham argued Wilson received preferential treatment and called for consistent treatment of players and fans on her podcast.

HT Sports··Indianapolis

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Business

GIFT City: India's First IFSC and Smart City in Gandhinagar

GIFT City in Gandhinagar, spread over 1,000 acres on the Sabarmati riverbank, is India's first operational International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) and a greenfield smart city. Conceived in 2007 during Narendra Modi's tenure as Gujarat CM, it aims to be a world-class financial and IT hub. Despite impressive infrastructure, residents find social life limited, reflecting its business-focused nature.

Deccan Herald··Gandhinagar

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