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PoliticsPhoto: Firstpost WorldThe US military, with approval from Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, will conduct a seven-month trial of the Active Denial System (ADS) at the Mexico border. The ADS is a heat-ray weapon that uses electromagnetic waves to cause an intense burning sensation. Concerns have been raised about the weapon's safety and legality during this testing phase.
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HealthPhoto: Amar UjalaA discussion was held in Noida focusing on the risk of osteoporosis, highlighting that one in three women faces the danger of bone fractures due to this condition. Dr. Banerjee shared prevention methods ahead of World Osteoporosis Day on October 20. The event emphasized that osteoporosis weakens bones and affects both women and men, urging awareness and protective measures.
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SciencePhoto: Science DailyResearchers at Cambridge have developed a $10 optical sensor that matches laboratory precision in a compact form suitable for wearable devices. The sensor accurately identified foods, plastics, and medicines with 100% accuracy during tests. It also showed potential to non-invasively monitor blood glucose, alcohol, and other health markers, enabling advanced health tracking on the wrist.
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EntertainmentPhoto: AajTakAt the Singapore Film Festival, actor Aamir Khan became emotional while discussing the biggest pain of his life, reflecting on the sacrifices he made in his career, including leaving behind family and relationships. He also spoke about the difficult phases of his career and touched upon the sequel to '3 Idiots'.
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WorldPhoto: AajTakIn Malaysia, a 16-year-old student at an international school allegedly attacked a female teacher with an axe. The student reportedly live-streamed the attack on social media. Police have arrested the student and launched an investigation into the incident.
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SciencePhoto: The New AtlantisThe Trump administration's strategy for reforming science has been described as a form of apocalypticism applied to science policy. This dialogue explores the implications and nature of this approach, highlighting concerns about its impact on scientific progress and policy decisions.
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Photo: Firstpost WorldThe US military, with approval from Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, will conduct a seven-month trial of the Active Denial System (ADS) at the Mexico border. The ADS is a heat-ray weapon that uses electromagnetic waves to cause an intense burning sensation. Concerns have been raised about the weapon's safety and legality during this testing phase.
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