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AI may soon help humans talk to animals and birds

Artificial intelligence may soon enable humans to communicate with animals. Researchers are cataloguing and reproducing animal sounds using machine learning models. This technology raises ethical questions about animal privacy and potential misuse. Understanding animal signals could lead to manipulation and distress for wildlife. The pursuit of animal communication continues despite these significant ethical considerations.

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Studies can wait, classrooms at DU turn shelters for displaced students

In response to a recent building collapse, Delhi University colleges quickly repurposed their facilities to serve as temporary shelters for students affected by the tragedy. These institutions provided essential services, including beds, meals, and counselling to those in distress. The incident led to the evacuation and sealing of several nearby private hostels over safety concerns.

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Tamil Nadu CM Vijay spits fire at three generations of DMK leaders

Citing the 1976 Sarkaria Commission report, Vijay saidthere was an entire chapter dedicated to ‘Veeranam pipeline scam’ and mentionedthe alleged corruption by Karunanidhi and Maran.

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Take it or leave it: Across Delhi, they put lives on line to study

Cramped living quarters in Delhi’s educational hubs pose serious safety challenges for students. Many pay high rents for tiny rooms near colleges and coaching centers, but the conditions can be alarming. In neighborhoods such as Laxmi Nagar and Mukherjee Nagar, issues like inadequate ventilation and open wiring abound. Recent incidents highlight the perilous environments shaped

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Australian woman learns she’s pregnant; baby arrives 24 hours later at 21 weeks

An Australian mother was shocked to find out she was pregnant just days before giving birth to a very premature baby. Her daughter, Makerita Tanuvasa, entered the world at just 21 weeks and three days, weighing only 351 grams. Remarkably, she became Australia’s most premature surviving infant. After more than four months in intensive care,

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GTA 6 PC release date leak: Could the game launch earlier than expected?

Grand Theft Auto VI is slated for November 2026 on consoles, but PC release details remain unconfirmed. Recent industry discussions suggest a potentially earlier arrival for the PC version of the game. This speculation arises from the evolving PC gaming market and its commercial significance. Rockstar Games has historically delayed PC ports, but this trend

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Making example out of Aakriti, official excesses will make UP a dystopia: HC

In a pivotal ruling, the Allahabad High Court overturned the NSA detention of Akriti Chaudhary and granted her compensation. The judges faulted the Gautam Budh Nagar administration for presenting insufficient evidence and emphasized the need for bureaucrats to prioritize constitutional obligations over political affiliations. The absence of evidence indicating that Chaudhary incited violence signals a

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Scientists cover Swiss glacier with sheep’s wool to slow ice melt

In an innovative approach, Swiss researchers are experimenting with natural wool blankets to mitigate glacier melting. These eco-friendly coverings have shown results comparable to synthetic options during trials. The initiative makes use of discarded sheep’s wool, an agricultural byproduct. Although effective in localized regions, it’s important to note that this technique alone won’t reverse global

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9/11 suspect’s al-Qaida, Saudi links: FBI ‘failed to pursue’ evidence, claims report

Recently unveiled footage has surfaced featuring Omar al-Bayoumi engaging in paintball activities with Anwar al-Awlaki. These never-before-seen videos came to light as part of the evidence compilation post-9/11. The visuals seemingly challenge Bayoumi’s previous testimony where he denied any meetings with Awlaki. Additionally, investigators discovered a diagram suggesting Bayoumi’s possible awareness of the 9/11 attacks,

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Ticketless woman held in Bihar with 75 litres of liquor in first AC coach

A young woman was discovered with a large liquor consignment in a locked train compartment. Railway officials found her with approximately seventy-five liters of foreign liquor. She and her relative were arrested and subsequently sent to judicial custody. Police are investigating her family’s alleged involvement in similar liquor-related cases. Her phone contacts are also being

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