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indianexpress.com - Suvir Saran - Rohit Bal and Smita Bhatnagar: Two Kashmiri lives that shaped mine
Rohit Bal and Smita Bhatnagar: Two Kashmiri lives that shaped mine
The Indian Express –

He gave me love when I was young enough to need it as permission: permission to stand straighter, take up space, become myself. He was not merely introducing me to a circle. He was enlarging my sense of what a life could hold. He cared about the…

republicworld.com - Asian News International - Two Oil Tankers Explode In Strait Of Hormuz After Hitting Naval Mines, Claims IRGC
Two Oil Tankers Explode In Strait Of Hormuz After Hitting Naval Mines, Claims IRGC
Republic World –

Tehran: Two oil tankers, including a supertanker, exploded after allegedly striking naval mines while attempting to navigate an unauthorised route through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy claimed. According…

dev.to - Rikin Patel - Self-Supervised Temporal Pattern Mining for planetary geology survey missions for extreme data sparsity scenarios
Self-Supervised Temporal Pattern Mining for planetary geology survey missions for extreme data sparsity scenarios
DEV Community –

My journey into this topic started with a frustrating late-night debugging session. I was building a temporal anomaly detector for a simulated Mars rover dataset, and everything looked great on my validation split — until I realized my…

abc.net.au - Casey Briggs - Canavan's seat switch might backfire, but does he have a better option?
Canavan's seat switch might backfire, but does he have a better option?
Australian Broadcasting Corporation –

Is it a high-risk, high-reward gamble? Or is it the move of a man backed into a corner? Matt Canavan's decision to make a tilt for the lower house seat of Capricornia at the next federal election is a signal of his eagerness to take up the…

bbc.co.uk - Josh Cann - Isle of Man's Laxey Wheel's 1980s ticket office to be demolished
Isle of Man's Laxey Wheel's 1980s ticket office to be demolished
BBC –

For more than 170 years, the Great Laxey Wheel has stood above the village that once depended on it, a giant red waterwheel built to drain one of the Isle of Man's busiest mines. Now work is under way to preserve and improve the attraction for…

bbc.co.uk - Josh Cann - Isle of Man's Laxey Wheel's 1980s ticket office to be demolished
Isle of Man's Laxey Wheel's 1980s ticket office to be demolished
BBC –

Josh Cann Isle of Man, Isle of Man For more than 170 years, the Great Laxey Wheel has stood above the village that once depended on it, a giant red waterwheel built to drain one of the Isle of Man's busiest mines. Now work is under way to preserve…

bitcoin.com - Jamie Redman - Bitcoin Mining Revenue Hits 11-Month High Despite Brutal Hashprice Decline
Bitcoin Mining Revenue Hits 11-Month High Despite Brutal Hashprice Decline
Bitcoin.com –

While bitcoin prices have tumbled in the aftermath of the massive $6.3 billion Binance hack, miners closed October with their highest monthly revenue since November 2025. However, the leading crypto asset's recent price deterioration has taken a…

koreatimes.co.kr - Lee Kyung-min - Hanwha develops Korea's 1st machine-guided smart drilling system
Hanwha develops Korea's 1st machine-guided smart drilling system
The Korea Times –

Hanwha Corp., the parent company of Korea's energy and defense conglomerate Hanwha Group, has developed the nation's first machine-guided smart drilling system. The technology enhances construction precision without requiring contractors to replace…

indianexpress.com - Montek S Ahluwalia - Steel policy for 2047 needs to shift focus - from protection to competition
Steel policy for 2047 needs to shift focus - from protection to competition
The Indian Express –

The steel industry certainly looks good if competitiveness means profitability. The average profitability (EBITDA over sales) for the period 2000-25 was around 15 per cent, which is 3-4 per cent higher than the rest of Indian manufacturing. The…

euronews.com - Dilbar Primova - Central Asian mineral trade moves beyond investment discussions
Central Asian mineral trade moves beyond investment discussions
Euronews.com –

European demand for critical minerals is prompting discussions with Central Asian producers over investment in mining and processing. While European industries are looking for alternative sources of supply, countries such as Kazakhstan and…

econotimes.com - Julian Ardent - Canada Expands UAE and EU Ties as It Seeks New Export Markets
Canada Expands UAE and EU Ties as It Seeks New Export Markets
EconoTimes –

Canada is widening economic ties with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and European Union (EU) as Ottawa seeks to diversify export destinations amid its dependence on the U.S. market. The United States remained the destination for 72% of Canadian…

thechronicle.com.gh - Richard Owusu-akyaw - CMS-PRO, A&A Southern Deny Alfred Mahama's Involvement In Nawara Concession Revocation - The Ghanaian Chronicle
CMS-PRO, A&A Southern Deny Alfred Mahama's Involvement In Nawara Concession Revocation - The Ghanaian Chronicle
Home - The Ghanaian Chronicle –

Management of CMS-PRO and A&A Southern Industries Ltd., two related Ghanaian mining companies, have dismissed suggestions linking Mr Alfred Mahama, brother of President John Dramani Mahama, to the revocation of Nawara Company Limited's mining…

mirror.co.uk - Paige Freshwater - I'm a baby name consultant and there are 47 options I can't stand
I'm a baby name consultant and there are 47 options I can't stand
Daily Mirror –

While some parents pass down names through generations, others want a more unusual moniker for their child. Now a baby name consultant shared the names she hates and has explained why - and her list could be bad news for parents hoping to help…

rollingstone.com - Brian Hiatt - Brian May Clears Up Queen's Live Future: 'I'm on a Break
Brian May Clears Up Queen's Live Future: 'I'm on a Break
Rolling Stone –

Queen ‘s Brian May has been spending a lot of time in his studio lately, from his work on the score to June's Masters of the Universe (out soon on vinyl) to a collaboration with William Shatner. After decades of touring, he's enjoying time…

theguardian.com - Lisa Cox - Northern Territory water plan condemned as 'blatant and shameless' attack on nature
Northern Territory water plan condemned as 'blatant and shameless' attack on nature
The Guardian –

The Northern Territory government has been accused of making a “blatant and shameless” attack on nature by planning to delete a legal requirement that water must be allocated to the environment. In what has been described as the…

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