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Texas seventh-grader Arya Hirsave helps algae produce 77% more oil in five days
In an inspiring endeavor, seventh-grader Arya Hirsave embarked on a project focused on utilising algae to create renewable fuel. Through a five-day experiment involving a unique blend of vitamins and salt, she achieved an impressive seventy-seven percent increase in lipid production from the algae. Her remarkable findings captured the attention of judges at a distinguished science competition, showcasing the potential of youthful innovation in sustainable energy.
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Rishabh Pant can make Virender Sehwag-like impact: Angelo Mathews
Angelo Mathews has been a part of a Sri Lankan team which had heady battles with India, especially on their own turf. He believes a player like Rishabh Pant should be backed by the management as he too could have an impact like Virender Sehwag did in Sri Lanka.
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75+ Happy Independence Day messages, greetings, wishes, and quotes
Messages for Independence Day instill a sense of pride and optimism about the future. Through both digital platforms and personal encounters, these greetings unite individuals in celebration of freedom while honoring the sacrifices made for the nation. This article presents a variety of heartfelt messages tailored for family, friends, and colleagues, encouraging unity and a shared sense of national pride on August 15.
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Batwara 1947 opens at Rs 5.75 crore, trails behind Awarapan 2
'Batwara 1947', a partition-themed drama starring Sunny Deol, hit the big screens on Friday, garnering an impressive Rs 5.75 crore net on its opening day. With overseas collections of Rs 1.50 crore, the film aims for a robust worldwide gross. It faces tough competition from both 'Awarapan 2' and 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day', while also signaling the return of Preity Zinta to cinema after eight years.
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Awarapan 2 box office day 1: Emraan Hashmi starrer opens at Rs 27 crore
Emraan Hashmi's 'Awarapan 2' has achieved a strong opening at the Indian box office. The film earned an estimated Rs 21 crore net on its first day. This collection marks Emraan Hashmi's biggest opening day at the box office. The sequel significantly surpassed the original 'Awarapan's' opening day earnings. Advance bookings and walk-in audiences contributed to the film's successful debut.
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Lord's to Lahore: A look at India's milestone Tests before the 600th at Galle
The men-in-Blue, led by Shubman Gill, are set to become only the third team after England and Australia to reach the milestone, that too on the day when the nation is celebrating its 80th Independence Day from the colonial rule..
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Trump claims he will soon declare Strait of Hormuz a US territory; Iran hits back
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Couple loses dream home to bridge project 1 month after moving in
In Massachusetts, a newly built residence was taken by state officials for a bridge project, much to the dismay of the Hendel couple who relocated there only a month prior. This eminent domain decision affects thirteen properties in Round Hill as the state prepares for Sagamore Bridge's replacement, causing distress over disrupted retirement plans and unsettled financial futures.
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Be mindful of strong India-Italy ties, says MEA after Rahul's jibe at Modi & Meloni
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Jason Arday, ex-Cambridge professor at centre of plagiarism row, found dead
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Welsh teen's donated heart and lungs save two lives a year on
In recent times, there has been a notable drop in family consent rates for organ donation in the UK, resulting in an unprecedented number of patients on transplant waiting lists. To combat this issue, NHS Blood and Transplant has initiated a campaign aimed at boosting registration among potential donors. Menna Owen's experience serves as a poignant reminder that having clear donation preferences can provide solace and ultimately save lives.
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Public exams to become more transparent, secure and trustworthy: President Murmu
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