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The unseen challenge behind every BWF World Championships match schedule | Badminton News

[ad_1] Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara reacts during her Round of 64 women’s singles match against Turkey’s Ozge Bayrak (REUTERS) NEW DELHI: It was Day 5 of the BWF World Championships in New Delhi, but the smooth rhythm of the tournament was suddenly disrupted. Injuries to Thailand’s Dechapol Puavaranukroh and Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara, both suffering from knee…

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In 2016, stadium crews digging in Oregon found giant bones that revealed an Ice Age world beneath the field |

[ad_1] Construction at Oregon State University in 2016 unearthed fossilized mammoth remains, revealing a significant Ice Age paleontological site. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons Many years before the noise of thousands of screaming spectators became a common occurrence every Saturday afternoon, there was another story waiting to be unearthed at the site of Oregon State University….

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[ad_1] RSA vs ZIM Live Score: South Africa will look to bounce back from their disappointing opening defeat when they face Zimbabwe in the second match of the Namibia T20I Tri-Series on Saturday. The Proteas suffered an unexpected 18-run loss to hosts Namibia in their tournament opener, despite a brilliant 75 from Dewald Brevis. Chasing…

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New dinosaur alert: Meet Kank australis, the fish-hunting raptor that stalked Patagonia’s rivers 70 million years ago |

[ad_1] For decades, dinosaurs like Velociraptor have dominated our imagination as fast-moving predators that chased prey across dusty landscapes. But deep in the fossil-rich rocks of southern Patagonia, scientists have uncovered a very different kind of raptor, one that may have spent much of its life standing quietly beside rivers, waiting for fish.The newly identified…

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turning waste into wealth new study finds that human urine can turn into low energy fertiliser

Turning waste into wealth: New study finds that human urine can turn into low-energy fertiliser |

[ad_1] Modern sanitation systems have long treated human urine as waste, flushing away valuable nitrogen and phosphorus that are essential for plant growth. However, a recent study published in the Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering proposes a paradigm shift: converting this overlooked byproduct into a sustainable, low-energy fertiliser. By utilising forward osmosis, researchers have successfully…

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    Congress Critiques BRICS Summit Outcomes, Calls for Clear Stance on Border Disputes with China

    The Congress party has criticized the BRICS summit’s declaration for failing to address China’s territorial claims over Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh. Senior leader Nana Patole urged the Prime Minister to adopt a firmer stance on these issues. This critique reflects broader concerns about national security and may influence India’s diplomatic strategy moving forward.

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