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  • Nobel Prize 2023: Nobel Prize for Chemistry to Mongi Bawendi, Lewis Bruce and Alexey Ekimov

    The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has announced the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2023 to three scientists Mongi Bawendi, Lewis Bruce and Alexey Ekimov for their work on quantum dots. Quantum dots are very small particles and their size determines their properties.

    Quantum dots are present in television screens and LED lamps

    Quantum dots have unique properties and are also present in television screens and LED lamps that emit bright light. These nanoparticles speed up chemical reactions and the bright light they emit helps surgeons in tumor surgery. Researchers have used quantum dots mainly to create colored light. He believes that in the future, quantum dots can contribute to the manufacturing of flexible electronics, small sensors, thin solar cells.

  • America bluntly on India-Canada dispute, said- ‘Allegations are ‘serious’, investigation needed’

    “We have also requested the Indian government to cooperate with the Canadian investigation,” he said. Patel said the US has seen reports of a reduction in the number of diplomats at the Canadian High Commission in New Delhi. Patel said, “We are partners with India in the Quad and many other groupings and we will continue to work with them and other countries in the region on many important issues.” “We take these allegations very seriously and we will not only continue to work closely with our Canadian partners but also urge the Indian government to cooperate with Canada.”

  • WHO gives green signal to Serum Institute’s vaccine, WHO Chief said – ‘The dream of a malaria-free world will be fulfilled’

    This vaccine is a milestone against malaria- SII

    At the same time, Serum Institute of India (SII) CEO Adar Poonawala said that for a long time, malaria disease has been endangering the lives of crores of people around the world. He said that this is why the approval of the vaccine is a milestone in fighting malaria. SII said that after receiving WHO approval, additional regulatory approval is expected soon and the use of R21/Matrix-M vaccine will start early next year. Let us tell you, this vaccine is currently being used in Ghana, Nigeria and Burkina Faso.

  • India Canada Row: Canada came on back foot after India’s action, Trudeau said – will continue constructive relations

    Canada came on back foot

    This statement by Canadian PM Justin Trudeau comes after a report by London’s Financial Times which claimed that India wants to send back 41 of the remaining 62 Canadian diplomats. In this context, the newspaper quoted Trudeau as saying that obviously we are going through a very challenging time with India at this time. However, he did not confirm the Financial Times report. At the same time, when asked whether his government would retaliate by asking India to remove diplomats posted in Canada, Trudeau said that his government would try to continue working with New Delhi.

  • Earthquake: Two tremors felt in Nepal, 10 people injured, the earth trembled for a few seconds.

    People from Nepal to Delhi-NCR, UP, Uttarakhand and many other states of India were shaken by the earthquake. After the earthquake, people ran out of offices and homes in panic. Actually the epicenter of the earthquake was the western parts of Nepal. On Tuesday, two earthquakes of 5.3 and 6.3 magnitude were felt in Nepal in the afternoon. It is being told that at least 10 people have been injured in earthquake related incidents. The Kathmandu Post newspaper quoted it as saying that the first tremor of the 5.3 magnitude earthquake occurred at 2:40 pm in Bajhang district, located 700 kilometers west of the capital Kathmandu. After this, a second shock of 6.3 magnitude occurred at 3:06 pm.

    Six tremors of earthquake felt
    According to the National Seismology Centre, after these two tremors, at least six aftershocks of magnitude four to five on the Richter scale were felt in Bajhang district between 3 pm and 5:38 pm. The agency said it was of 5.1 intensity at 3:13 pm, 4.1 at 4.45, 4.1 at 4:28, 4.3 at 4:31, 5 at 5:19 and 5 at 5:38. The tremors were felt in the sparsely populated hilly area.

    According to officials, nine people, including four students, were injured in Bajhang district and one person was injured in neighboring Achham district. A student jumped from a two-storey building in panic and got injured. According to the local administration office, a district police office building and several houses were damaged in Bajhang due to the earthquake. An official of the district administration office of Bajhang said, several small tremors were also felt after the earthquake.

    Earthquake tremors were felt in the surrounding areas including Achham, Doti, Bajura and Baitadi districts. Tremors were also felt in Kathmandu and neighboring India. In April 2015, Nepal was hit by a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake that killed nearly 9,000 people and injured 22,000 others. More than 8,00,000 houses and school buildings were also damaged by this.

  • The success of Chandrayaan-3 gave Pakistan sleepless nights, now it is sending a payload to the moon.

    With the success of India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission, India’s stature has increased in the world. Whereas the poor neighboring country Pakistan is bowing its head in shame. Now to remove this shame, Pakistan is preparing to send one of its payloads to the moon. It is being told that Pakistan will send a small satellite CubeSat to the moon. However, Pakistan’s friend China, which is going through poverty, will also take a payload of Pakistan in its next lunar mission.

    China’s spacecraft will carry a payload from Pakistan

    In fact, China’s space agency has said that the country’s proposed lunar mission next year will also carry a payload for Pakistan. This is also being seen as increasing cooperation in the space sector between the two friendly countries. Government news agency Xinhua quoted China National Space Administration (CNSA) as saying that the Chang’e-6 lunar mission is currently undergoing research and development work as planned. According to the report of The Global Times, the launch of Chang’e-6 mission is proposed in 2024 and the purpose of this mission is to bring samples from the far side of the Moon.

    According to the report, all the 10 missions conducted by scientists so far to collect samples from the Moon have been focused on the near part of the Moon. Citing CNSA, the report said that the far side includes the Aitken Basin, which is one of the three major lunar landforms and is very important from a scientific point of view. CNSA said that in order to promote international cooperation, the Chang’e-6 mission will carry payloads and satellite projects from various countries, including France’s Dorne radon detection instrument, the European Space Agency’s negative ion detector, Italy’s laser retroreflector and Pakistan’s Small satellites include CubeSats.

    India’s Chandrayaan-3 has created history
    It is noteworthy that India’s Chandrayaan-3 created history by landing on the South Pole of the Moon on August 23. Before India, no country had been able to land its spacecraft on the south pole of the Moon. India has become the first country in the world to do so. At the same time, when Chandrayaan-3 lander took its first step on the moon, the eyes of the whole world were fixed on India. ISRO launched Chandrayaan from Sriharikota Space Station on July 14. All the countries of the world including America and Russia are considering India’s iron.

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  • WHO approves second malaria vaccine, Serum Institute of India can make 10 crore doses

    The World Health Organization (WHO) on Monday authorized the second malaria vaccine. This decision can provide countries with a cheaper and more effective option than the first malaria vaccine. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the UN health agency is approving the new malaria vaccine on the advice of two expert groups. Expert groups have recommended its use in children at risk of malaria. Tedros said, as a malaria researcher, I dreamed of the day when we would have a safe and effective vaccine against malaria. Now we have two vaccines.

    Oxford University has developed a new three-dose vaccine with the help of Serum Institute of India. Research has shown that it is more than 75 percent effective and protection lasts for at least another year with a booster dose. Tedros said that its single dose would cost around $2 to $4 and it could be available in some countries next year. Earlier this year, regulatory authorities in Ghana and Burkina Faso approved the vaccine.

    John Johnson, working with ‘Doctors Without Borders’, said, this will be another weapon at our disposal but it will not eliminate the need for mosquito nets and mosquito sprays. This vaccine is not going to prevent malaria. WHO had termed the first malaria vaccine in 2021 as a historic effort towards eradicating this dangerous disease. The vaccine, called ‘Mosquirix’, manufactured by GSK, is only about 30 percent effective and requires four doses, and its protection wanes within a few months.

    The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation last year withdrew funding for Mosquirix, saying it was low-impact and the money would be better spent elsewhere. GSK has said that it can produce about 1.5 crore doses of its vaccine in a year, while the Serum Institute of India has said that it can produce up to 20 crore doses of the Oxford vaccine in a year.

  • Lashkar-e-Taiba: Rebellion in Lashkar, terrorist Farooq gunned down, big blow to Hafiz Saeed

    Lashkar-e-Taiba: A big news is coming out from Pakistan. According to the information, a mysterious murder of a terrorist operative has taken place which is being discussed in the entire country. According to reports, unknown gunmen shot a dreaded Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist in Karachi last Saturday, killing him. The deceased was identified as Mufti Qaiser Farooq, who was gunned down at Gulshan-e-Omar Madrasa in Edhi Center area. Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper has published news in this regard. The age of the killed terrorist is said to be 30 years. He was targeted and murdered. On one hand, Pakistani media is refraining from saying anything on the possible motive behind Farooq’s murder. Sources have blamed internal strife among Lashkar cadres for the murder. According to Pakistani media reports, police sources have been quoted as saying that Farooq has been shot in the back. After being shot, he was taken to the hospital where he died during treatment. A 10-year-old boy was injured in the attack.

    Murder took place in high security area

    CCTV footage of Farooq’s murder is going viral on social media. The video is being made viral and it is being claimed that it is from the time of Farooq’s murder. In the viral video, people are seen running away while in it a person is seen falling on the road after being shot. Regarding the case, sources said that the murder was carried out by sharp shooters who were completely aware of the area. The murderers could also be locals. This is being said because this is a high security area. No outsider can come here and carry out such an incident.

    rebellion in lashkar

    Let us discuss here in September, the incident of murder of religious clerics associated with terrorist organizations was heard. Lashkar operatives have been targeted the most. The murder has also brought into limelight the anarchy in the terrorist organization. It is being told that a large section in Lashkar has rebelled against the elevation of Hafiz Saeed’s son in the organization.

    There is news of a fierce rebellion against the appointment of Hafiz Saeed’s son Talha as the second in command. Talha is leading the operations against India as the second commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba. Let us discuss here that he narrowly escaped being killed in a bomb blast near a refrigerator shop in Lahore in 2019, the discussion of which made headlines.

    Where are terrorists being given shelter?

    Recently, after the assassination of Lashkar-e-Taiba operator and chief Maulvi Maulana Ziaur Rehman, more than a dozen terrorists and their supporters were given space in ISI safe havens in Pakistan. It is noteworthy that Rehman was shot dead in Gulistan-e-Johar, Karachi. Rehman was shot several times at point blank range.

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  • Actions of Khalistan supporters in Scotland, Indian High Commissioner stopped from going to Gurudwara

    Amidst the ongoing dispute between India and Canada, a major act of radical Khalistani supporters has come to light in Britain. British fundamentalist Khalistani supporters stopped Indian High Commissioner to Britain Vikram Doraiswami from entering a Gurudwara in Scotland today i.e. on Friday. Khalistani supporters did not even allow the Indian High Commissioner to get down from the car. It is noteworthy that Khalistani supporters are protesting in many countries regarding Najjar’s murder case. In this sequence, he stopped the Indian High Commissioner from entering the Gurudwara.

    Khalistani supporters have also attacked the Indian High Commission  
    It is noteworthy that after the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, many pro-Khalistani Sikh groups are angry. Let us tell you that for a long time, Khalistani supporters in Canada, Australia, Britain and many other countries have been agitating against the killing of Sikh Nijjar. People of the pro-Khalistani Sikh community keep carrying out other activities including attacking the Indian High Commission, insulting the tricolor etc.

    Supporters are continuously demonstrating
    For a long time, the pro-Sikh community has been protesting against India demanding Khalistan. After the murder of hardline Khalistan leader Nijjar, their movement has intensified further. They are protesting in many other countries including Canada. At the same time, after Canada’s allegations against India, the distance between India and Canada has also increased a lot. India has termed Canada’s allegations as nonsense.

    Request to cooperate in investigation
    Here, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has urged India to cooperate fully in the ongoing investigation by Canada into the murder of a Khalistani separatist. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met his American counterpart Antony Blinken here and during this both the countries stressed on continuing cooperation in the fields of defence, space and clean energy. Amid the ongoing diplomatic standoff between India and Canada over the killing of pro-Khalistan separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Jaishankar met the US Secretary of State here and both also discussed global development. Let us tell you, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar is on a five-day visit to America.

    Discussion on the murder of Khalistani separatist
    At the same time, Canadian allegations regarding the death of a Khalistani separatist were discussed by Foreign Minister Jaishankar during his meeting with US Secretary of State Blinken. He said that after the meeting both the delegations shared better information. Jaishankar was asked at think-tank Hudson Institute whether the issue of Canadian allegations had come up during his meeting with Blinken at the Foggy Bottom headquarters of the State Department. In response to this he said, yes, I did that. Jaishankar said that the American side shared its assessment of the entire situation and he explained to the Americans the gist of India’s concerns.

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  • India Canada Row: Foreign Minister Jaishankar lashed out at Canada, cited this as the reason for the deteriorating relations between the two countries

    India Canada Row:India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said Canada’s allegations regarding the death of a Khalistani separatist were discussed during his meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken a day earlier. He said that after the meeting both the delegations shared better information. Jaishankar was asked at think-tank Hudson Institute whether the issue of Canadian allegations had come up during his meeting with Blinken at the Foggy Bottom headquarters of the State Department. In response to this he said, yes, I did that.

    India’s concerns explained to America
    Jaishankar said that the American side shared its assessment of the entire situation and he explained to the Americans the gist of India’s concerns. He said, I think hopefully we will both come away with better information. Tension between India and Canada had increased after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s allegations regarding the possible involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on June 18 in British Columbia. India had declared Nijjar a terrorist in 2020.

    First privately then publicly Trudeau accused India
    India rejected the allegations as absurd and motivated and expelled a senior Canadian diplomat in retaliation for the expulsion of an Indian official in Ottawa over the matter. Jaishankar said that the Canadian Prime Minister had made some allegations first privately and then publicly. Jaishankar said, our response to him privately and publicly was that his allegation was not in accordance with our policy. If he, his government has some relevant specifics, we will look into it.

    Canadian land is being used against India
    Jaishankar said that for India, Canada has become a country where organized crime from India has got mixed with people smuggling, got mixed with separatism and violence. He acknowledged that before the Canadian Prime Minister’s comments, there had been a lot of (discussion) between India and Canada on this issue. The minister alleged that the security situation in Canada is not good. He said that Indian diplomats have been given open threats and they do not feel safe.

    Jaishankar said, I don’t think most Americans, maybe Canadians, look much different. For us, it has certainly been a country where there is a mix of organized crime, people smuggling as well as violence, terrorism from India. He said, due to this, visa operations in Canada were also forced to be temporarily suspended. So, as I said, you know, often countries look very different, depending on how you look at them, but there is a problem with Canada.