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Scientists Develop New Approach to Capture Gravitational Wave Memory from Supernovae
A study published in Physical Review Letters highlights new methods to detect the gravitational wave memory effect, a unique phenomenon predicted by Einstein's general relativity. Core-collapse supernovae (massive stellar explosions) generate these low-frequency gravitational waves, offering a rare glimpse into stellar interiors. Despite their weak...
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Dhamaka In New York Is Among Best Michelin Guide Restaurants For Spicy Food
"Dhamaka, which means "explosion" in Hindi, is a bold love letter to the country's more rustic dishes, many of which are drawn from the owner's childhood," Michelin Guide reads.
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Visva-Bharati Vice-Chancellor's Explosive Letter To Mamata Banerjee
Disagreement over a plaque at Bengal's Shantineketan has snowballed into a political row and led to an explosive letter from the Visva Bharati administration to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
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"Contents Of Letter Not Factual, Timing Awful": Congress On GN Azad's Exit
Ghulam Nabi Azad pulled no punches in his explosive letter saying Sonia Gandhi is "just a nominal figurehead" while important decisions are taken by "Rahul Gandhi or rather worse his security guards and PAs (personal assistants)".
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Read Ghulam Nabi Azad's Explosive Resignation Letter To Sonia Gandhi
Congress veteran Ghulam Nabi Azad, a former Union minister,quit the party today calling out Rahul Gandhi for "immaturity" andfor "demolishing the consultative mechanism" in the party.
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Computers Can Detect Volcanic Eruptions, Chemical Blasts Using Artificial Explosion Signals, Study Claims
Computers could be trained using artificial explosion signals, to help them better detect distant nuclear detonations, chemical blasts and volcano eruptions. Infrasound is at a frequency too low to be heard by humans and travels farther than high-frequency audible waves. As explosions haven't occurred at every location on the planet and the atmosph...
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Sonia Gandhi Recasts Parliamentary Groups, 'G-23' Leaders In The List
The overhaul of the Congress's Parliamentary Groups by party chief Sonia Gandhi saw a section of "G-23" leaders -- authors of last year's explosive dissent letter who ended up losing the various party positions -- inducted in some key positions.
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In Congress's Search For New Lok Sabha Leader, A "G-23" Twist
Adhir Chowdhury will be replaced as the leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha and some of leaders who wrote the explosive letter to party chief Sonia Gandhi are contenders for the post, sources have said.
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"Minister Wanted Rs 100 Crore A Month": What Sacked Mumbai Top Cop Param Bir Singh's Letter Says
Indian Police Service officer Param Bir Singh has made allegations of corruption against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, days after the police officer was replaced as Mumbai Police Commissioner. Mr Deshmukh had said some "unforgivable" lapses had been revealed in the Mukesh Ambani security scare probe under the police chief. The police off...
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Ambani Scare: Mumbai Cop Met Businessman Linked To SUV Stolen Hours Later
Arrested Mumbai cop Sachin Vaze met Mansukh Hiran on February 17, the day the Thane businessman had reported his Mahindra Scorpio SUV stolen. A week later, the car was found on the city's Carmichael Road, near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence, laden with explosives and a threat letter to the Reliance Industries chief's family. The National I...
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Days Before Death, Man Linked To SUV Near Ambani Home Wrote "Was Harassed"
Hiren Mansukh, a car parts dealer linked to an SUV filled with explosives found near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's Mumbai home last week, had written letter days before his death, alleging that he was being harassed by police officials and journalists. In his letter to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, the state's Home Minister and the M...
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Mukesh Ambani Security Scare: Man With Hoodie Parked Car, Letter Inside
A day after a huge security scare over an abandoned car found with explosives near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's Mumbai home, the police say its owner has been traced.
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Promises Unmet, Sonia Gandhi To Face Dissenters At Parliament Strategy Session
Congress president Sonia Gandhi will be chairing a virtual meet of the parliamentary strategy group today -- a first since the working committee meet held on August 24 -- where she will be interacting with key writers of the explosive letter that threw the party in turmoil.
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"Confident That Issues Will Be Addressed": Dissenters After Congress Meet
A group of senior Congress leaders who signed the explosive letter that triggered huge controversy, met at the house of Ghulam Nabi Azad today after the seven-hour internal meeting where they were shredded by Gandhi family loyalists.
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"Punish Us But We Will Be Loyal": Dissenters To Congress Over Letter Row
The 23 dissenters of the Congress whose explosive letter unleashed a huge controversy, had said they wanted a discussion on the issue they had flagged, the biggest of which was a change in leadership. Instead, the seven-hour internal meeting of the party today turned into a charged session, where they were indicted by the Gandhi family loyalists wh...
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Scientists Develop New Approach to Capture Gravitational Wave Memory from Supernovae
A study published in Physical Review Letters highlights new methods to detect the gravitational wave memory effect, a unique phenomenon predicted by Einstein's general relativity. Core-collapse supernovae (massive stellar explosions) generate these low-frequency gravitational waves, offering a rare glimpse into stellar interiors. Despite their weak...
-
Dhamaka In New York Is Among Best Michelin Guide Restaurants For Spicy Food
"Dhamaka, which means "explosion" in Hindi, is a bold love letter to the country's more rustic dishes, many of which are drawn from the owner's childhood," Michelin Guide reads.
-
Visva-Bharati Vice-Chancellor's Explosive Letter To Mamata Banerjee
Disagreement over a plaque at Bengal's Shantineketan has snowballed into a political row and led to an explosive letter from the Visva Bharati administration to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
-
"Contents Of Letter Not Factual, Timing Awful": Congress On GN Azad's Exit
Ghulam Nabi Azad pulled no punches in his explosive letter saying Sonia Gandhi is "just a nominal figurehead" while important decisions are taken by "Rahul Gandhi or rather worse his security guards and PAs (personal assistants)".
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Read Ghulam Nabi Azad's Explosive Resignation Letter To Sonia Gandhi
Congress veteran Ghulam Nabi Azad, a former Union minister,quit the party today calling out Rahul Gandhi for "immaturity" andfor "demolishing the consultative mechanism" in the party.
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Computers Can Detect Volcanic Eruptions, Chemical Blasts Using Artificial Explosion Signals, Study Claims
Computers could be trained using artificial explosion signals, to help them better detect distant nuclear detonations, chemical blasts and volcano eruptions. Infrasound is at a frequency too low to be heard by humans and travels farther than high-frequency audible waves. As explosions haven't occurred at every location on the planet and the atmosph...
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Sonia Gandhi Recasts Parliamentary Groups, 'G-23' Leaders In The List
The overhaul of the Congress's Parliamentary Groups by party chief Sonia Gandhi saw a section of "G-23" leaders -- authors of last year's explosive dissent letter who ended up losing the various party positions -- inducted in some key positions.
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In Congress's Search For New Lok Sabha Leader, A "G-23" Twist
Adhir Chowdhury will be replaced as the leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha and some of leaders who wrote the explosive letter to party chief Sonia Gandhi are contenders for the post, sources have said.
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"Minister Wanted Rs 100 Crore A Month": What Sacked Mumbai Top Cop Param Bir Singh's Letter Says
Indian Police Service officer Param Bir Singh has made allegations of corruption against Maharashtra Home Minister Anil Deshmukh, days after the police officer was replaced as Mumbai Police Commissioner. Mr Deshmukh had said some "unforgivable" lapses had been revealed in the Mukesh Ambani security scare probe under the police chief. The police off...
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Ambani Scare: Mumbai Cop Met Businessman Linked To SUV Stolen Hours Later
Arrested Mumbai cop Sachin Vaze met Mansukh Hiran on February 17, the day the Thane businessman had reported his Mahindra Scorpio SUV stolen. A week later, the car was found on the city's Carmichael Road, near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence, laden with explosives and a threat letter to the Reliance Industries chief's family. The National I...
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Days Before Death, Man Linked To SUV Near Ambani Home Wrote "Was Harassed"
Hiren Mansukh, a car parts dealer linked to an SUV filled with explosives found near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's Mumbai home last week, had written letter days before his death, alleging that he was being harassed by police officials and journalists. In his letter to Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, the state's Home Minister and the M...
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Mukesh Ambani Security Scare: Man With Hoodie Parked Car, Letter Inside
A day after a huge security scare over an abandoned car found with explosives near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's Mumbai home, the police say its owner has been traced.
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Promises Unmet, Sonia Gandhi To Face Dissenters At Parliament Strategy Session
Congress president Sonia Gandhi will be chairing a virtual meet of the parliamentary strategy group today -- a first since the working committee meet held on August 24 -- where she will be interacting with key writers of the explosive letter that threw the party in turmoil.
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"Confident That Issues Will Be Addressed": Dissenters After Congress Meet
A group of senior Congress leaders who signed the explosive letter that triggered huge controversy, met at the house of Ghulam Nabi Azad today after the seven-hour internal meeting where they were shredded by Gandhi family loyalists.
-
"Punish Us But We Will Be Loyal": Dissenters To Congress Over Letter Row
The 23 dissenters of the Congress whose explosive letter unleashed a huge controversy, had said they wanted a discussion on the issue they had flagged, the biggest of which was a change in leadership. Instead, the seven-hour internal meeting of the party today turned into a charged session, where they were indicted by the Gandhi family loyalists wh...
