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Scientists find 689 fungi 1,640 feet beneath Michigan

A fascinating discovery in Michigan reveals 689 fungal species living in ancient groundwater that hasn't touched the surface since the last Ice Age 11,000 years ago. This unique ecosystem, concealed within deep rocks and water, also harbors tiny organisms like worms and tardigrades. Such findings could revolutionize our understanding of subsurface life and fundamentally alter how scientists track the movement of underground carbon.
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From Hope to Horror: Farmers’ dreams of clear vision turn to dread after botched surgeries

Docs Told Us There is No Guarantee The Vision Will Return: Patients’ Attendants
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Pensions to Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Anameia patients

Pensions to Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Anameia patients
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HC reduces HYDRAA cost burden to ₹10k

HC reduces HYDRAA cost burden to ₹10k
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New boys’ hostel coming up at PEC

New boys’ hostel coming up at PEC
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Hyd police cap Ganesh idol height at 16 feet

Hyd police cap Ganesh idol height at 16 feet
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Exp train passengers get own gate at Sealdah stn

Exp train passengers get own gate at Sealdah stn
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Hyd’s CURE Bill scores 28%, trails Bluru’s GBA Act

Hyd’s CURE Bill scores 28%, trails Bluru’s GBA Act
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UP animal husbandry official files FIR over extortion, caste abuse, defamation campaign

UP animal husbandry official files FIR over extortion, caste abuse, defamation campaign
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Days after Ranganath order, HC asks: ‘Is HYDRAA running a parallel govt?’

Says Courts Can’t Be Blamed For Scrutinising Executive Action, Questions Demolition Sans Revenue Nod
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Andhra Pradesh govt unveils landmark building reforms to fast-track urban development

Andhra Pradesh govt unveils landmark building reforms to fast-track urban development
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Scientists transplanted 42 sea sponges into a polluted Spanish marina; 91.7% of one species survived

In a remarkable experiment, scientists have introduced sea sponges into a polluted marina in Spain to investigate their resilience. The chicken kidney sponge, a particularly robust species, not only survived for an impressive 455 days but also showcased its remarkable ability to reproduce mobile clones. These developments indicate that sponges may play a critical role in ecological restoration, potentially aiding in the detoxification of contaminated coastal areas.
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