Special GCAS round for St Xavier’s seats opens on Sept 16 | Ahmedabad News

St. Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad Ahmedabad: The special GCAS admission round for St Xavier’s College, Ahmedabad, will open on Wednesday amid questions over the large number of vacant seats across Gujarat’s universities despite repeated admission rounds.Gujarat University alone has around 31,500 vacant seats, according to varsity sources. The govt, however, has not yet published consolidated figures…

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Aide of Lawrence Bishnoi deported from Canada, arrested at Delhi airport | Chandigarh News

Mohali: Punjab Police has taken custody of Karamveer Singh, a close associate of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, following his deportation from Canada, director general of police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav said on Tuesday.Karamveer, a resident of Bahadur Ke village in Ludhiana, was apprehended by a team of Punjab Police’s Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) at the Indira Gandhi…

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Man dies by suicide in Barmer, family alleges harassment over land dispute | Jaipur News

Police personnel at the spot Villagers hold a sit-in outside district hospital mortuary Tuesday Police personnel at the spot Villagers hold a sit-in outside district hospital mortuary Tuesday Police personnel at the spot Jaisalmer: A 44-year-old man allegedly died by suicide in the Barmer Gadan village area Monday afternoon.The deceased, Devi Singh, son of Kabiraram,…

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A Chinese village collected plastic from its mangroves and turned the waste into silk-like scarves for volunteers, linking cleanup with recycling | World News

Representative Image of recycled plastic scarves symbolizing community efforts in mangrove conservation and environmental education (AI Generated Image) In Tantou Village, in Nansha District of Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, mangroves were once little more than ordinary shoreline plants to many residents. Huang Jinhua, the village’s Party secretary, recalled growing up catching fiddler crabs and river shrimp…

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Researchers tested 30 nanometre magnetic particles on 94 blood samples; they detected amoxicillin allergy with 98 percent sensitivity, versus about 17 percent for a standard commercial test

A new blood testing platform could make it easier to identify people who are genuinely allergic to amoxicillin, one of the most widely used penicillin antibiotics. Researchers tested 30 nanometre magnetic particles on blood samples from 94 people, including 50 patients with confirmed amoxicillin allergy and 44 who tolerated the drug. The experimental system detected…

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