Karnal: KU professor to identify wheat rust using AI tech

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Karnal: KU professor to identify wheat rust using AI tech

An associate professor at the Institute of Environmental Studies, Kurukshetra University, prof Sandeep Gupta has received an ₹18 lakh grant from the state government to develop a model for early detection of leaf rust disease in wheat using artificial intelligence (AI) based technology. Haryana is »»»

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The Conversation Global Stati Uniti d'America 15.06. 16:52

South Africa is short of 2.6 million homes: Vienna’s approach to social housing offers useful lessons

South Africa faces a housing backlog of at least 2.6 million units, for more than 12 million people. The state supply of new, subsidised housing has declined over the past decade and the government’s housing policy is shifting. It sees the private sector as becoming the main provider of “affordable»»»

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The Times of India India 16.09.2025. 03:55

Type 2 diabetes may double the risk of THIS life-threatening medical emergency

A recent Australian study reveals that individuals with type 2 diabetes face double the risk of developing sepsis, a life-threatening condition. The risk is particularly elevated in men and those under 60. Factors like smoking, high blood sugar, and other chronic conditions further exacerbate the r»»»

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Daily Sabah Turchia 19.08.2025. 15:33

Antalya mayor’s son detained over links to bribery network

Mustafa Gökhan Böcek, son of Antalya Mayor Muhittin Böcek, was detained on Tuesday at Antalya Airport as part of a wide-ranging bribery investigation targeting the Antalya Metropolitan Municipality. Böcek, who had returned from Vienna, was taken into custody by the Anti-Smuggling and Organized Crim»»»

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The Express Tribune Pakistan 17.08.2025. 01:20

Keeping cool with colours

Equipped with an infrared thermometer, Austrian artist Jonas Griessler measures the sweltering heat in an inner courtyard in the centre of Vienna. Thanks to his collective's art work covering the black asphalt with a multitude of bright colours, the ground temperature has dropped from 31C to 20C. I»»»

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