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Global Innovation Index 2025 The Increasing India and Global Trends

According to the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2025 shows that the global innovation environment is undergoing a transformation. Although the industries are being transformed by the fast development in artificial intelligence and quantum computing, the overall rate of research and development (R&D) investment has decreased drastically.

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Aquamonitrix Handheld Field Environmental Ion Chromatography

An innovation in the field of analytical chemistry has taken the ion chromatography, which was a preserve of advanced laboratories, to the arena. Scientists at the University of Tasmania have come up with a nitrate and nitrite detecting ion chromatograph, called Aquamonitrix, which is a portable device that could help detect nitrate and nitrite in the soil pore waters in real-time. Such innovation makes environmental monitoring cheaper, accessible and practical and is also a useful educational instrument.

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Tirupati Resolution Women Empowerment in India Roadmap

The inaugural national conference of Legislative and Parliamentary committees on women empowerment was in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, and it ended with the Tirupati Resolution. It has developed a holistic approach to achieve women empowerment in the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, the national development of India, in the centre of women.

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The Supreme Court restates bar on anticipatory bail in Caste Atrocity cases

In a move that has strengthened the ban on anticipatory bail in caste-based criminals, the Supreme Court of India has overturned a Bombay High Court order that had rescued an accused. In the judgment, it is stressed that in Section 18 of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, the anticipatory bail is categorically excluded in such a case as the prima facie case of the atrocity is provided.

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STAR Supersonic Target Missile increases India training realism

The native Indian supersonic target missile, STAR is transforming the way the military is planning against high-speed attacks. STAR was meant to simulate modern cruise- and anti-ship missile signatures, and is capable of reaching Mach 1.8 to 2.5, offering realistic and high-stress training conditions to hone the detection, tracking and interception capabilities of the three services.

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