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Rare Assassin Bug Myiophanes kempi Rediscovered in Andaman Limestone Caves

Century-Old Cave Insect Myiophanes kempi Found Again After Nearly 100 Years

Scientists have rediscovered Myiophanes kempi, a little-known insect species that had not been recorded for nearly a century. The rediscovery occurred in limestone caves of the Andaman Islands, drawing attention to the hidden biodiversity of subterranean ecosystems. The species was last documented in 1924, making the recent finding significant for entomology and biodiversity research. The discovery highlights how cave ecosystems can shelter rare organisms that remain undetected for decades.

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New Plant Species Osbeckia zubeengargiana Discovered in Assam’s Manas National Park

Gauhati University Scientists Name Newly Found Plant After Singer Zubeen Garg

Researchers from Gauhati University have identified a new plant species named Osbeckia zubeengargiana in Manas National Park. The discovery occurred in the grassland habitats of the park located in Baksa District. The species was named in honour of renowned Assamese singer Zubeen Garg, making it a rare example of a botanical discovery recognising a prominent cultural personality. The finding highlights the extraordinary biodiversity of the Eastern Himalayan region.

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Scientists Discover 17,000+ Topological Patterns in Entangled Light

Breakthrough Study Reveals Hidden Quantum Structures Across 48 Dimensions

Researchers from the University of the Witwatersrand and Huzhou University have identified a previously unknown structure within entangled light. The study, published in the scientific journal Nature Communications, revealed more than 17,000 distinct topological patterns across 48 dimensions. The findings indicate that entangled photons possess an unexpectedly rich geometric structure that may significantly influence the development of future quantum technologies.

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International Day of Mathematics 2026 Celebrated on 14 March with Theme “Mathematics and Hope”

UNESCO-Recognised International Day of Mathematics Highlights Role of Maths in Society

The International Day of Mathematics is celebrated each year on 14 March to recognise the importance of mathematics in science, technology and everyday life. The observance has been celebrated globally since 2020 after being proclaimed by UNESCO during its 40th General Conference in 2019. Educational institutions, research organisations and community groups organise activities such as competitions, workshops and exhibitions to promote interest in mathematics and highlight its applications in modern society.

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Jyotiraditya Scindia Launches Samriddhi Kendra Under Samriddh Gram Phygital Pilot

DoT Introduces Phygital Service Model for Rural Development in Madhya Pradesh

Union Minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia inaugurated a Samriddhi Kendra in Umri Village under the Samriddh Gram Phygital Services Pilot Initiative launched by the Department of Telecommunications. The initiative demonstrates an integrated service delivery approach that combines physical infrastructure with digital platforms to expand access to essential services in rural areas. The project highlights how improved connectivity under the BharatNet can strengthen governance and economic opportunities at the village level.

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