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India’s monsoon hits halfway mark: Why July witnessed prolonged wet and dry spells (opens the original)
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After a significantly dry June and a poor start to the year’s monsoon season, July’s rainfall can be summed up as that of extremes. There were many rainy days during July, some of which went on to create historic records. But there were prolonged dry days, too. Here’s how much monsoon rainfall India received in the first half of the season, what caused the prolonged wet and dry periods, and which parts received record rainfall. Even though July opened with a significant rainfall deficit (-35%),
Deep depression over Odisha-West Bengal coasts, IMD warns of ‘extreme’ rain today (opens the original)
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A deep depression has formed off the north Odisha-West Bengal coast, and it will bring ‘extremely’ heavy rainfall (over 200 mm in 24 hours) over many parts of Odisha on Monday, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned. The Met office has forecast that heavy rain is also expected to affect West Bengal on Monday and Tuesday, with overall wet conditions likely to continue till July 30 over the Gangetic West Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar, and Chhattisgarh along with the eastern and western re
India win five gold, three silver medals at the International Chemistry and Biology Olympiads (opens the original)
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In less than a week, two other high-school student teams from India have outperformed at the International Chemistry and Biology Olympiads, thereby continuing the spree of podium finishes at the Olympiads. The Indian team that participated in the 58th International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO) in Uzbekistan bagged four gold medals. They were tied with teams from China and Vietnam and an individual Russian student participant. Debadatta Priyadarshi (Bhubaneswar), Harshit Singhal (Mandi Gobindgarh),
ISRO tries to retain key personnel amidst an exodus (opens the original)
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Following a spate of resignations of people working on crucial projects, including human spaceflight programme Gaganyaan, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has decided not to accept requests for voluntary retirement or resignations of senior scientific staff associated with important missions with a review at the very top. In 2020, ISRO had authorised the heads of its various centres and units across the country with the power to accept resignations or requests for voluntary retirements
Five gold medals in Physics Olympiad ‘shows Yuva Shakti’s limitless potential’: PM Narendra Modi (opens the original)
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With five students individually bagging gold medals at the International Physics Olympiad in Colombia last week, India jointly secured the top spot in what is considered as one the world’s toughest competitions. Kanishk Jain (Pune), Shresth Suraiya (Mumbai), Riddhesh Bendale (Indore), Rishit Garg (New Delhi) and Svarit Joshi (Ahmedabad) competed against more than 300 students from 86 other countries studying in Class 8 to 12. As a team, India was tied at the No. 1 rank with China, Kazakhstan, Ru
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