In first electoral test since May win, UDF loses 3 seats in Keralam local bodies bypolls

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Chemist Omar Yaghi and his team have developed a device capable of harvesting drinking water directly from the atmosphere, even in harsh conditions. The technology relies on a metal-organic framework — a specialized material — and operates without any electrical power source. Yaghi's personal experiences with water scarcity are said to have driven his commitment to solving this global challenge. The team's work was recognized with the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, awarded three years after the device was built. Researchers are now exploring ways to scale up the technology to extend its impact to more communities worldwide.
A man named Ajay from Garhmukteshwar, Uttar Pradesh, travelled alone to the holy town to seek relief from ongoing domestic stress. Having been married for 14 years and a father of two sons, he ordered a second plate of chole bhature during his solo trip. His wife apparently interpreted evidence of the second serving as proof that he had not been alone, suspecting him of cheating. The incident highlights how a simple food choice during a personal outing escalated into a domestic dispute between the couple.

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