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Middle East tensions disrupt global satellite and launch supply chains

The Economic Times reported that rising tensions in the Middle East are impacting global space industry supply chains. Key materials and components for satellites and rocket launches are facing shipment delays and rising costs. These disruptions stem from heightened security risks affecting major shipping routes. Industry executives warn this could slow down global space projects and increase operational expenses.

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Parliamentary panel urges NTA to vet paper setters after exam irregularities

A Parliamentary panel has recommended that the National Testing Agency implement a vetting process for paper setters. This follows recent controversies over irregularities in several national-level examinations. The panel's report emphasizes the need for greater transparency and accountability in the exam process. The suggestion aims to restore public trust in the country's major testing system.

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US and Canada monitor antibiotic-resistant Shigella infections

Health authorities in the United States and Canada are expressing concern over a rise in Shigella infections. These cases are driven by strains resistant to common antibiotics, classifying them as superbugs. The bacteria cause shigellosis, a gastrointestinal illness that can be severe. The primary concern is the limited treatment options available for these drug-resistant infections.

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Income Tax Department introduces new form for penalty waiver applications

The Income Tax Department has introduced a new form for individuals to apply for waivers on penalties and late fees. This form is specifically for cases where fines were levied under sections 234A, 234B, 234C, 234E, or 270A of the Income Tax Act. Taxpayers can use this form to request relief by citing genuine reasons for their delays or defaults. The move aims to streamline the process for taxpayers seeking leniency from mandatory penalties.

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Delhi transport, services adjust for farmers' protest

Following a 'Delhi Chalo' protest call by farmers, Delhi Police have implemented traffic restrictions and closed several borders as of February 13. The Delhi Transport Corporation has suspended some bus services to affected areas, while the Delhi Metro continues to operate normally. Schools and colleges in the capital remain open, but advisories for remote work have been issued for some government offices. These measures are intended to manage the anticipated influx of protestors and maintain public order.

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Canadians can apply for heat pump rebates up to $10,000 via Carney program

The Canadian government is offering rebates for installing heat pumps through a program associated with Mark Carney. Households can claim up to $10,000 to offset the cost of purchasing and installing the energy-efficient units. The initiative aims to reduce heating costs and lower carbon emissions. Applications must be submitted through the program's official channels to qualify.

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SCSS and SBI FD quarterly returns compared for Rs 7 lakh deposit

The Economic Times compared quarterly income from a Rs 7 lakh investment in the Senior Citizen Savings Scheme and a State Bank of India fixed deposit. This analysis was based on current interest rates for both savings instruments. The comparison aimed to show the income differences retirees could expect from each option. It provides factual data to help senior citizens make informed investment decisions.

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Supreme Court Questions Delhi Metro Expansion's Environmental Impact

The Supreme Court of India has questioned the Delhi government's justification for a new metro line through forested ridge areas. Justices expressed concern that the project's environmental damage may outweigh its transportation benefits. The court suggested exploring less destructive public transit alternatives. A final decision on the project's approval is pending further government submissions.

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