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The 2026 prize honours the discovery of light-gated ion channels — the molecular switches that made optogenetics possible. NOT SCRIPTED reads the Nobel Committee's own account of how three independent lines of work converged on the same molecule.
The finance minister used a deliberately flat word — plateau — to describe where the negotiations stand, and suggested that further concessions on either side may be difficult. The talks are not over, but neither side is signalling a near-term deal.
India's largest telecom operator is preparing to open its subscription on 21 October and is expected to list within days. Behind the numbers is a bet that the public will pay a very high price for scale in Indian digital infrastructure.
The Taiwanese electronics manufacturer's third-quarter revenue rose 47% year on year to about $95.4bn, beating market forecasts, with demand for AI hardware driving a record September.
India's chase of 212 in the final ended with Pakistan 192 all out, sealing a second gold in cricket at the 2026 Games after India completed a double in the event.
Subhash Garg's intervention reopened an argument about national accounts that had been settled, on paper, since the last base-year revision. The government's own data has not changed. The measurement question has.
Three numbers in every quarterly release describe the same three months. They are not interchangeable, and the most quoted one is the least direct.
The National Statistics Office put real GDP at ₹81.36 lakh crore. Real gross value added grew 8.2%; nominal GDP grew 10.3%.
The visible cost of a closed strait is not the barrel. It is a set of percentages charged per voyage, per charter and per container, and they compound.
The order gives Subhash Chandra personal relief under the insolvency law. The lenders, The Hindu reports, are left with a haircut of roughly 99%.
Water cannon, lathi-charges and detentions were reported on August 25 as demonstrators carried the teacher recruitment dispute to the governor's door.
Al Jazeera and Gulf News reported separate UKMTO-sourced accounts of a projectile strike on commercial shipping. Neither identified the attacker.
