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    Shivraj Singh Chouhan holds 'Khet Bachao Abhiyan' in Odisha's Hirapur, urges farmers to protect soil health

    Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visited the Chausathi Yogini Peetha at Hirapur to promote sustainable agriculture practices. He urged farmers to adopt measures that aid soil health and crop productivity. Chouhan emphasized the importance of using fertilizers based on soil tests to maintain agricultural balance. \

    Adani Group rejects allegations of lowering Tarali PSP project costs to cut statutory obligations

    The group spokesperson in a statement said the online proposal was submitted solely for site investigation purposes, while the State Board for Wildlife (SBWL) had considered the project's total cost at Rs 5,675 crore.

    Yosemite had lost its red-legged frogs; in 2016, teams began restoring the population, and 10 years later, the program reached 10,000 releases as recovery continues

    The successful reintroduction of California red-legged frogs to Yosemite marks a significant achievement in conservation efforts that began in 2016. With the first breeding in 2019 and the special release of the 10,000th frog, affectionately named 'Twain', these frogs now thrive in the valley, representing generations of recovery. Future plans include raising and releasing additional juveniles to ensure continued population growth within this iconic national park.

    Since 2017, over 20,000 volunteers have classified hidden-camera photos from Kenya; more than 4,000 showed giraffes, including 175 calves

    In a remarkable showcase of citizen science, over 20,000 volunteers rallied together to classify images captured by motion-activated cameras across Kenya. Their collective efforts identified more than 4,000 giraffe photos along with various other species. This vital data aids researchers in analyzing the interactions between wildlife and livestock, highlighting the crucial role of public involvement in wildlife conservation initiatives.

    More than 5,500 volunteers classified Florida wildlife photos; over 1 million classifications recorded 43 species across 14 management areas

    In the Everglades, thousands of enthusiastic volunteers have played a pivotal role in wildlife identification through camera trap images. So far, the initiative has meticulously cataloged over 100,000 photos, revealing 43 distinct species across various Wildlife Management Areas. This valuable data aids biologists in understanding animal populations and monitoring diseases in indigenous species.

    Made-in-India 5G radio opens commercial orders, bulk supplies likely in 2027

    WiSig Networks has announced the opening of commercial orders for an indigenous 5G radio technology. This technology aims to reduce India's reliance on imported telecom equipment and enhance local capabilities. Research from IIT Hyderabad contributed significantly to the development of this advanced wireless communication system. The bulk supplies are anticipated to commence in 2027, marking an important milestone.

    The Economic Times
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