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The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Migration and Mobility Agreement between India and Italy under which New Delhi will send 12,000 non-seasonal and 8,000 seasonal workers to the European country annually. According to the Centre, the agreement has locked in the current Italian visa regime including mechanisms for post-study job opportunities, internships and professional […]

Actor-turned-politician Vijayakanth, who founded the Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam in Tamil Nadu in 2005, died on Thursday. He was 71 years old.

The Imam of the Sunehri Bagh mosque on Saturday moved the Delhi High Court against the proposed demolition of the structure. Petitioner Abdul Aziz challenged a December 24 public notice issued by the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) seeking objections and suggestions from the general public by January 1 regarding the demolition of the mosque. […]

The Uttarakhand Police on Friday booked a Bharatiya Janata Party leader from the Champawat district for allegedly raping a minor girl, reported PTI.

The introduction of the social security code in India is an important step towards reformation of workplaces. Social security is commonly viewed as a sort of monetary assistance provided by the government to persons who are either inadequately employed or can’t be employed. In India, the term “social security” has a completely different connotation. Our […]

The powerful case bought by South Africa against Israel at the international court of justice under the genocide convention is a wake-up call for many western governments and media outlets that uncritically supported Israel's savage war. They should now reflect on the fact that they may have supported a genocide. South Africa's case marked the first time since 7 October 2023 that the story of Gaza and the Palestinians has been so powerfully told through official channels, piercing through propaganda and obfuscation. It is hard not to be overwhelmed.

Zardari's politics and the non-seriousness of opposition parties have turned Sindh into an impregnable political fortress for the PPP

Sindh may have become a fortress for the PPP. What fuels the party’s success in the province?

Developers in China made another breakthrough with the world's first 6G field test network. Moreover, it will facilitate their next-generation wireless communication.

This study investigates acoustic propagation and transmission loss in shallow water at an unexplored site in the northern Arabian Sea near the Pakistan coastline using a normal mode theoretical framework. Sound propagation in shallow water with range-independent bathymetry was analyzed using a customized Kraken C program to compute eigenvalues and eigenfunctions. The sound speed profile and clay silt sediment samples of the northern Arabian Sea, which characterize the water column and ocean bottom, respectively, were determined. Coherent and incoherent transmission losses for frequencies ranging from 50 to 500 Hz were calculated across different ranges and depths. Results indicate significant intensity fluctuations with increasing range, leading to higher transmission loss. Low frequencies (50–225 Hz) exhibit more significant transmission loss, while higher frequencies (230–500 Hz) show reduced loss. Transmission loss is higher for receivers at 19 m depth compared to those at shallower depths (8 m and 12 m) because the receivers are positioned near the layer of bottom sediments. Factors such as source and receiver depth, sediment properties, bottom roughness, and sound frequency significantly influence transmission loss. The novel dataset for the region supports the assessment of sonar performance, underwater communication, navigation, and marine life exploration.