Yash Saxena

India has allowed experienced exporters to apply for a wheat export quota to Nepal, with the application deadline set for June 30, 2023.

Shobhit Institute of Engineering & Technology in Uttar Pradesh is organizing a seminar on June 28, 2023, to discuss the role of Agri Community Service Centers and Village Level Entrepreneurs (VLEs) in doubling farmers' income in Uttar Pradesh. The seminar aims to explore strategies and solutions for achieving this goal.

The world is abuzz with excitement as we celebrate World Olympic Day on June 23rd, 2023. This annual event not only commemorates the birth of the modern Olympic Games but also serves as a reminder of the values and principles they represent. From its humble beginnings in 1894, the Olympic movement has grown to become a symbol of unity, excellence, and friendship. As we delve into the significance of this momentous occasion, let us explore how the Olympics continue to captivate hearts and minds worldwide.

The Solvent Extractors Association of India (SEA) has expressed concerns over the slow progress of the monsoon, which is causing a delay in the sowing of oilseeds during the ongoing Kharif season. The SEA also highlighted the potential impact of the likely El Nino condition on crop production.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited United States, President Joe Biden hailed India-US ties. PM Modi delivered a speech at US Congress, emphasizing the remarkable advancements achieved in the bilateral relations between India and the United States.

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We study numerically the existence in a false vacuum of magnetic monopoles that are “thin walled,” i.e., which correspond to a spherical region of radius R that is essentially trivial surrounded by a wall of thickness Δ ≪ R, hence the name thin wall, and finally an exterior region that essentially corresponds to a pure Abelian magnetic monopole. Such monopoles were dubbed false monopoles and can occur in non-Abelian gauge theories where the symmetry-broken vacuum is actually the false vacuum. This idea was first proposed in Kumar et al. [ Phys. Rev. D 82, 025022 (2010) ]; however, the proof of the existence of thin-wall, false monopoles given there was incorrect. Here, we fill this lacuna and demonstrate numerically, for an appropriately modified potential, the existence of thin-wall false monopoles. The decay via quantum tunneling of the false monopoles could be of importance to cosmological scenarios that entertain epochs in which the Universe is trapped in a symmetry-broken false vacuum.