Why in News?ICMR launched CEREBO, an indigenous portable device for rapid, radiation-free diagnosis of traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Introduction About CEREBO Development & Collaboration Significance Public Health Impact Future Outlook

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Why in News? About SAF Benefits IOC’s First Commercial SAF Plant India’s SAF Targets Challenges Future Pathways 👉 This development marks a major step in India’s green aviation transition.

Why in news? Recently, S&P Global Ratings upgraded India’s sovereign rating to BBB from BBB-, the country’s first upgrade in nearly two decades. The move is significant not only because of the long gap but also due to its far-reaching implications for India’s economic standing, investor confidence, and global credibility . What’s in Today’s Article? About

Location: Dibrugarh & Tinsukia districts, Assam. Status: National Park; UNESCO Biosphere Reserve (1997). Boundaries: North – Brahmaputra & Lohit rivers; South – Dibru river. Vegetation: Moist mixed semi-evergreen & deciduous forests, canebrakes, grasslands. Special Feature: Largest Salix swamp forest in NE India. Climate: Tropical monsoon – hot, wet summers; cool, dry winters. Flora: Dillenia indica,

Location: One of four rivers in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Origin: Overflow of Vihar Lake, also receives overflow from Powai Lake (2 km downstream). Length: ~18 km. Mouth: Discharges into the Arabian Sea at Mahim Creek. Course: Flows through Powai, Saki Naka, Kurla, Kalina, Vakola, BKC, Dharavi, Mahim. Width: Avg. 5 m (upper reaches); widened to 25

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Sliteye Shark (Loxodon macrorhinus): 👉 Recently recorded in Great Chagos Bank, Indian Ocean (world’s largest coral atoll).