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1. IIIT-Delhi, French researchers develop AI-based system to fight superbugs  Medical Buyer
2. IIIT-Delhi, French researchers develop AI tool to outsmart drug-resistant superbugs  ET HealthWorld
3. Challenges and Opportunities: Interplay between Infectious Disease and Antimicrobial Resistance in Medical Device Surface Applications  ACS Publications
4. Breakthrough AI Tool from IIIT-Delhi and Inria Saclay Offers New Hope in Combating Antimicrobial Resistance  eHealth Magazine
5. AI system developed to identify alternative antibiotics for drug-resistant infections  drugscontrol.org

1. Month after Pahalgam terror attack, tourist spots in Kashmir remain silent  The Hindu
2. A month after meadow massacre, empty hotels, restaurants speak of Pahalgam’s desolation  Times of India
3. Pahalgam Attack: Key Perpetrators Still Elude Capture One Month On  Deccan Herald
4. One month since Pahalgam attack: Charting India's path from tragedy to Op Sindoor against terror camps in Pakistan, PoK  Mint
5. Pahalgam locals continue to grapple with loss of livelihood month after terror attack  Hindustan Times

जागरण संवाददाता, पटना। Bihar Weather Today: प्रदेश में आंधी-पानी से मौसम सामान्य बने होने के साथ लोगों को भीषण गर्मी से राहत मिली है। यह प्री मानसून की वजह से है। उत्तर बिहार में बदरा खूब बरस रहे हैं, जबकि पटना समेत दक्षिणी भागों में बूंदाबांदी की स्थिति बनी है।

मौसम विज्ञान केंद्र के अनुसार अगले 24 घंटों के दौरान पटना सहित अधिसंख्य भागों में बादल छाए रहने, कुछ स्थानों पर 40-50 किमी प्रतिघंटा की रफ्तार से हवा चलने व छिटपुट वर्षा के आसार है।

6 जिलों के लिए ऑरेंज अलर्ट

प्रदेश के छह जिलों के बक्सर, भोजपुर, भभुआ, रोहतास, औरंगाबाद एवं अरवल में 50-60 किमी प्रतिघंटा की रफ्तार से आंधी-पानी को लेकर ऑरेंज अलर्ट जारी किया गया है। पांच दिनों के दौरान अधिकतम तापमान में विशेष परिवर्तन की संभावना नहीं है।

बिहार की राजधानी पटना समेत अपने जिले के मौसम का हाल जानने के लिए यहां क्लिक करें।

बीते 24 घंटों के दौरान भागलपुर, सुपौल, गया, मधुबनी, किशनगंज, पूर्वी चंपारण, बांका, पूर्णिया, जमुई के अलग-अलग भागों में वर्षा दर्ज की गई। भागलपुर के सोनहलुआ में सर्वाधिक वर्षा 59 मिमी दर्ज की गई।

गुरुवार को पटना सहित 17 जिलों के अधिकतम तापमान में गिरावट दर्ज की गई। पटना का अधिकतम तापमान 34.5 डिग्री सेल्सियस दर्ज किया गया जबकि 39.2 डिग्री सेल्सियस के साथ डेहरी (रोहतास) सबसे गर्म रहा। पटना व आसपास इलाकों में धूप व आंशिक बादल छाए रहने से मौसम खुशनुमा बना रहा।

इन जगहों पर दर्ज हुई वर्षा

गया के डुमरिया में 46.4 मिमी, सुपौल के छातापुर में 45.2 मिमी, गया के इमामगंज में 44.2 मिमी, मधुबनी के बेनीपट्टी में 44 मिमी, सुपौल के किशनपुर में 42.2 मिमी, मधुबनी के झंझारपुर में 39 मिमी, किशनगंज के ठाकुरगंज में 37 मिमी, पूर्वी चंपारण के अदापुर में 36.2 मिमी, मधेपुरा के कुमारखंड में 35 मिमी।

बांका के बेलहर में 35 मिमी, दरभंगा के जाले में 32.4 मिमी, बांका के कटोरिया में 28.4 मिमी, मधुबनी में 28.1 मिमी, बांका के शंभूगंज में 26.4 मिमी, पश्चिम चंपारण के सुगौली में 25.2 मिमी, झाझा में 24.8 मिमी एवं पश्चिम चंपारण के सिकटा में 24.6 मिमी वर्षा दर्ज की गई।

प्रमुख शहरों का तापमान शहर अधिकतम (तापमान डिग्री सेल्सियस में)
न्यूनतम (तापमान डिग्री सेल्सियस में)

पटना

34.5 26.4 गया 35.0 25.4 भागलपुर 34.2 24.6 मुजफ्फरपुर 31.0 25.2

1. Canada cuts permits for Indian students by 31% as it curbs study visas  Firstpost
2. Indian Students Face Roadblock As Canada Slashes Permits By 31%  NDTV
3. Canada cuts Indian student permits by 31%  Hindustan Times
4. Canada tightens visa requirements, reduces Indian student permits by 31%  Times of India
5. Indian study permits see 31% drop as Canada tightens international student cap  The Indian Express

1. Indian stock market: 10 key things that changed for market overnight - Gift Nifty, Sensex rejig to US Treasury yields  Mint
2. Sensex up over a percent, Nifty near 24,900 supported by IT rally, drop in US treasury yields  Moneycontrol
3. Sensex jumps 900 points, Nifty tops 24,900; ITC, tech stocks lead gainers  The Economic Times
4. Markets bounce back in early trade after sharp fall in previous session  The Hindu
5. Stock Market LIVE Updates: Sensex up 850 pts, Nifty near 24,900; Belrise Industries IPO closes today  Business Standard

1. Apple defies Trump to expand India manufacturing  Financial Times
2. Apple’s biggest contract manufacturer Foxconn readies 300-acre iPhone making campus in India with dorms f  Times of India
3. Foxconn India investment: Trump warns Apple, but Foxconn to proceed with $1.5 bn Chennai iPhone plant  Business Standard
4. Foxconn building dorms at 300-acre iPhone campus in India: Report  India Today
5. Foxconn’s 300-Acre iPhone Campus Near Bengaluru Begins Dorm Construction - 40,000 Jobs Up for Grabs  Times Now

1. Salman Khan teases new project with Sooraj Pancholi; says 'subah Sooraj chamkega'  Times of India
2. Aditya Pancholi opens up on son Sooraj’s journey at Veer Kesari premiere: Itni life main problem aane ke...  Moneycontrol
3. Kesari Veer movie review: Sooraj Pancholi, Suniel Shetty's historical drama suffers from a Chhaava, Padmaavat hangover  Hindustan Times
4. Exclusive: Suniel Shetty on stars' silence on Op Sindoor, 'admiring' Shashi Tharoor  India Today
5. How Did Salman Khan Cheer For Sooraj Pancholi Ahead Of Kesari Veer Release?  News18

1. Bangladesh's interim government chief Professor Muhammad Yunus to step down due to..., says, 'difficult to wo  India.Com
2. Bangladesh interim chief Muhammad Yunus on his way out? What we know  Times of India
3. Bangladesh's Interim Government Chief Muhammad Yunus Planning To Resign: Report  NDTV
4. No bloody corridor: Bangladesh Army chief's warning makes Yunus govt blink  India Today
5. Bangladesh army chief wants elections 'by December'  The Hindu

1. India’s Anti-Terror Diplomacy: MP Delegation Led by Kanimozhi Reaches Moscow  Deccan Herald
2. 'Enough is enough': India's all-party delegations arrive in Russia, other nations to expose Pakistan  Hindustan Times
3. UAE, Japan reaffirm support to India's fight against terror  Times of India
4. Bansuri Swaraj in UAE: 'Sindoor now symbolises justice and strength' in fight against terrorism | WATCH  India TV News
5. Indian Delegation In Japan Debunks Pakistan's Fake Narrative, Highlights Anti-Terror Stand  News18

The US government, on Thursday, revoked Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students, marking a significant escalation in its ongoing standoff with the Ivy League school. The decision, announced by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Thursday, directly impacts nearly 6,800 foreign students and intensifies scrutiny over the university’s campus policies.Harvard’s official website states that between 500 to 800 Indian students and scholars are enrolled at the university each year. At present, the number stands at 788.What happens to students already on campus?International students currently enrolled at Harvard must transfer to another SEVP-certified university or risk losing their legal status in the US. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said in a letter that the university failed to comply with federal demands for records related to international students. Noem stated the university was “perpetuating an unsafe campus environment that is hostile to Jewish students, promotes pro-Hamas sympathies and employs racist ‘diversity, equity and inclusion’ policies.”I'm already a Harvard student. Will I be able to graduate?This revocation will take effect from the 2025–26 academic year. While students graduating this semester will be allowed to do so, others must now seek transfer options unless the decision is reversed or halted by a court. Noem added that Harvard can regain its Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) certification if it submits, within 72 hours, disciplinary records, protest-related footage, and documents detailing any unlawful activity by students over the past five years.Can the government control Harvard's enrolments?Harvard called the action unlawful and disruptive to its academic mission. “We are working quickly to provide guidance and support to members of our community,” a university spokesperson said.The US government controls who can enter the country. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) manages the Student and Exchange Visitor Program, which allows colleges to issue documents needed for foreign students to get visas to study in the US. Recently, DHS announced it would remove Harvard from this program, meaning Harvard can no longer provide these documents to international students. This action directly affects Harvard’s ability to enroll students from abroad.The DHS regulates the SEVP, which permits colleges to issue visa documents for international students. Without SEVP status, Harvard cannot support student visa applications. Typically, institutions are removed from SEVP for administrative reasons such as loss of accreditation or closure. This case, however, appears to be the first based on ideological and campus climate concerns. Why is Trump targetting Harvard?This development follows Harvard’s decision in April to reject federal directives aimed at curbing pro-Palestinian protests and dismantling DEI initiatives. Since then, multiple US agencies, including DHS and the National Institutes of Health, have frozen over $2.6 billion in research funding. In response, Harvard has taken legal action to challenge the funding blocks and defend its governance policies.President Donald Trump has also called for revoking Harvard’s tax-exempt status — a move that could significantly disrupt the university’s ability to attract philanthropic donations.The US administration has hinted that similar measures could be applied to other universities. “This should be a warning to every other university to get your act together,” Noem said during an interview with Fox News.Beyond Harvard, the ban has broader implications for the Massachusetts economy. International students not only pay higher tuition but also contribute to local businesses and often remain in the state’s healthcare and research sectors post-graduation.While Harvard prepares for a prolonged legal battle, thousands of international students face immediate uncertainty. The case signals a new phase in how US immigration policies intersect with campus governance and academic freedom.

1. Met all conditions: IMF justifies $1 billion bailout to debt-ridden Pakistan  India Today
2. 'Pakistan Not Allowed To...': IMF Explains $2.3 Billion Bailout Payments  NDTV
3. IMF Assistance to Pakistan: IMF Approves $1 Billion for Pakistan After Meeting Conditions  Deccan Herald
4. IMF confirms Pakistan funding issue didn’t come up for voting  The Hindu
5. 'Met targets': IMF defends $1bn bailout package to Pakistan despite India's pushback  Times of India

1. No power can deter India from punishing Pakistan terror, says PM Modi  Times of India
2. Firstpost brings special ‘e-broadsheet’ on Operation Sindoor, a defining chapter in India’s counter-terror playbook  Firstpost
3. ‘Operation Sindoor’ – a message loud and clear…  Times of India
4. Explained: How India’s Youngest Soldiers Held the Line l Operation Sindoor l Agniveer  Moneycontrol
5. Post-Sindoor agenda for India’s leadership  Hindustan Times

Researchers develop gene therapy that can target airway and lungs via nasal spray  Medical Xpress