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Subhra Priyadarshini
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Chief Editor, Nature India
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By Subhra Priyadarshini Verified| Nature Verified In the arid, wind-scoured plains of Balochistan, Pakistan, a quiet archaeological revelation has detonated decades of assumptions. A team of international scientists has revised the age of South Asia’s oldest known farming settlement — Mehrgarh — pushing back the clock not to 8000 BCE, as long believed, but to a more modest 5200 BCE1. The finding is a tectonic shift in South Asian prehistory.
By Subhra Priyadarshini Verified| Nature Verified After nearly a decade of planning, lobbying, and fine-tuning, the Indian government has greenlit the full-scale construction of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory-India (LIGO-India), a world-class gravitational wave observatory. With a formal tender for civil and vacuum works issued this week and a ₹1600 crore (~$190 million USD) construction budget now unlocked, India’s contribution to the global hunt for gravitational waves is shifting from blueprints to brick and steel.
By Subhra Priyadarshini Verified| Nature Verified In the arid, wind-scoured plains of Balochistan, Pakistan, a quiet archaeological revelation has detonated decades of assumptions. A team of international scientists has revised the age of South Asia’s oldest known farming settlement — Mehrgarh — pushing back the clock not to 8000 BCE, as long believed, but to a more modest 5200 BCE1. The finding is a tectonic shift in South Asian prehistory.
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