A decisive blow to drug networks!
Congratulations to Assam CM Shri @himantabiswa Ji and Assam Police for this sustained crackdown, which has resulted in 945 arrests, 547 cases and narcotics seizures worth over ₹182 crore, alongside action against 703 hotspots and attachment of properties worth nearly ₹31 crore under process.
Under the Nasha Mukt Bharat vision of PM Modi, the Vision Document on Narcotics Control 2026-29 reaffirms our resolve to dismantle drug networks, strike at their financial foundations and safeguard our youth. The fight against drugs will continue with unwavering resolve.
NEUFC have made a fantastic start to this ISL season! May the season continue just as today’s match endedwith a smile, pride, and victory! Keep the momentum going, Highlanders! 💪 Come on, NEUFC! We stand with you, always.❤️💚
NEUFC have made a fantastic start to this ISL season! May the season continue just as today’s match endedwith a smile, pride, and victory! Keep the momentum going, Highlanders! 💪 Come on, NEUFC! We stand with you, always.❤️💚
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@NEUtdFC NEUFC have made a fantastic start to this ISL season! May the season continue just as today’s match endedwith a smile, pride, and victory! Keep the momentum going, Highlanders! 💪 Come on, NEUFC! We stand with you, always.❤️💚
ANNOUNCING THE 2026 WOLF PRIZE LAUREATES IN CHEMISTRY
The 2026 Wolf Prize in Chemistry is awarded to Pascal Mayer, Shankar Balasubramanian and David Klenerman for developing impactful, low-cost, next generation DNA sequencing methods for genomic medicine.
Their work helped transform DNA sequencing into a technology capable of operating at extraordinary speed and scale.
Balasubramanian and Klenerman pioneered a massively parallel sequencing approach that contributed to a million-fold improvement in sequencing speed and cost, helping make it possible to sequence a human genome for under $200.
Mayer played a pivotal role in turning those breakthroughs into a practical high-throughput sequencing system, integrating the chemistry, microfluidics, optics and computational components needed to make the technology work at scale.
Today, the sequencing platform that grew from this work forms the technological foundation for more than 90% of global sequencing data, powering major advances in genomics and precision medicine.
Congratulations to the 2026 Wolf Prize Laureates in Chemistry!
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