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India's Billion-Dollar Textile Recycling Industry Fueled by Global Fast Fashion Waste
Every year, the world generates 92 million metric tons of textile waste, with fast fashion accelerating the crisis. India's recycling economy processes this discarded clothing but at a severe health cost to workers.
Harvard Professor Addresses Hantavirus Risks Amid Cruise Ship Evacuations
Passengers began evacuating a cruise ship hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak that has killed at least three. Harvard's Joseph Allen highlights contradictory messaging on transmission after consulting a ship doctor. The 17 Americans will be observed in Nebraska.
National Technology Day 2026 Celebrates India's Pokhran-II Nuclear Tests and Tech Self-Reliance
Observed annually on May 11, the day commemorates 1998 Pokhran-II tests, Trishul missile, and Hansa-3 flight. It honors A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and showcases advances in AI, clean energy, biotech, and space. Events feature exhibitions and awards by the Ministry of Science and Technology.
Canadians Repatriated from Hantavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship MV Hondius for Isolation
Four Canadians returned home via repatriation flight to self-isolate for 21 days after exposure on the ship docked in Spain's Canary Islands. At least 10 Canadians affected, none showing symptoms. Health officials monitor the outbreak.