Optical illusions: These winding lines will fool one’s eyes, so look again |

Optical illusions challenge our perception, revealing how our brains interpret reality. Researchers at the University of Tokyo demonstrated that the neon-color-spreading illusion works on mice, making them valuable test subjects. By combining electrophysiology and optogenetics, they pinpointed that neurons in the V2 layer of the brain play a crucial role in perceiving brightness. What’s the…

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US tariffs: India readies steps to protect exporters; domestic demand push in focus, says economic affairs secretary

India mulls measures to protect exporters after US tariffs (AI image) The government is preparing measures to cushion industries and workers from the fallout of the United States’ steep tariff increase on exports, according to Economic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur. “There are certain employment-heavy sectors which do have exposure to the US and to that…

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Specialty fertiliser sector under risk? China to reimpose export curbs from October; India faces price surge

The specialty fertiliser sector in India could potentially face new supply disruptions as China plans to reenforce export curbs starting October, with potential price increases affecting farmers, according to a senior industry representative.Chinese specialty fertiliser exports have temporarily resumed, offering momentary respite. However, this relief period will conclude as Beijing intends to strengthen export supervision…

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SL vs ZIM, 2nd ODI: Pathum Nissanka century powers Sri Lanka to Zimbabwe ODI series win | Cricket News

Sri Lanka’s batter Pathum Nissanka (AP Photo/Wonder Mashura) Sri Lanka secured a five-wicket one-day international victory against Zimbabwe in Harare on Sunday, winning with three balls remaining and clinching the series 2-0.Pathum Nissanka, the 27-year-old right-hand opener, scored his seventh ODI century with 122 runs off 136 balls, including 16 fours.Nissanka and captain Charith Asalanka…

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