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    India, US agree to step up cooperation on semiconductors, critical minerals

    India and the US have deepened their cooperation on supply chain, semiconductors, and critical minerals during the iCET meeting in New Delhi. They launched a new strategic semiconductor partnership to co-develop processes for precision-guided ammunition. The partnership also aims to build India's semiconductor and ICT ecosystem. Additionally, they agreed to work together on ensuring a reliable supply of critical minerals, including co-investing in lithium and rare earths projects. Both countries are also establishing an Advanced Materials R&D Forum and exploring collaborations in technologies for critical minerals.

    Did upcoming solar eclipse cause New Jersey earthquake? Will it trigger thunderstorms, create havoc in US?

    Several conspiracy theories have spread online after the earthquake. It has also been speculated that the cosmic phenomenon could spark earthquakes and severe thunderstorms. However, the USGS has outrightly rejected any relation between earthquakes and solar eclipses.

    Pentagon plans AI-based programme to estimate prices for critical minerals

    The programme, which received little attention after it was announced on a Pentagon website in October, is part of Washington's broader efforts to jumpstart US production of critical minerals used in weapons manufacturing and the energy transition.

    US Geological Survey confirms 3.6 magnitude earthquake in Illinois, details inside

    Standard, located approximately 100 miles southwest of Chicago in Putnam County, became the epicenter of the seismic activity that unfolded at 4:42 a.m., according to the United States Geological Survey.

    Arunachal signs MoU with Norwegian Geotechnical Institute to explore harnessing geothermal potential

    The intention of this MoU is to provide a facilitating mechanism for the two parties to work together on mutually agreed, progressive and supportive activities; aiming for further development in the field of Geotechnics and Rock Engineering by dealing with complex sub-surface geological and geotechnical issues faced by the state.

    A magnitude 3.9 aftershock rattles Morocco as rescuers seek survivors in ancient cities and towns

    Those same areas were shaken anew Sunday by a magnitude 3.9 quake, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. It wasn't immediately clear if the temblor caused more damage or casualties, but it was likely strong enough to rattle nerves in areas where damage has left buildings unstable and people have spoken of their fears of aftershocks.

    The Economic Times
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