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- 1Quaker promotes protein ladoo and chikki bites in Bengali●Quaker Protein Ladooz and Chikki Bites | Bengali | 27secs
Quaker India is running a short Bengali-language spot promoting its protein ladooz and chikki bites, traditional Indian snacks positioned as high-protein options. The campaign blends familiar festive treats with modern nutrition messaging, and it is drawing a large response from Bengali-speaking audiences across the region.
- 2RBI's 'Financial Earthquake' claim sparks bank account alarm in India●RBI का Financial Earthquake, आपका BANK ACCOUNT अब बच नहीं सकता | CWSJ-3813 | Sumeet Jain
A viral Hindi commentary by Sumeet Jain warns of a sweeping Reserve Bank of India change, claiming bank accounts in India can no longer be protected and calling it a 'financial earthquake'. The dramatic framing has drawn massive engagement, with viewers debating deposit rules, account safety and what new RBI measures could mean for ordinary account holders.
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Search interest in the San Jose Earthquakes is rising in connection with Colorado, putting the Major League Soccer club among trending topics in the region. The specific event linking the team to Colorado is not detailed in available information, though it likely relates to a match or matchup between the Earthquakes and Colorado Rapids. Fans appear to be following the club's activity closely.
- 4Magnitude 4.9 earthquake strikes east of Port-Olry, Vanuatu●📍 117 km E of Port-Olry, Vanuatu 🕐 Thu 29 Oct 2026 00:57 UTC 🌍 M4.9 Earthquake 🟢 Light 📊 Magnitude: 4.9 📏 Depth: 10 km —
A magnitude 4.9 earthquake struck about 117 kilometres east of Port-Olry, Vanuatu, early on Thursday 29 October 2026 at 00:57 UTC. The quake occurred at a shallow depth of roughly 10 kilometres, and was classed as a light event, with no reports of significant damage or injuries so far. Seismic alerts registered the event via USGS data, noting its location in the seismically active region near the Pacific tectonic plate boundary.
- 5The Quake fan behind the map editor everyone uses●The Quake Fan who built the map editor everybody uses
A new profile tells the story of a Quake community member who created a map editor that went on to become a widely used tool across game level design. The piece traces how a hobby project rooted in the 1990s modding scene grew into software relied on by designers well beyond its original fandom, drawing attention and discussion on Hacker News.
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The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, which struck Kobe and surrounding areas on January 17, 1995, is trending in Japan. The 7.3-magnitude disaster killed more than 6,400 people and remains one of the country's deadliest postwar earthquakes. Japanese users are searching for and discussing the event, likely reflecting remembrance of the victims and disaster-preparedness discussions around its anniversary.
- 7Magnitude 4.8 Earthquake Strikes South of Guam●📍 36 km SSW of Merizo Village, Guam 🕐 Thu 29 Oct 2026 02:18 UTC 🌍 M4.8 Earthquake 🟢 Light 📊 Magnitude: 4.8 📏 Depth: 70.2
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck about 36 km southwest of Merizo Village, Guam, on Thursday 29 October 2026 at 02:18 UTC, at an intermediate depth of roughly 70 km. The USGS classified the shaking as light, and no damage or injuries have been reported. Seismic activity is common in the region, which sits near the Pacific tectonic plate boundary.
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A magnitude 2.3 earthquake was felt Monday evening in Mayenne, in western France, with residents reporting a low metallic rumbling. The quake caused no reported damage, but even modest tremors are rare enough in the region to draw local attention, alongside ongoing regional news such as emergency room closures at the CHNM hospital.
- 9Scientists use earthquake sensors to explain hula hoop physics▼Decoding the loopy physics of hula hooping with high-tech earthquake sensors
Researchers have turned to high-tech seismic sensors, typically used to detect earthquakes, to study the motion of hula hoops and decode the physics behind keeping them spinning around the waist. The work examines the loops and rhythmic body movements required to keep a hoop aloft, offering new insight into a familiar playground toy through precise motion measurement.
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Three months after the earthquake in Japan, thousands of residents are still relying on water assistance, according to the Asahi Shimbun. Recovery efforts continue in affected areas, with many communities yet to restore normal water supply, drawing attention to the slow pace of reconstruction.
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TBS News reports that newly analysed footage showing the moment a fault slipped during the 2026 Kumamoto earthquake has revealed new details. The fault moved at a speed of one metre per second, and the area was struck by two violent shocks. The findings are drawing attention for showing how quickly the quake unfolded along the fault line.