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DNA Explainer: Importance of ASIs discovery at Harappan site of Rakhigarhi, what it means - Rakhigarhi, located about 150 kms from Delhi is one of the five iconic archaeological sites besides Hastinapur, Sivasagar, Dholavira and Adichanallur.

DNA Explainer: How Asani got its name, the need and science behind naming cyclones - Each tropical storm is given a name to avoid confusion, facilitating disaster risk awareness, management, and mitigation.

DNA Explainer: Idea and vision behind Delhi governments new startup policy - Delhi governments vision is to transform the national capital as a Global Innovation Hub and the most preferred destination for startups by 2030.

DNA Explainer: What is Shigella bacteria that caused fatal food poisoning in Kerala - Shigella or shigellosis is an intestinal infection caused by the Enterobacter family. The main symptom of this infection is blood diarrhea.

NASA says some volcanoes might warm climate, destroy ozone layer; what it means - NASA has suggested that flood basalt eruptions can devastate the ozone layer that shields life from the suns ultraviolet radiation.

DNA Explainer: How China plans to control Covid spread using metal barriers - Many of the fences in Shanghai are installed around buildings designated as sealed areas where at least one person has tested positive for Covid-19.

DNA Explainer: Online gaming, casino, horse racing to fall under 28% GST? What it means - Till now, tax officials, instead of taking only commission or processing fee are taxing the entire amount that is been put at stake on online gaming.

DNA Explainer: What is digital detox and why its important to distance from mobile - A digital detox refers to a time period when a person refrains from using devices like smartphones, televisions, computers, tablets and social media.

DNA Explainer: What is end-to-end encryption that Elon Musk wants for Twitter DMs - In a tweet, Elon Musk said that Twitter DMs should have end-to-end encryption like Signal, so that no one can spy on or hack messages.

DNA Explainer: Will sedition law end in India? Its legitimacy and need to challenge - Sedition is a non-bailable offence. Punishment under the law varies from imprisonment up to three years to a life term and fine.