The recent introduction of communication technology through amateur radio systems to student scouts in Trichy highlights the importance of radio communication during disasters when modern communication fails. This initiative by the Rockfort Amateur Radio Association aims to train children to handle such situations and overcome their dependency on smartphones and other entertainment gadgets. The use of radio signals for communication in the district has gained popularity, with enthusiasts expressing the potential to communicate with similar groups across the state if a repeater station is provided.

In our recent coverage, we reported on the discovery of a fast radio burst (FRB) named FRB 20220610A, which traveled 8 billion years to reach Earth. These brief bursts of radio waves with unknown origins have the potential to measure the matter between galaxies and provide insights into the universe’s structure.

Furthermore, the Israeli communications minister is considering the shutdown of Al Jazeera’s local bureau, accusing the news station of inciting pro-Hamas sentiments and endangering Israeli soldiers. This proposal has been reviewed by security officials and is being examined by legal experts, with its implementation uncertain following the cabinet discussion.

Lastly, the Bengali Association Trichy is organizing a five-day Durga Puja festival in Tamil Nadu, providing the local population with an opportunity to experience the traditional celebration of West Bengal. Prayers, rituals, and free food will be provided, with people from different states working in Trichy confirming their participation. Special permission has been granted for those residing outside the Bhel township to attend the events.