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Assessing Zn 12 O 12 nanocage for the elimination of ciprofloxacin from drinking water using DFT simulations

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By Qaisar Ali, Hamad Khan, Salman Ahmad Khan, Mahtab Alam, Ajmal Shah, Abdullah F Alasmari, Fawaz Alasmari
| Nature Verified
Abstract According to the biochemical theory, the presence of pollutants such as antibiotics is a worldwide issue since they foster antibiotic resistance. A detailed DFT analysis was carried out to examine the adsorption capabilities of the Zn12O12 nanocage for ciprofloxacin (CIP). Five optimal structures of Zn12O12–CIP complexes were identified, designated as CMP-1, CMP-2, CMP-3, CMP-4, and CMP-5.
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Book Review | A Double Act in Politics and Media

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By Mahtab Alam
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Shahid Siddiqui is a journalist-cum-politician. In fact, it is often difficult to distinguish whether he is a politician first or a journalist. It is perhaps because he inherited this ambiguity from his late father, Abdul Waheed Siddiqui, who also played the double role of a politician and a journalist. Over the years, Siddiqui has switched several political parties, starting with the Congress.
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Book Review | How Did AAP Lose Its Mojo?

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By Mahtab Alam
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Fourteen years is not a long time in politics and for political parties. It takes forever to build a party and capture power. In this sense, the upsurge of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has been a rare phenomenon. Within eleven years of its formation, AAP was able to form a government in not just one but two states, namely Delhi and Punjab and a lot has been written about this. However, the ‘sudden’ downturn of the party in Delhi is still an understudied subject.
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