Question 1

Where does Dainik's science news come from?

Accepted Answer

Headlines are aggregated from the public feeds of established Nepali outlets and filtered to the Science category automatically. Dainik does not write or edit this reporting — every headline links straight back to the publisher.

Question 2

How often is the feed updated?

Accepted Answer

Continuously. Each source is re-checked on its own schedule, typically every 5 to 20 minutes, so the top of the feed is rarely more than a few minutes behind the publisher.

Question 3

How are stories sorted into categories?

Accepted Answer

Automatically, by matching keywords in the headline and summary against a fixed bilingual taxonomy. It is an automated process, so expect the occasional misfiled story.

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