Late actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s cousin on fresh CBI probe into Disha Salian’s death
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India vs Japan Live: Rain threat looms as India face Japan in historic one-off T20I
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'Dhoni obviously plays a key role': CSK reveal thinking behind Zaheer Khan appointment
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'Pujara used to irritate us': Tim Paine recalls Australia's biggest headache against India
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Asian Games Live: Elavenil, Parth qualify for 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team final
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From Odisha’s villages to the Asian Games: The stories behind India’s women’s rugby squad
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Inevitable veto power? 4 European nations back India’s permanent UN seat bid
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Chandra’s done great job for Tata: JP Morgan’s Dimon
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‘We don’t condone cheating’: IIT Bombay students call for reforms after Sahil’s death
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5 British schoolgirls, 14-15, build firebreak robot, represent UK globally
Five schoolgirls from Kent have built a robot to combat wildfires. Their innovative design features five-meter folding arms for clearing vegetation effectively. This remarkable achievement earned them the chance to represent Great Britain at an international robotics competition. The team will compete in South Korea, showcasing their solution to environmental challenges. They aim to inspire more girls into STEM fields through this global opportunity.
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Can you reshape a newborn's nose with your fingers? A doctor says don't count on it in this viral reel
A traditional practice suggests that pressing a baby's nose each day can help shape it more sharply over time. Nevertheless, doctors assert that this method does not effectively change the nose's structure. Unlike the skull, the cartilage in a nose remains pliable and does not possess internal rigidity. For a lasting change in nose shape, surgical procedures are necessary.
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Northeast US airports resume operations after telecom outage disrupts thousands of flights
US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the communications lines had been repaired and operations were gradually resuming, although passengers were still expected to face delays as airlines worked through the backlog. "The telecom lines have been repaired, and all airport operations in the Northeast are resuming," Duffy said. The outage meant that flights headed for some of the airports could not land.
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In the 1950s, European starlings were introduced to America: How Shakespeare's birds spread across the continent and began competing with native species for food
European starlings were introduced to Central Park in New York over a century ago. These birds rapidly adapted and spread across the continent, multiplying significantly. Researchers observed genetic changes in starling populations adapting to local environmental conditions. The species thrives in human-modified areas and competes aggressively for nesting sites. While populations have declined from their peak, starlings remain widespread across North America.
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Meet Jenneec: The 7-month pregnant Indian woman who completed the HYROX mixed-doubles race in Japan
At seven months pregnant, athlete Jenneec showcased her extraordinary spirit by finishing a demanding HYROX race in Japan. She skillfully maneuvered through workout stations and running laps, inspiring countless viewers online. Jenneec's determination underscores the potential for women to pursue their athletic goals during pregnancy, proving that significant life changes need not deter one's true self.
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Oil remains above $100 per barrel as traders await potential US-Iran talks
Oil prices climbed above one hundred dollars a barrel as Middle East tensions intensified. Traders weighed signs of possible US-Iran talks against continuing tensions in the Gulf. Yemen's Houthis conducted attacks on Riyadh and a Saudi Aramco facility. Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped sharply due to ongoing conflict. The US and Iran have traded threats for over six months now.
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