Politics
150 Families in Thane's Bandal Chawl Asked to Vacate for Railway Project
Around 150 families in Thane's Bandal Chawl have been served evacuation notices by railways for infrastructure works related to a new station between Thane and Mulund.
World
Mysuru Stadium to Get Modern Tensile Membrane Roofing for Spectator Gallery
Chamundi Vihar Stadium in Mysuru is installing a tensile membrane roofing system for its spectator gallery at Rs 8 crore, enhancing comfort and reducing noise during events.
Entertainment
Heavy Rain Forces Cancellation of Yuva Sambhrama at Mandya University
Mandya University's Yuva Sambhrama youth festival was canceled after heavy rain and gusty winds damaged the venue, affecting 20,000 students and 48 colleges.
Business
Delhi Food Delivery Agent Dies After Fall From Dabri Flyover In Car Hit-And-Run
A 30-year-old food delivery agent died after falling from the Dabri flyover in southwest Delhi when his scooter was hit by a car. The driver fled. Police have registered a case.
Lifestyle
Technology
Mizoram launches Khuarel app for disaster management
Mizoram's DM&R department and a private firm launched the Khuarel app for disaster incident reporting. Minister Lalnilawma said it enables quick communication and data recording, making Mizoram the first northeastern state with such an app.
Chinese Proverb: 'What If' Scares More Than Real Dangers
A Chinese proverb explains why uncertainty often causes more fear than actual dangers. Learn how to overcome 'what if' thinking and reduce anxiety.
NIT Rourkela patents AI system for food adulteration detection
Researchers at NIT Rourkela have patented a system combining FTIR spectroscopy and machine learning to detect and quantify adulteration in spices and food products rapidly and cost-effectively.
Weather Station to Study Leaf Spot Disease in Areca
An automatic weather station has been installed in an areca garden in Sullia to study how climate change and rainfall affect leaf spot disease spread, said MP Brijesh Chowta.
NASA Chief Urges Pluto Planet Status Restoration
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman voiced support for restoring Pluto's planetary status during a Senate hearing, reigniting debate over the IAU's 2006 reclassification.
