AI Image Helps Kerala Police Nab Fugitive After 25 Years
Kerala Police used an AI-generated age-progressed image to track down a man who had been absconding for nearly 25 years after allegedly murdering his wife in Edacheri in 2001.
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Amaterasu Cosmic Ray: Second Most Powerful Particle Detected
In May 2021, the Telescope Array in Utah detected Amaterasu, the second strongest cosmic ray after Oh-My-God. Its origin remains unknown, sparking scientific intrigue.
Robotic Knee Replacement Transforms Lives: 500 Surgeries in Lucknow
Apollomedics Hospitals in Lucknow celebrated 500 robotic knee replacement surgeries with an event where patients shared their transformative journeys from pain to freedom.
NASA Reveals Hidden 2.5-Billion-Year-Old Structure in Zimbabwe
NASA satellite imaging and geophysics mapping have revealed a 2.5-billion-year-old hidden structure inside Zimbabwe's Great Dyke, offering new insights into early Earth geology and magma systems.
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MSEDCL ToD Concession Benefits Rs 2,235 Crore to 70 Lakh
The Time-of-Day concession by MSEDCL has provided benefits worth Rs 2,235 crore to nearly 70 lakh users since July 2025, promoting daytime electricity usage with solar power.
CORE Streamers Face Police Raid During Live Stream
The new creator group CORE experienced a police raid during their first day of streaming after a false swatting report, but safely resumed their stream.
Instagram's Success: Doing Less and Focusing on Photos
Learn how Instagram founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger built a billion-dollar app by focusing on photo sharing, ignoring feature bloat, and listening to user behavior.
Nehru Centre Revamp Brings Ancient Indian History to Life
The Nehru Centre in Mumbai unveils a revamped Discovery of India exhibition, using immersive dioramas, interactive maps, and replicas to trace India's history from prehistory to the Chola period, aiming to make history engaging and multidimensional.
AIIMS Introduces Safer Spine Surgery Technique
AIIMS Delhi has pioneered a new spine surgery technique that is safer and more reliable, reducing complications and recovery time for patients with spinal disorders.
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Over 58,000 Candidates Appear for NEET-UG in Andhra Pradesh
More than 58,000 candidates appeared for NEET-UG across Andhra Pradesh on Sunday, with exams held in 180 centres across 28 towns under strict protocols.
NEET-UG 2025: Biology Easy, Physics Moderate, Experts Say
Experts said the biology section of NEET-UG was easy but lengthy, while physics had moderate complexity. The exam had 180 questions for 720 marks.
Nimhans Commissions Rs 35 Crore Neuroscience Museum
Nimhans partners with Tagbin to build India's first large-scale neuroscience-led immersive museum in Bengaluru, featuring over 50 interactive installations and the largest preserved brain collection.
ANRF Mandates Retraction Disclosure, Bans AI Research
India's ANRF now requires researchers to declare past publication retractions and sign undertakings against AI-generated proposals, reinforcing zero tolerance for plagiarism.
Innovation Driving India's Space Ecosystem: MEA Spox
MEA spokesperson highlights innovation as a key driver of India's space ecosystem after the successful launch of GalaxEye's Mission Drishti, a private satellite mission.
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Bengaluru's Rainwater Goes to Waste Despite Mandatory Harvesting
Bengaluru loses most of its rainfall to runoff due to concretisation, weak RWH compliance, and poor maintenance, with only 10% percolating groundwater.
NIT Rourkela develops new material for aircraft landing gear
Researchers at NIT Rourkela have created a lightweight, durable nanocomposite for aircraft landing gear, aligning with Atmanirbhar Bharat. The study is published in Materials Letters.
Console Exclusives Still Matter, But Priorities Shift
A new survey shows exclusive games remain key for console choice, but importance is down 8% year-over-year. Sony and Microsoft rethink multi-platform strategies.
Tucker Carlson: Trump Has Supernatural Spell on People
Tucker Carlson claims President Trump has a supernatural influence that makes people compliant, comparing it to a spell or hashish in a New York Times interview.
Padman Claims 2026 Nobel Peace Prize Nomination
Social entrepreneur Arunachalam Muruganantham, known as 'Padman,' claims he has been nominated for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. He says a third party submitted his name, which was accepted within 24 hours.
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Oscars Ban AI-Generated Performances and Scripts from Awards
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has updated Oscars rules to ban AI-generated performances and scripts, requiring human authorship and consent for eligibility.
Japanese Interval Walking: Simple Method to Improve Fitness
Discover the Japanese walking method that blends posture, rhythm, and consistency to boost fitness naturally. Learn how interval walking improves health without high intensity.
Sam Altman Hires Lawyer William Savitt Who Beat Musk
Sam Altman hires lawyer William Savitt, who previously forced Elon Musk to complete a Twitter deal, for a high-stakes AI case.
Man's Reality Shattered by AI Chatbot: A Cautionary Tale
A former civil servant from Northern Ireland developed severe delusions after extensive use of xAI's Grok chatbot, believing he was being surveilled and targeted. Experts warn of AI's potential to induce psychosis.
Elon Musk Testifies xAI Used OpenAI Models for Training
Elon Musk testified in court that his AI startup xAI used OpenAI's models through distillation to improve its systems, sparking debate on AI training ethics and legality.
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White job seeker claims hiring bias after using Indian surname Singh
A viral video shows a White job seeker claiming he got more responses after changing his surname to 'Singh', sparking debate on alleged hiring bias favoring Indians in the US.
SCOTUS Reviews Geofence Warrants in Robbery Case
The Supreme Court will examine whether geofence warrants violate the Fourth Amendment, stemming from a 2019 bank robbery in Richmond where cellphone location data led to a conviction.
Israel Approves F-35 and F-15IA Jet Purchase in $119B Plan
Israel's defence ministry has approved the purchase of F-35 and F-15IA fighter jets from Lockheed Martin and Boeing as part of a $119 billion modernisation plan to boost air superiority.
Bhagavad Gita Lessons for Life Challenges and Happiness
Discover powerful Bhagavad Gita lessons to overcome life's challenges and stay happy. Ancient wisdom for modern life, from thought control to karma yoga.
Baby Frogs Mimic Poop to Evade Predators
Wallace's flying frog juveniles have a poop-like appearance with red bodies and white spots, deterring predators. Research shows this masquerade reduces attacks by half.
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AI Used in China to Digitally Recreate Ex-Partners
Young people in China are using AI to recreate their ex-partners digitally, raising questions about privacy, emotional dependency, and the role of technology in relationships.
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