Kota Coaching Hub Rebounds: JEE Advanced 2026 Topper Third
Shubham Kumar's AIR 1 in JEE Advanced 2026 marks third consecutive top rank from Kota. Hostel associations report 20-25% admission surge, signaling rebound after pandemic decline.
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US War Secretary Hegseth Calls India 'Critical Anchor'
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth praised India as a critical anchor for Indo-Pacific balance of power and proposed co-producing Javelin anti-tank missiles in India to boost readiness.
Eminent Linguist Probal Dasgupta Dies at 72 in Kolkata
Probal Dasgupta, renowned Indian linguist and Esperantist, died at 72 after a stroke. He contributed to formal linguistics, sociolinguistics, and language politics.
GTA 6 Review Scores Still Matter: Take-Two CEO
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick emphasizes review scores remain vital for games like GTA 6, despite social media's rise. He also addresses launch challenges for Borderlands 4 and Civilization 7.
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7 in 10 Gen Z Prefer Short Vacations Over Long Leave
Airbnb report reveals 70% of Gen Z prefer short, frequent trips over long annual vacations, reshaping travel trends globally.
Vinita Gupta: India Now Offers Good Opportunities for Engineers
Vinita Gupta, first Indian-origin woman to take her company public in the US, says India now offers good opportunities for engineers, unlike when she arrived in 1974. She still encourages techies to come to Silicon Valley for its egalitarian nature.
Schengen Visa Rejections: Top 10 Countries Most Likely to Deny You
In 2025, nearly 12 million Schengen visa applications were processed, with Malta topping the rejection list at 38.4%. China, Türkiye, India, Russia, and Morocco remain top applicants.
Giripremi Team Scales Friendship Peak in Alpine Style
Pune's Giripremi team completed an alpine-style ascent of Friendship Peak in the Pir Panjal Range, reaching the summit on May 24, 2026.
Ahmedabad Zoo's Summer Care: Coolers, Mist, Geothermal Pipes
As temperatures cross 42°C, Kankaria Zoo in Ahmedabad uses mist sprinkling, geothermal pipes, coolers, and ORS water pools to protect animals from heat stress.
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India Ranks 5th in Global Digital Economy on Frugal Blueprint
India climbs to 5th in global digitalisation, leading in AI users and talent, digital exports, and connectivity, despite lower per capita income.
Haryana CM Saini launches AI Sandbox in Gurugram
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini launched the AI Sandbox in Gurugram to leverage artificial intelligence for efficient governance, focusing on road infrastructure, education, healthcare, and water supply.
Sachin Tendulkar's Stance Against Surrogate Tobacco Ads
Sachin Tendulkar's consistent refusal to endorse tobacco products, even indirectly, highlights responsible celebrity conduct amid rising surrogate advertising concerns in India.
TelePIX, Bellatrix Team for VLEO Satellite by 2028
South Korea's TelePIX and Bengaluru's Bellatrix Aerospace sign MoU to jointly develop a next-generation VLEO Earth observation satellite, with a demo mission targeted for 2028.
Longest Total Solar Eclipse of 21st Century on August 2, 2027
The longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century visible from land will occur on August 2, 2027, with totality lasting up to 6 minutes 23 seconds, viewable from Spain to Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
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Becerra Reverses on California's 2035 Gas Car Ban
Democratic gubernatorial frontrunner Xavier Becerra shocks Democrats by refusing to fully back California's 2035 ban on new gas-powered cars, citing affordability and infrastructure issues.
Asus ROG Ally X20 20th Anniversary Bundle Launched
Asus ROG announces Ally X20 bundle for 20th anniversary, featuring OLED display, Ryzen AI processor, and AR glasses for immersive gaming.
Greek Proverb: Tongue Has No Bones But Breaks Bones
Explore the Greek proverb 'The tongue has no bones, but it breaks bones,' highlighting the power of words to harm or heal. Learn its meaning and life lessons.
The Sun Is Actually White, Not Yellow: Science Explains
Contrary to common belief, the Sun is white, not yellow. Earth's atmosphere scatters blue light, making the Sun appear yellow. Learn the science behind this phenomenon.
Rare and Unique Snakes of the Amazon Rainforest
Explore the fascinating world of Amazonian snakes, from the massive Green Anaconda to the venomous Bushmaster, Fer-de-Lance, and the stunning Emerald Tree Boa.
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Harvard Scientists Create Self-Reproducing Cells from Non-Living Chemicals
Harvard scientists have created synthetic cells from non-living chemicals that can self-reproduce, grow, and evolve, offering insights into the origins of life and abiogenesis.
Role Models Key to India's Entrepreneurial Growth: Kamath
Nikhil Kamath and Martin Escobari discuss resilience, leadership, and the importance of role models for India's entrepreneurial growth on People by WTF podcast.
Jupiter's Powerful Transit Returns After 12 Years: Impact on Cancer, Leo & Virgo
After 12 years, Jupiter's powerful transit returns, bringing major changes for Cancer, Leo, and Virgo. Astrologer Prakash Joshi explains how this rare planetary movement influences luck, career, finances, relationships, and success.
Giovanni Guida: Grattage as Devotional Art and Spiritual Archaeology
Artist Giovanni Guida transforms Surrealist grattage into a devotional practice, using lapis lazuli and Via Negativa to reveal the Absolute. His works, placed beside relics in cathedrals, become objects of prayer.
Medieval Church Floor in Dijon Reveals Hidden Burial Chambers
A maintenance project at the Church of Saint Philibert in Dijon, France, uncovered a hidden staircase leading to medieval burial vaults, 11th-century graves, and Merovingian sarcophagi, revealing over a thousand years of history.
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Gene Test Spares Breast Cancer Patients Chemotherapy
The OPTIMA trial shows that women over 40 with low Prosigna scores can skip chemo and use hormone therapy alone, transforming breast cancer care.
ASUS ROG Turns 20 with Edition 20 Collection: AIO Cooler Motherboard, RTX 5090, Holographic PC
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From Agni-5 to Hypersonics: India's Indigenous Defence Arsenal
India is rapidly advancing its indigenous defence technologies, from Agni-V missiles to hypersonic vehicles, aiming for self-reliance and strengthening its military capabilities across all domains.
Mira One Genome Test: ₹1 Lakh Wellness Flex or Smart Move?
Mira One, a ₹1 lakh test from PreventiveHealth.ai, combines blood markers, pharmacogenomics, and whole genome sequencing. Is it a status symbol or a genuine health tool? We investigate.
Colombian Emeralds in Ancient Panamanian Burials
A new study confirms that green stones buried with elite leaders in Panama over 1,000 years ago were Colombian emeralds, revealing long-distance exchange networks.
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Hidden Ecosystem Found in Deepest Ocean Trenches
Chinese researchers discovered a dense ecosystem of 32 species in the hadal zone, 4.7-6.8 miles deep, challenging the belief that these depths are barren. The organisms feed on organic debris, not chemosynthesis.
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