Small fields, great diversity: How a diverse patchwork of crops helps birds
Birds are not only beautiful to look at and listen to; they also play important roles in nature. They eat pests and disperse seeds. They are generally considered indicators of a healthy environment. When birds thrive, soil and water quality often benefit as well. A new study published in the journal Landscape Ecology shows that growing a variety of crops in small field patches creates better habitats for birds.
Engineered coating lets mitochondria retain their ability to produce energy
Researchers have coated mitochondria with innovative materials without compromising their function, according to a study by IRCCS Fondazione Istituto Neurologico Carlo Besta (FINCB) and Politecnico di Milano. The research was conducted as part of the BraiNs joint laboratory, inaugurated in 2023.
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Beyond temperature: How people experience urban heat
Urban heat is more than a matter of temperature. It can affect how people sleep, work, travel through the city and dress, and even how safe or comfortable they feel in public spaces. Yet these everyday consequences often remain invisible in conventional assessments of urban heat.
Nine generations of virtual dating reveal how fish shape their ideal mates
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Why monkeys handle conflicts better than we do
Conflicts with our colleagues, loved ones or team members can quickly stifle communication, heighten tensions and undermine relationships. However, a decision or compromise is not always enough to restore cooperation
How a new textile fabric could triple production in strawberry plants
A new textile used to cover strawberry plants more than tripled fruit yields in tunnel field tests without harming plant health. The technology could also significantly reduce water and pesticide use in strawberry fields.
Light-driven nickel catalyst forms chemical bonds using less metal
Pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and agrochemicals are produced industrially using a wide range of chemical reactions. These processes need to become more efficient, less expensive, and more sustainable.
Christian amulets preserved Roman traditions of protection
For centuries, the Romans turned to amulets to protect themselves or their surroundings. Research by Ph.D. candidate Patricia Kret shows that this tradition continued into the early days of Christianity.
New Irish language tool makes school more accessible for autistic children
A new Irish-language tool developed by researchers at Trinity College Dublin is allowing autistic children from Irish-language communities to participate more fully in school and their communities.
Molecular simulations reveal how an enzyme
Enzymes are often described as molecular machines that recognize and process specific molecules. However, they are not rigid structures. Their shapes can change, affecting how molecules enter, interact with and remain within their active sites.
Dyed liquid crystals enable light-only control of optical components
A new technique for controlling optical components with light could help usher in a generation of high-efficiency signal-processing technology that could drive futuristic applications such as holographic video.
New index links changing ocean food webs to Bermuda
Spiny lobster larvae spend six to nine months drifting in the open ocean, feeding within the plankton community, before eventually settling into shallow-water habitats such as mangroves, seagrass beds or coral reefs. This means the number of young lobsters reaching Bermuda is strongly influenced by ocean conditions across the wider North Atlantic and Caribbean region.
LISA to the rescue: Using light to fix cell division
Cell division is a complex process. At the heart of this complexity is a membraneless organelle called the centrosome, which is made up of more than 200 components. It is responsible for clustering mitotic spindles, threadlike structures needed to separate genetic material. It has long remained unclear which parts of the centrosome are necessary and sufficient for spindle assembly.
New device measures curved mirrors
Researchers at AIST have developed a device that measures the absolute surface profile of curved optical elements with high precision without touching them.
AI structure prediction speeds discovery of
A Baylor College of Medicine-led team has developed a strategy that combines the analysis of thousands of proteins with artificial intelligence to accelerate the discovery of small molecules called molecular glues to treat disease. Their approach, published in Nature Communications, has uncovered a new class of molecular glues that could neutralize harmful proteins linked to blood cancers and autoimmune diseases. The work also shows how AI-based structural modeling can help chemists optimize compounds well before experiments reveal how they work.
Goldman Sachs' John Waldron edges closer to succeeding David Solomon as CEO
Goldman Sachs is reportedly considering John Waldron as the next CEO to succeed David Solomon. Waldron, currently the chief operating officer, may transition into the role by 2028. The bank awarded Waldron a significant stock package last year to encourage his retention. Solomon, who has led the bank for eight years, could become executive chairman post-succession. These discussions surrounding leadership succession are ongoing within the company's board.
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New feathered, winged dinosaur from China challenges our theories on bird and dinosaur evolution
A newly described feathered dinosaur found in northeastern China adds evidence supporting the theory that flight-related features evolved differently in various bird-like dinosaur groups. The findings, reported in Nature Communications, are based on an analysis of an exceptionally well-preserved fossil of a microraptorine (a small dinosaur with feathers and wings) found in a geological formation estimated to be between 145 and 100 million years old.
Apple updates Final Cut Camera to support the iPhone 18 Pro's variable aperture
The company is also rolling out new features across several of its Creator Studio apps.
'Will strain Centre-J&K ties': BJP asks chief secy to throw away statehood resolution
Quote of the day by Diane Keaton talks about love, companionship and meaningful connections. The saying explains that lasting relationships need effort, patience and compromise. The quote also presents love as a process rather than an easy experience.
Mobile crisis response programs get new measures of their impact on police calls
Communities across the country are debating the role mobile crisis response programs can play in emergency response. These programs typically take calls from 911 dispatchers involving mental health, substance use, welfare checks and other situations that do not require a law enforcement response.
Study finds trust is the missing ingredient for AI-driven food safety
Artificial intelligence promises to transform food safety by helping companies identify risks earlier, predict outbreaks and learn from patterns too rare for any one company to detect alone. But AI depends on one thing: large, diverse datasets.
Fed rate hike 'not urgent', says John Williams; Austan Goolsbee warns against 'playing with fire'
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams stated there could be one more interest rate increase before year-end. He emphasized that the central bank is not in a hurry to act immediately as it awaits more economic data. Williams projected that inflation might end the year at approximately 3.5% before returning to the Fed's target by 2028.
A new family of materials for efficiently converting sunlight into clean energy
Researchers at Oregon State University have developed a new family of materials that use light to produce hydrogen from water, opening the door to new ways of converting the sun
Air India's 10,000 crore fundraise plan draws cashflow concerns
Air India is currently looking to secure 10,000 crore in fresh loans for various operational needs. Some lenders are hesitant to provide credit due to uncertain cash flow visibility and risks. The Tata Group-backed airline reported a significant increase in losses over the past financial year, including foreign-exchange losses. Despite this, state-owned banks are willing to renew existing credit lines due to a good credit rating.
Curative plea challenges SC's split verdict on poll panel appointment law
A curative petition has been filed in the Supreme Court amid challenges to the appointment of election commissioners. This petition questions a prior split verdict regarding the Election Commission of India's appointment process. The petitioners argue that the previous judgment raises fundamental issues about the independence of the Election Commission.
Mysterious giant carving may show a Kushite ruler and mark an ancient borderland
For centuries, a life-size petroglyph has stood over the rocky landscape of Miseeda in northern Sudan. Exactly who the figure carved into a granite hill represents remains uncertain, but researchers suspect it may depict an ancient Kushite ruler. In the 7th century CE, local builders constructed a Christian church directly around it.
Two arrested for 'FCRA facilitation' attempt
Delhi Police Special Cell, along with central agencies, apprehended two government officials for corruption. These officials sought illegal gratification to expedite registration under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act. One official worked as a senior accountant, while the other served as an accountant.
TCE's long march from Tata captive to global engineering consultancy
Six decades on, nearly half its revenue comes from international markets
Calcutta HC grants interim bail to Congress' Nandigram candidate
HC allowed Nandigram bypoll Congress candidate, Milan Pradhan to campaign for the bypoll, scheduled for October 6, and granted Pradhan relief till October 20. Justice Tirthankar Ghosh directed Pradhan to surrender before the trial court on October 21 and deposit a Rs 20,000 bail bond in each of the six cases for which he was arrested.
Matang community's 5% SC sub-quota call paralyses south Mumbai
The Matang community has sought sub-classification of the Scheduled Caste quota. Thousands of the community's members marched to Mumbai with demands that the state sub-classify them and carve a separate % quota within the SC reservation. The group said the Supreme Court had in 2024 allowed states to do sub-classification of Scheduled Castes and Tribes to ensure that marginalised castes and communities get reservation benefits. They claim that castes like Mahars and Chambhars, who are higher up in the hierarchy, have cornered the majority of the reserved government jobs and educational seats.
India a 'bright spot' amid uncertainty: Shaktikanta Das
India recorded average annual real GDP growth of 7.9% between 2021-22 and 2025-26, while growth in the first quarter of 2026-27 stood at 7.8%, he noted. He attributed the momentum to domestic demand, industrial and services activity, and a series of structural reforms.
'Lemons Rs 850 Per Kg': Man Compares Vegetable Prices In Norway And India, Sparks Debate
The comparison divided the users, with many pointing out that low vegetable prices keep daily meals affordable in India.
Across six cultures, children step in when peers need help
A new study by an international research team provides the first systematic, cross-cultural comparison of how children help their peers. While previous research has mainly focused on how children help adults, often within the family, peer interactions play an equally important but far less studied role in children
Dal, Paneer and Bajrang Bali: Gulveer Singh's Winning Formula
Indian athlete Gulveer Singh secured three medals at the Asian Games, attributing his success to a strict vegetarian diet of pulses, chapati, and paneer, alongside mental strength derived from his devotion to Lord Hanuman. He became only the second Indian male to win three athletics medals in a single edition of the Games, running four races in five days and now setting his sights on Olympic and World Championship qualifications.
'Flight of the Eagle': US Passport shake-up! Marco Rubio unveils online process & premium packaging
'Flight of the Eagle': US Passport shake-up! Marco Rubio unveils online process & premium packaging
India Inc's legal bill swells as global ambitions grow
As Indian companies expand overseas, a more fractious global geopolitical environment is exposing them to a wider web of sanctions, trade restrictions, data rules and regulatory regimes, making legal advice an increasingly key part of managing cross-border risk.
Bhagat Singh To Punjab's Water: AAP Widens Its Political Campaign
The clearest example came in Ludhiana, where the AAP government organised 'Jashan-e-Inquilab' at Punjab Agricultural University to mark Bhagat Singh's birth anniversary.
Congress Wooing Weavers, Aiming to Make CM's Sircilla Meeting a Big Success
The political heat on the CMs Sircilla visit has escalated with statements and counter statements from the ruling and opposition sides.
Left-Dalit Alliance Leads Four Central Panel Posts In UoH Students' Union Polls
The AISA-ASA-DSU-SFI-TSF alliance led four of six central-panel races in the UoH Students Union polls, with final results awaited.
Urvashi's team threatens legal action against LA-based AI firm, seeks Rs 7,000 cr in damages
In a bold move, Urvashi Rautela's legal representatives have filed a lawsuit against an AI company based in Los Angeles, claiming unauthorized usage of her persona. The damages sought stand at an astonishing Rs 7,000 crore. Sheeraz Hasan, head of Bollywood AI, shrugged off the allegations as nonsensical, advising Rautela to take a class on AI.
YouTuber Savukku Shankar Gets 3 Years' Jail In 2013 Defamation, Threat Case
The complaint was filed by former Sun TV news anchor and advocate Mahalakshmi.
'Paramparik Khaane Bohot Sahi Hai': Pankaj Tripathi Wants Us To Rediscover Ancestral Food Habits
Pankaj Tripathi urged people to return to traditional regional foods and practice the healthy eating habits of their ancestors.
Accepting possession of a delayed flat does not bar a homebuyer from claiming interest, according to the Allahabad High Court, which added that RERA rules do not specify a limit period on such payment.
EVM, voters' list match-fixing on: Rahul after Cong Working Committee meet
Rahul Gandhi also said that revelations about the Election Commission were now coming out in the open because of the Congress.
'I will not be silenced': Ex-Trump prosecutor Jack Smith stands by probes, hits back at Republicans
Jack Smith, the former US special counsel, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee regarding his investigations into Donald Trump. He rejected allegations of politically motivated probes and emphasized adherence to Justice Department policies. Smith faced scrutiny over obtaining phone records from Republican lawmakers during his investigation into the January 6 Capitol riot. Democrats on the committee supported Smith, arguing that his work aimed to ensure accountability for unlawful actions.
OpenAI ignored employees who warned it wasn't doing enough about security
In emails, employees said they worried that OpenAI's newest AI models were not being appropriately monitored during testing to gauge the tech's sophistication and to secure the models
Chargesheet Against Accused's Parents Cancelled In Chennai Techie Murder Case
The court observed that neither parent was present at the crime scene, nor was there any evidence of prior knowledge, conspiracy, or pre-planning.
'This was a lie, Mr Smith': Hawley 'accuses' ex-special counsel of lying under oath to Congress
Prahaar trailer: Rajkummar Rao brings Ujjwal Nikam's story of courage to screen
The trailer of Prahaar The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam has been unveiled by the makers. Rajkummar Rao plays the key prosecutor in the upcoming film, which explores Ujjwal Nikams backstory and his involvement in the legal proceedings that followed the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.
Goldy Brar: FBI's most wanted fugitive carrying $1 mn bounty
Satinderjeet Singh, alias Goldy Brar, a former petty criminal from Punjab, has escalated to become a leader of transnational organised crime and is now featured on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. The FBI has offered a USD 1 million reward for information leading to his arrest, citing his alleged involvement in assassinations, extortions, and trafficking of narcotics and weapons across the US and Canada. Brar is also linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, designated an individual terrorist by India, and accused of orchestrating the murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.
It's Not Like The Movies: Lt Gen Satish Dua On Surgical Strikes
What really happens during a covert cross-border operation? Lieutenant General Satish Dua (Retd.) explains why the 2016 surgical strikes were very different from their cinematic portrayal. In an exclusive NDTV conversation, he describes how the teams relied on reconnaissance, waited for the right moment, struck quickly and carefully planned both infiltration and exfiltration. He also explains why avoiding detection was as critical as reaching the target.
China's AI agents can lie and scheme, just like their US rivals
These results provide evidence that the ingredients necessary for an uncontrolled escape are present, said Colin Shea-Blymyer, a research fellow said
Bruce Willis once offered a striking perspective on baldness and masculinity, saying that being a man is determined by what comes from the heart, not by the amount of hair on one's head. The 2005 remark came as he discussed shaving his head and rejecting the idea that hair loss should make men feel less masculine.
IIT-K, NexPV Energy Systems to develop India's first Sun Simulator for CPV
Attend, Don't Just Write Articles: Mallikarjun Kharge's Lighthearted Dig At Shashi Tharoor
At the Congress Working Committee meeting, Tharoor suggested holding an event on October 2, Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary.
Anthropic Says It Discovered a Crispr-Like System. Now What?
The experiments are still in the queue. The PR is already live, says one expert.
'Quantity of petrol' but no explosives found in three vehicles near RAF Fairford
Police say the decision to release five men on bail is one grounded in experience and strategy.
India's Asian Games Day Ahead: Medals On Offer
Indian athletes are set for a busy day at the Asian Games on September 30, with competitions across various disciplines including archery, boxing, cycling, golf, judo, sailing, shooting, squash, tennis, and wrestling. Several medal opportunities and crucial semifinal matches await the contingent.
How the moon and sun may trigger slow earthquakes on Earth
While not quite a fatal attraction, the gravitational pull of the moon and sun creates tiny stresses on Earth that can trigger events known as slow earthquakes. These are movements along fault lines (fault slips) that release their energy gradually over much longer periods than ordinary quakes. Although they have been observed, exactly how these celestial bodies trigger them has been a relatively tough nut to crack.
Guwahati Homestay Employee Arrested Days After Student's Death
The homestay employee, Minut Ali, had arranged and consumed liquor with the couple, police sources said.
Video: Massive Fire Engulfs Fort Kochi's 200-Year-Old Koder House
Scary visuals from the spot shows the building being engulfed in orange and deep yellow flames, with firefighters trying to douse the blaze.
Chinas CPEC Crown Jewel Cracks, Pak's Gwadar Port Faces Baloch Threat, Local Anger And No Cargo
Gwadar was once promoted as the crown jewel of Chinas Belt and Road Initiative. The deep-sea port was supposed to help Beijing bypass the Malacca Strait, move energy through Pakistan and connect Xinjiang to the Arabian Sea. But the reality is starkly different. The port remains commercially underused, major shipping lines prefer established regional hubs and the industrial zones around Gwadar have struggled to take off. At the same time, Chinese workers, convoys and infrastructure have faced repeated attacks from Baloch insurgents. Local residents complain that the port has brought security restrictions, water shortages and limited employment. China cannot easily abandon Gwadar without admitting failure. But expanding the project means spending more money on a corridor that is expensive, vulnerable and politically unpopular. This report examines why Gwadar has become a liability for China and what its decline means for India and Chabahar.
America Is A Bully, Punch It In The Nose: Ambassador Rajiv Dogra's Blunt Message For India
Former Ambassador and author Rajiv Dogra delivered one of the sharpest lines, calling America a bully that backs off the moment it's confronted. He argues that India has been far too reluctant to do the confronting. Asked what leverage India actually has against Washington, unlike China's rare earths or technology cards, Dogra's answer is blunt: international behaviour doesn't run on cards, it runs on courage. He points to Iran, written off as unlikely to survive days of confrontation. He also refers to Ukraine, predicted to fall to Russia within three days. His message to India is unambiguous, stop waiting for the perfect strategic card and start acting with conviction. Watch his sharp, no-nonsense take on how India should deal with Trump's America.Watch the full episode of Axis Podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRwnH-hJhbk
Punjab: AAP govt felicitates 20 Anganwadi workers as 'Nasha Mukti Mitras'
How ocean chemistry helped life keep breathing
Scientists have helped solve a longstanding mystery about how Earth remained habitable after oxygen first accumulated in its atmosphere more than 2 billion years ago, providing evidence that ancient ocean chemistry sustained life-friendly conditions.
Italy's Juventus to ask investors for up to
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CISF jawan shoots dead 4 colleagues in J-K's Kathua; held
Four Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel, including an assistant commandant, were killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district after a colleague allegedly opened fire following an argument. The accused has been arrested and an investigation is underway.
Packed Stands, 'RoKo' Chants And Virat Kohli's Form: Guwahati Braces For A Cricket Spectacle
The temperature may be soaring and the popularity of ODI cricket may have waned, but there is little chance of Guwahati's Barsapara Stadium being short on emotion when Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma walk out in India colours.
Eiffel Tower chief to quit after women staff excluded during Hindu group's visit
Eiffel Tower chief to quit after women staff excluded during Hindu group's visit
3 Indian Relatives, On Way To US, 'Vanish'. Then Comes A Call From Ethiopia
The missing have been identified as 30-year-old Mamata Chavda, her 23-year-old cousin Rithvik Jansari, and her 27-year-old cousin Mayuri Solanki.
35 yrs of liberalisation: Hyderabad's journey from IT hub to 'Future City'
Economic liberalisation, policy continuity and global investments transformed Hyderabad from a historic trading centre into a powerhouse of IT, pharma, GCCs and emerging technologies
Iraq imports petrol via Syria's Baniyas port as Hormuz closure bites
Iraq imports petrol via Syria's Baniyas port as Hormuz closure bites
US appeals court upholds Thomson Reuters' landmark win in AI training lawsuit
A US appeals court on Tuesday upheld a
KSCA keen on int'l-standard cricket stadium in Mangaluru
UK's Burnham risks reopening Brexit debate with bid to find consensus on EU ties
Prime Minister Andy Burnham risked reopening the bitter division over Britain's departure from the European Union on Tuesday by vowing to seek a consensus on closer ties with the bloc. The promise comes 10
Extensive audit reveals gaps between Google AI answers and cited sources
Since its launch in 1998, Google, the world
Satya, Yogi Babu's film titled 'Golden Bhagyam'
Digital Desk | Hyderabad, Sep 29 (IANS) The makers of director Pawan Basamsetti's eagerly awaited comedy entertainer, featuring two comical powerhouses Satya and Yogi Babu in the lead, have now announced 'Golden Bhagyam' as the title of their film. Nagarjuna Reddy and Pawan Basamsetti are jointly producing the project under the banners of Dream Movie Makers and Nayavayu Chitralu. The film marks the maiden production venture of both banners. The team on Tuesday unveiled the title with a video that offered viewers a glimpse at the unique concept. Interestingly, this does not appear to be a conventional Telugu or Tamil film, but a Telumil project that brings together Telugu and Tamil languages along with popular actors from both industries. The glimpse video begins on a humorous note, with a Telugu man and a Tamil man enjoying their respective favourite foods while proudly claiming that their cuisine is the best. The Telugu character relishes biryani with a cool drink, while the Tamil character enjoys idli with sambar. Their light-hearted argument takes a fun turn when another person interrupts them and points out that there is a much bigger combination in store. That leads to the stylish introduction of Satya and Yogi Babu, who appear in traditional white-and-white attire. The director then gives them an intriguing description of their story, revealing that it blends love with crime and action elements. The glimpse concludes with the title reveal, Golden Bhagyam. Director Pawan Basamsetti seems to have attempted something unique by bringing together two of the most popular comedy actors from the Telugu and Tamil film industries for a bilingual crossover entertainer. Adding to the fun, Telugu actor Satya is seen speaking Tamil, while Tamil star Yogi Babu is seen speaking Telugu. The glimpse also playfully presents them as a major Telugu-Tamil combination, with massive multi-starrer cutouts featured in the backdrop. Going by the glimpse, the film promises to be an out-and-out entertainer built around the unique chemistry of its lead actors. Satya and Yogi Babu are expected to be the films biggest source of humour, with their individual comic styles and impeccable timing coming together for the first time in this setting. Sources close to the unit of the film say that Jayashree and Athiraj will play the female leads in the film. Vennela Kishore, Sudharshan, Kishore Tirumala, Rohini, Tanikella Bharani and Sunil Reddy too will be seen in pivotal roles in the film, they added. The film also features an accomplished technical crew. Malayalam cinematographer Bablu Aju is handling the visuals, while Pawan CH is composing the music. Kamesh is in charge of the production design, with Ravi Teja Girijala overseeing the editing. Adding another humorous touch to the announcement, the makers initially announced the film for a Sankranthi release, only to move it beyond Sankranthi and eventually announce its arrival simply within the year. The playful announcement perfectly matched the fun spirit of the project.
Dots are OpenAI's new personal agents and soon you'll be able to control several of them
Sure, seems safe.
Iran's parliament speaker warns of regret-inducing response to any US threat, adventurism
Digital Desk | Tehran, Seo 29 (IANS) Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf on Tuesday warned that the country's response to any US threat or adventurism would be egret-inducing and swift, according to the official news agency IRNA. Speaking at an open session of parliament, Bagher said the era of intimidating the civilised Iranian nation had ended and that Iran would never be forced to back down from its rights and demands despite threats, rhetoric, or economic and aerial blockades. He said that US President Donald Trump's recent remarks at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and his insult to the Iranian nation demonstrated that Washington has not yet changed its hostile posture, Xinhua News Agency reported. Ghalibaf also warned against Trump's hetoric about the US control over the Strait of Hormuz, saying, In a region where we do not sell oil, no one else will sell oil either; and if our security is not ensured, no infrastructure will be safe. Ebrahim Azizi, chairman of the Iranian parliament's national security and foreign policy committee, told IRNA that if the United States makes another miscalculation and takes any action against Iran's national interests and security, such as waging another war or continuing the naval blockade, it will receive painful and crushing blows. In his speech at the UNGA in New York, Trump said, I have a big decision to make on Iran, asking whether a deal would be made with Iran that lets them ebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before, or whether he should annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly. Earlier, Trump said that members of his team had spoken to Iran, but gave no indication of progress towards ending the war. He said he expected the confrontation to conclude quickly one way or the other. Asked at the White House whether his team had spoken to Iran, Trump replied, Yeah, they have. A reporter followed up with a question referring to mediators, and he again answered, Yeah. He did not identify those involved, specify how the contact took place or describe what was discussed.
Walker Kessler Praises Luka Doncic's Unreal Passing As LA Lakers Chemistry Builds
Walker Kessler praised Luka Doncics court vision at Lakers Media Day, revealing how difficult it can be to predict his lobs and passes around the basket.
NIA arrests two more accused in connection with armed ambush on Manipur CM's convoy
The accused have been produced before the Special Court and remanded to 8 days' police custody. Further investigation is underway to ascertain their specific roles, establish their linkages with other members of the conspiracy, and identify and apprehend other persons involved in the offence.
Indonesia's wildfires decline to 96 hectares as containment continues
CISF Head Constable shoots four colleagues dead at hydropower project in J-K's Kathua
Four Central Industrial Securty Force (CISF) personnel were allegedly shot dead by a Head Constable of the force after a verbal argument over an issue at the Sewa-II Hydroelectric Project unit in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district. The injured personnel were initially taken to NHPC Hospital, in Himachal Pradesh, where they succumbed to their injuries. The circumstances that led to the altercation and subsequent firing remain under investigation.
INDIA bloc meet: Opposition to sharpen EC, BJP attack - what's on agenda
The INDIA bloc is gathering to address significant concerns regarding the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision process. This crucial meeting will see opposition parties deliberating on an agitation and a potential motion for the removal of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Key opposition leaders will participate, although some, like the Aam Aadmi Party and DMK, will be absent.
Drake Maye has thrown one touchdown and six interceptions through three games, with seven total turnovers. His old shoulder injury has resurfaced in the conversation ahead of the Patriots clash with Buffalo.
UPL 2026: Vishal Dangwal Creates History With Fastest Fifty, Steals The Show In Tuesday's Fixtures
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium: USN Indians Vishal Dangwal stole the spotlight after smashing a breathtaking 51 off just 13 balls as the Uttarakhand Premier League (UPL) 2026 witnessed a thrilling day of action at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun on Tuesday. Dangwal's blazing half-century was recorded as the fastest fifty in the history of the Uttarakhand Premier League 2026. In the first match of the day, Haridwar Elmas won the toss and elected to bowl first against Dehradun Warriors. The Warriors produced an impressive batting display, posting 108/7 in 10 overs. Haridwar Elmas struggled in the chase and were bowled out for 84, handing Dehradun Warriors a 24-run victory. Nishu Patel was the standout performer with the ball, claiming four wickets, and was named Player of the Match for his match-winning spell. The second match delivered the days biggest individual highlight. Tehri Titans won the toss and opted to bowl first against USN Indians, but Vishal Dangwal tore into the bowling attack with a sensational 51 runs from just 13 deliveries. His explosive knock powered USN Indians to 122/9 in 10 overs and etched his name into the UPL record books as the fastest fifty in the leagues history. Tehri Titans fought hard in the chase but could manage only 110/9, as USN Indians secured a 12-run victory. The third match saw Rishikesh RiverKings take on Pithoragarh Hurricanes. RiverKings won the toss and chose to bowl, restricting Pithoragarh Hurricanes to 105/5. Aanjaneya Suryavanshi led the Hurricanes batting effort with a blistering 58 off 21 balls. The third match saw Rishikesh RiverKings take on Pithoragarh Hurricanes. RiverKings won the toss and chose to bowl, restricting Pithoragarh Hurricanes to 105/5. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Prahaar Trailer: Rajkummar Rao's Ujjwal Nikam Takes On The 26/11 Kasab Trial
The film is slated to release on October 16
