India records first-ever all-gold haul at International Chemistry Olympiad 2026

Indian students win four gold medals at International Chemistry Olympiad 2026; country finishes joint first India achieved its best-ever performance at the 58th International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO) 2026, with all four members of the national team winning gold medals at the competition held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from July 10 to July 19, 2026. The achievement…

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‘Ohh My Dog’ trailer out: Pankaj Tripathi’s film promises family entertainer; canine stars Oscar and Bruno shine |

‘Ohh My Dog’ trailer out: Pankaj Tripathi’s film promises family entertainer; canine stars Oscar and Bruno shine The makers of ‘Ohh My Dog’ have unveiled the official trailer of the upcoming family entertainer, giving audiences a heartfelt preview of its emotional story. Directed by Amit Rai, who previously helmed ‘Oh My God 2’, the film…

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Scientists deploy robot birds in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park to lure a critically declining local sage-grouse population away from an airport and revive its numbers | World News

Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming has turned to an unusual conservation strategy to save one of its fastest-declining bird populations: robot birds. Park officials and wildlife experts have deployed lifelike robotic greater sage-grouse that mimic the species’ elaborate courtship dances, puff out their chests and broadcast recorded mating calls in an effort to attract…

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China Masters 2026: Indian shuttlers Devika Sihag, HS Prannoy crash out in opening round | Badminton News

India’s HS Prannoy (PTI Photo/Ravi Choudhary)( India endured a disappointing start at the China Masters badminton tournament as Devika Sihag and HS Prannoy were knocked out in the opening round on Tuesday. While Devika pushed her opponent to three games, Prannoy suffered a straight-game defeat to bow out early.Thailand Open champion Devika Sihag showed plenty…

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She helped build Vikram-1’s autopilot system. A farmer’s daughter is now inspiring India’s next generation of space engineers

From a farmer’s family to Vikram-1: How Prithvi Sanghani (inset) is shaping India’s private space revolution. (Photo: LinkedIn) As millions watched Vikram-1 rise into the sky, celebrating a landmark moment in India’s private space journey, very few knew about the engineers working quietly behind the scenes to make that launch possible.One of them was Prithvi…

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Mona Singh on choosing meaningful roles and ‘right script’ over quantity: ‘I don’t want a woman to be kept only as the moral compass’ |

Mona Singh on choosing meaningful roles and ‘right script’ over quantity (Image Credits Instagram) With five very different releases across 2026, starting off with the Vir Das starrer ‘Happy Patel’, ‘Ma Ka Sum’, ‘Kohrra’ Season 2, ‘Border 2’ and ‘Pritam and Pedro,’ few actors can claim a 2026 as varied as Mona Singh‘s with releases…

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Billionaire Bill Koch’s 52-acre Aspen estate once asked $125 million, but after price cuts and an auction, it is poised to sell for $33.515 million |

Image Credit: Instagram/ @robbreport A sprawling mountain estate owned by billionaire businessman and collector Bill Koch is on track to sell for a fraction of its original asking price after spending nearly two years on the market. According to an exclusive report by The Wall Street Journal, Koch’s 52-acre Aspen property is under contract following…

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‘My first target will be to wear the India jersey’: Ashok Sharma eyes dream India debut in Zimbabwe | Cricket News

India fast bowler Ashok Sharma has described receiving his maiden senior national team call-up as the fulfilment of a long-standing dream, with the youngster now hoping to make his international debut during the upcoming T20I series against Zimbabwe. India will take on Zimbabwe in a three-match T20I series in Harare from July 23 to 26,…

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Hawaii’s corals were exposed to polluted water and lost energy needed to survive warming seas, with the same damage seen in two very different species

Corals (Representative image) Human activity is changing coral reefs in ways that go far beyond what we can see on the surface. A new study led by researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa shows that the chemicals we release into the environment are actually becoming part of coral tissue itself, and weakening corals’…

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