Scientists found that Japanese horseshoe bats living together in crowded colonies solve a noisy sonar problem by gradually shifting their echolocation calls to match each other’s frequency

If many bats are sending out similar sound waves at the same time, their signals can overlap. (National geographic photo) Bats rely on echolocation to move through the dark and hunt insects. They send out high-pitched sound waves that bounce off nearby objects and return as echoes which helps them judge where things are.But when…

Read Full News

‘Jersey change decision taken without my prior knowledge’: Dilip Tirkey to Hockey India exec board | Hockey News

The controversy surrounding the Indian hockey teams’ change in jersey colour ahead of the World Cup took a fresh turn on Friday after Hockey India president Dilip Tirkey — a veteran of 412 internationals for India — wrote to the federation’s executive board claiming that the decision was taken without his knowledge.In an email sent…

Read Full News

Quote of the day by Kal Penn: “Growing up, I always had two interests and two passions; one being public service and the other being…” – a reminder that you don’t have to fit into one identity | World News

Most people get pushed toward picking one lane early on, one career, one identity, one clear answer to give whenever someone asks what they do. Kal Penn, the actor and former White House official, simply never accepted that framing. “Growing up, I always had two interests and two passions,” he said, “one being public service…

Read Full News

Murali Sreeshankar eyes golden leap at Commonwealth Games 2026: ‘Hopefully change the colour of medal’ | Commonwealth Games News

Murali Sreeshankar (AFP Photo) NEW DELHI: Just over two years ago, Murali Sreeshankar feared he might never compete again. A ruptured patellar tendon during training in April 2024 forced the Indian long jumper to miss his biggest dream – the Paris Olympics – despite having already secured qualification.Doctors, coaches and many around him believed his…

Read Full News

Road to South Africa up and running: Washington Sundar, Axar Patel deliver with bat and ball at Edgbaston | Cricket News

Axar Patel (left) and Washington Sundar added unbeaten 102 runs for the fifth wicket in the first ODI against England. (BCCI | X) TimesofIndia.com in Birmingham: All-rounders Axar Patel and Washington Sundar successfully guided Team India to a 259-run chase in the first ODI against England at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Tuesday. The six-wicket victory…

Read Full News

Over 4 lakh CBSE Class 12 students requested scanned answer books in 2026, Govt tells Rajya Sabha

The Centre has informed the Rajya Sabha that nearly 4.04 lakh CBSE Class 12 students applied for scanned copies of their evaluated answer books following the 2026 board results. More than 1.68 lakh candidates also opted for verification or re-evaluation. To improve accessibility, CBSE lowered post-result service charges and offered refunds where re-evaluation resulted in…

Read Full News

South OTT releases this week: ‘Balan: The Boy’, ‘Pallichattambi’, ‘Chinna Chinna Aasai’ and more | Malayalam Movie News

South OTT releases this week: ‘Balan: The Boy’, ‘Pallichattambi’, ‘Chinna Chinna Aasai’ and more The final week of July brings an interesting lineup of South Indian films to streaming platforms. The latest releases include action dramas, crime thrillers, horror mysteries, emotional dramas and dark comedies. Here’s a look at the major South Indian films making…

Read Full News

BPSC TRE-4.0 2026: Recruitment announced for 32,388 Bihar teacher posts, applications from September 1

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has announced the fourth phase of its School Teacher Recruitment Examination, TRE-4.0. Through Advertisement No. 14/2026, the Commission has invited applications from eligible Indian citizens for 32,388 vacant teacher posts under the Bihar Education Department.Candidates who meet the prescribed eligibility requirements will be able to apply through the official…

Read Full News

Macquarie: Australia removed rats, mice and rabbits from Macquarie Island after nearly 200 years, and seabirds and native vegetation are now recovering | World News

Representative Image of the recovery of Macquarie Island’s wildlife and seabird populations (AI-generated image) Macquarie Island, a windswept strip of land halfway between Australia and Antarctica, spent nearly two centuries under siege from animals that were never meant to be there. Sealers and whalers introduced cats, rats, rabbits and mice to the island in the…

Read Full News

Quote of the day by Muhammad Ali, “The Greatest”: “I try not to speak about all the charities and people I help, because…” – a timeless lesson reveals that the purest acts of kindness are often the ones no one ever sees | World News

Muhammad Ali (Image: Wikipedia) Fame gave Muhammad Ali one of the largest platforms of the twentieth century, and he chose, deliberately, not to use most of it to talk about his own charity work. “I try not to speak about all the charities and people I help, because I believe we can only be truly…

Read Full News