Thousands of zebra mussels were detected in Spain’s Ebro River in 2001; today they are collapsing structures and pipes with a population of 40,000 per square meter

In northeastern Spain, the spread of zebra mussels continues to baffle water management experts, keeping them on alert over the damage to water infrastructure caused by these invasive species. Their presence in reservoirs, irrigation canals and water distribution networks has begun to disrupt water supplies, especially in Catalonia’s Lleida province, as per a report by…

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In 1971, India asked an IIT Delhi engineer to build its own sonar; decades later, his MIMO invention transformed 4G, 5G and Wi-Fi

Arogyaswami Paulraj: The Indian engineer whose MIMO breakthrough powers 4G, 5G and Wi-Fi In 1971, a naval officer was asked to solve a problem that India could not simply buy its way out of. The Indian Navy needed better anti-submarine sonar, but access to advanced foreign systems was restricted. The officer tasked with finding an…

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European football chiefs identify strong candidate to challenge Gianni Infantino amid FIFA’s World Cup sell-off row | Football News

FIFA president Gianni Infantino pauses as he speaks during the 76th FIFA Congress in Vancouver, British Columbia, Thursday, April 30, 2026. (Ethan Cairns/The Canadian Press via AP) Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi has emerged as the leading figure being discussed by senior European football officials as a potential challenger to FIFA president Gianni Infantino, according…

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He came to America as a slave. This Moroccan man later became one of North America’s earliest explorers | World News

Long before English colonists ever set foot in North America, an enslaved man born in Morocco had already walked thousands of miles across it, surviving shipwrecks, years of captivity and a journey that took him through present-day Florida, Texas and deep into the Southwest. His name was Estevanico, and his story is one of the…

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The United States removed 100 outdated dams in 2025, reconnecting more than 4,893 river miles across 30 states and setting a single-year record for upstream habitat

Dam removal on the Middle Fork Nooksack River, Washington (American Rivers photos) The United States removed 100 dams across 30 states in 2025, reconnecting more than 4,893 miles of rivers, according to a report by the organisation American Rivers. The organisation said it was the largest number of upstream river miles reconnected through dam removal…

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29-year-old Smriti Mandhana scripts history, becomes youngest ever to … | Cricket News

Chennai: India Women’s Smriti Mandhana (PTI Photo/R Senthilkumar) India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana said she feels proud to reach 300 international matches, with the milestone coming during the first-ever women’s Test at Lord’s. The 29-year-old also became the youngest woman in cricket history to achieve the feat and is the 12th woman overall to play 300…

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Veteran actor Pradeep Rawat of ‘Ghajini’, ‘Lagaan’ fame passes away, after battle with cancer, confirms his manager, funeral to take place on Wednesday – EXCLUSIVE | Hindi Movie News

Veteran actor Pradeep Rawat, renowned for portraying some of Indian cinema’s most memorable villains, has died at the age of 74 after a long battle with cancer. His manager Siddharth Tiwari has confirmed the news with ETimes and said, “He passed away today, somewhere around 6.30. Between 6.00 and 6.30 he passed away. Basically, he…

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The Batman Part Ii: Scarlett Johansson to play Poison Ivy in ‘The Batman Part II’? Rumours take over internet after THIS leak | English Movie News

Scarlett Johansson is rumoured to play Poison Ivy in ‘The Batman Part II.'(Image Credits: Instagram) Scarlett Johansson was previously announced as the charming addition to ‘The Batman Part 2,’ ahead of the film’s 2027 release. While the details about her role were kept under wraps, Reddit’s since-deleted post has taken over the internet with the…

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Eye on China: PM Modi’s Australia visit cements defence axis; P‑8s, logistics pacts and joint drills ready Indo‑Pacific response

Indian and Australian soldiers during Exercise AustraHind. (Image credit: Indian Army) Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia has deepened the strategic ties between New Delhi and Canberra, giving both countries a bigger role in maintaining stability and security in the Indo-Pacific at a time of growing regional security challenges.Over the past few years, India…

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