Scientists discovered a plastic-eating fungus in the Amazon rainforest that survives without oxygen and could one day help tackle landfill waste worldwide |

Deep within the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest, scientists discovered a fungus with an extraordinary ability that could offer new clues in the fight against plastic pollution. Known as Pestalotiopsis microspora, the fungus can break down polyester polyurethane, a widely used type of plastic, and use it as a source of carbon. Even more remarkably, laboratory research…

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Higher US LPG imports: Why Indian Oil is looking to acquire 50% stake in very large gas carriers

State-owned fuel retailers in India are expected to increase purchases of US LPG from 2027. India’s largest refiner, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), is planning to acquire a 50% stake in very large gas carriers (VLGCs). The move comes amid preparation to step up imports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from the United States, according to…

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​From cancer survivors to surfing stars: California woman and her dog beat cancer before competing together at the World Dog Surfing Championships | World News

A California woman and her beloved Miniature Pinscher have become an inspiration after overcoming one of life’s toughest challenges and returning to do what they love most together. Sophia Sadlowski, from Huntington Beach, California, and her dog Rusty, both survived cancer before competing side by side at the 2026 World Dog Surfing Championships held at…

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‘I’ve got a wealth of experience’: Joe Root embraces England captaincy return after Ben Stokes’ retirement | Cricket News

Following Ben Stokes’ retirement from international cricket, England have turned to a familiar face to lead their Test side once again. While there had been widespread speculation that Harry Brook could take over the captaincy, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has instead entrusted the role to Joe Root, who is set to begin…

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End to End Chip Design at Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies-Technical Campus (VIPS-TC)

​VIPS-TC, Campus​ New Delhi: Students from the School of Engineering and Technology at Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies-Technical Campus (VIPS-TC) have designed the FPGA-integrated silicon chip and securing a global winning spot that earns their design selected for physical chip fabrication under the highly competitive openPOWER HW Design Hackathon 2025.The project features the Open FPGA…

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July Fpi Inflows: July FPI inflows touch Rs 42,000 crore, top February record

MUMBAI: Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned net buyers in Indian equities in July, breaking a four-month streak of heavy outflows, even as overall flows in 2026 remain under pressure.Net FPI equity inflows stood at nearly $1.6 billion (Rs 14,946 crore) till July 24, marking a reversal after sustained selling between March and June.Supported by continued…

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Seattle’s ‘Emerald City’ from space: How glaciers and people shaped its landscape | World News

Seen from space, Seattle stands out as a vibrant patchwork of deep green forests, blue waterways and dense urban development. The city’s famous nickname, the “Emerald City”, reflects the evergreen trees that surround it, but its landscape tells a much older story than modern skylines and parks. Long before Seattle became a major Pacific Northwest…

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Red scare by the red: Trump and Republicans test anti-communist message for midterm elections

Why are Republicans using the ‘anti-communist’ rhetoric against Democrats US President Donald Trump has sharply escalated his warnings about a communist takeover of the Democratic Party ahead of November’s midterm elections, reviving Cold War-era rhetoric in a bid to radicalise his base and shift attention away from economic concerns.A Reuters analysis of Trump’s public comments…

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