Delhi Police claims only 3,000 cops present for 10,000 protesters, file 15 FIRs | India News

Delhi police uses facial recognition system at Jantar Mantar NEW DELHI: Amid the ongoing student protest, Delhi police have deployed around 3,000 police personnel to maintain law and order for nearly 10,000 people present in and around Jantar Mantar. Police sources said around 130 police personnel have been injured and 15 FIRs have been registered…

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The Southern Ocean may be Earth’s safest place to remove carbon from the atmosphere, scientists find |

Left/Southern Ocean/Right/Southern Ocean on map/Image: AI Generated As the world searches for ways to remove carbon dioxide already accumulating in the atmosphere, ocean iron fertilisation (OIF) has emerged as one of the most debated climate intervention strategies. The idea is deceptively simple: adding tiny amounts of iron to iron-poor parts of the ocean stimulates the…

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Row erupts as UK Conservatives allow man jailed for antisemitic abuse to contest local election

A political row has erupted in the UK after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch defended the party’s decision to field former neo-Nazi Joshua Bonehill-Paine as a local election candidate, despite his past convictions for antisemitic abuse targeting former Labour MP Luciana Berger.Former MP says public office should have a higher barLuciana Berger, who was subjected to…

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In 1981, scientists poured fluorescent dye into Kentucky sinkholes to map Mammoth Cave’s hidden plumbing; they found about 60% of its aquifer extended beyond park boundaries |

Representation of fluorescent dye tracing the hidden underground water pathways of Mammoth Cave’s aquifer. Image Credits ChatGPT. Rain that falls miles beyond the national park can sink into the ground through sinkholes, travel through hidden underground passages and eventually emerge within the Mammoth Cave system. A major groundwater-tracing programme helped scientists uncover this hidden connection,…

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Costa Concordia: 23-year-old dancer helped save around 400 people from the sinking Costa Concordia on her first day at work when the ship struck a reef | World News

Rose Metcalf was just 23 and starting her first day as a professional dancer aboard the Costa Concordia when the cruise ship struck a reef near Italy’s Giglio Island on January 13, 2012. As the vessel began taking on water and listing heavily, Metcalf found herself helping organise hundreds of people in a rapidly deteriorating…

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She worked as a teacher till 62 years of age instead of retiring at 60, but was denied gratuity because of extended service; Allahabad HC orders payment with 6% interest

The court pointed out that she had been allowed to continue working until the age of 62 and had received all other retirement benefits admissible to her. You work several years in an educational institution and are denied gratuity on the grounds that you worked beyond the retirement age. What do you do? In one…

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‘My bad’: Ishan Kishan’s hilarious run-out blunder goes viral; India star laughs it off — WATCH | Cricket News

Ishan Kishan (Video grabs) NEW DELHI: Ishan Kishan was the undisputed star with the bat as India sealed the T20I series against Zimbabwe on Saturday, but it was a comical run-out miss behind the stumps that had social media buzzing long after the final ball.The wicketkeeper-batter, who smashed a brilliant 81 off 44 deliveries to…

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Gwyneth Paltrow’s Bold TikTok Debut: Topless Clips and Multilingual Charm |

Gwyneth Paltrow joined TikTok with a lighthearted introductory video featuring playful multilingual greetings and behind-the-scenes moments from her daily life.Image credit (Instagram) Gwyneth Paltrow is an Oscar-winning actress best known for roles in ‘Shakespeare in Love’ and ‘Iron Man’ as well as being the founder and CEO of the wellness and lifestyle brand Goop. The…

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‘Nothing more important than youth’s future’: PM Modi announces fast-track courts for paper leak cases | India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday announced that the Centre will set up fast-track courts to ensure the speedy trial and stringent punishment of those involved in paper leak cases, asserting that protecting students’ future remains the government’s top priority.In a post on X, the Prime Minister said, “Nothing…

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Tata Power’s digital command centre for real-time monitoring of renewable energy assets

Tata Power Renewables launches CREAMS, a 24×7 digital command centre to monitor and optimise its solar and wind assets nationwide. MUMBAI: Tata Power Renewables has launched its state-of-the-art Centre for Renewable Energy Analytics, Monitoring & Scheduling (CREAMS) at the company’s Trombay plant on August 20, highlighting a facility that is among the most advanced centralised…

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