Meet the Dung Beetle: The tiny navigator that finds routes using a ‘cosmic compass’ |

Nature’s tiny navigators, dung beetles, have astounded scientists by using the Milky Way as a celestial compass. These African insects, previously known to use the sun and moon, have now been observed rolling their dung balls in straight lines even on moonless nights, guided by the vast band of starlight. This groundbreaking discovery reveals an…

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124 drones downed, civilians killed: Russia-Ukraine cross-border attacks escalate

Casualties took place on both sides of Russia-Ukraine border after drone strikes Civilians were killed on both sides of the Russian-Ukrainian border over the weekend as drone and artillery attacks intensified, local officials said.In Russia’s Bryansk region, a Ukrainian drone hit a car near the border, killing two people, the region’s acting governor said. Russian…

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AITC Accuses Rebel Leaders of Forgery and Impersonation in Police Complaint | India News

AITC files police complaint against rebel leaders (ANI images) All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) on Sunday lodged a police complaint alleging that several rebel leaders forged the party’s name, symbol and official letterhead to impersonate the organisation.In a letter addressed to the Officer-in-Charge of New Town Police Station under the Bidhannagar Police Commissionerate, the AITC…

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Why India’s AMCA still needs a US engine, and so do many of the world’s fighters

NEW DELHI: India’s ambition to build a fifth-generation stealth fighter has once again highlighted one of the country’s biggest technological challenges: developing a world-class fighter jet engine. While India has made steady progress in designing indigenous airframes, radars, avionics and weapons, the propulsion system remains dependent on foreign suppliers.The issue has come into focus after…

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Operation Amistad: India sends IAF C-17s with BHISHM Cube, Army field hospital to quake-hit Venezuela | India News

NEW DELHI: India has launched Operation Amistad as a humanitarian relief and rescue mission in the wake of the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.Venezuela was hit by two powerful earthquakes in the northern part of the country, killing over 1,400 people and causing widespread destruction.The humanitarian mission was announced by the ministry of external affairs.As part…

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‘We’ve never met in person’: Novak Djokovic reveals special years-long bond with Virat Kohli | Off the field News

Novak Djokovic Opens Up on Special Bond With Virat Kohli (Image: X) Some sporting rivalries define eras. Others, despite unfolding in different arenas, create a unique bond built on mutual respect. That is exactly what exists between tennis legend Novak Djokovic and cricket great Virat Kohli.Speaking during Wimbledon, the 24-time Grand Slam champion offered a…

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DR Congo’s 90-minute ‘standing superfan’ misses historic FIFA World Cup 2026 win after US visa denial | Football News

Michel Kuka Mboladinga (Image credit: Agencies) NEW DELHI: Democratic Republic of Congo’s most famous football fan Michel Kuka Mboladinga was unable to attend his country’s crucial FIFA World Cup match against Uzbekistan after being denied a United States visa.Known to fans around the world as “Lumumba Vea”, Mboladinga has become one of African football’s most…

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‘1.66 cr records scraped’: Class 12 student Sarthak Sidhant, who flagged CBSE tender discrepancies, launches public portal on govt procurement

Class 12 student Sarthak Sidhant, who recently drew national attention over his analysis of CBSE’s digital evaluation tender, on Friday, launched a government procurement portal after scraping around 1.66 crore records from the government’s Central Public Procurement (CPP) Portal.“Transparency needs to be accessible. From today it is,” he wrote on X. “Within the past 2…

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Quote of the day by Leonardo da Vinci: “The painter who draws merely by practice and by eye, without any reason, is like a mirror which copies everything placed in front of it without being conscious of their existence”

True art transcends mere imitation, demanding purpose and a deeper message, as Leonardo da Vinci famously articulated. He likened artists who simply copy to mirrors, reflecting without understanding. In today’s world of instant replication, genuine creation stems from thoughtful analysis and a unique human perspective, not just technical skill. This principle remains vital for originality…

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