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BWF World Championships: Treesa-Gayatri’s medal, Ayush’s shock and PV Sindhu’s fight define a tournament to remember | Badminton News

Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand (Image credit: BAI) NEW DELHI: When the curtain came down on the BWF World Championships at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, Indian badminton found itself standing at a defining intersection of pride, introspection and structural redemption.Seventeen years after India last hosted the prestigious global showpiece in Hyderabad, the Delhi edition…

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Scientists discover why astronauts struggle to poop in space, revealing how microgravity creates a hidden health risk |

What happens in the stomach without the influence of gravity. Image Credit: Frans Wej/Jean Beaufort/Elionas2 Astronauts can face an awkward but important problem in space when their digestive systems slow down, making it harder to pass stool normally. A new study published in Nature Communications has now found biological clues that help explain what may…

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Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu shares why giving employees more freedom can feel ‘chaotic’; says ‘There is always …’

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has shared his views on a workplace question many companies face: Should employees wait for instructions from their leaders or take the initiative and act on their own? In a post on X (formerly known as Twitter), Sridhar Vembu said giving people more freedom to take initiative can create an energetic…

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Pakistan army officer pulls gun, fires in air amid student protest at Peshawar university- video

Sarhad University, Peshawar, Pakistan (Picture from X) A Pakistan army officer opened fire into the air during a student protest at Sarhad University in Peshawar, triggering chaos and a scuffle on the campus, according to local media reports and videos circulating online.The incident comes amid growing unrest in Pakistan, with protests and demonstrations also being…

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Steve Hanke, who has been a teacher at Johns Hopkins University for almost 60 years says that he is fine students using AI to cheat, because he can easily …

Steve Hanke, who has taught applied economics at Johns Hopkins University for nearly 60 years, recently told Business Insider that he has “absolutely no problem with AI and students.” Hanke, who also served on President Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers, described himself as an “old fox” who finds it “very easy” to differentiate between student…

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