Foreign student enrolment at US universities falls by 20% amid ‘restrictive government policies’: Report

US universities are seeing a fall in foreign student enrolment, with experts warning the decline could deepen further as Donald Trump’s hardline immigration policies continue to reshape country’s higher education system.A new report released on Monday found that international student enrolment for the spring 2026 semester fell by 20% compared with the same period last…

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Optical illusion personality test: Faces or candlestick? What you see first reveals if your are introvert or extrovert |

Have you ever looked at an image and noticed that what you see first feels almost automatic—like your mind didn’t even have time to “think” about it? That’s exactly what happens with this optical illusion featuring either two faces or a candlestick, depending on how your eyes and brain interpret the lines.More than a visual…

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Inspired by the loss of his daughter to brain cancer, a Canadian father has raised more than C$1.6 million for research and received London’s first-ever Order of London award | World News

Losing his 33-year-old daughter Allison to brain cancer changed Wayne Dunn’s life in ways he never imagined. What began as a family’s heartbreaking loss gradually became a mission to help others facing the same disease. The London, Ontario, philanthropist launched the Dunn with Cancer Run in Allison’s memory, transforming personal grief into a fundraising campaign…

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Shredded to cosmic dust: Stunning footage captures comet’s death plunge into the Sun — watch

Nasa heliophysics spacecraft observed the destruction of comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) during its close approach to the Sun on April 4, according to data from SOHO (Solar and Heliospheric Observatory), a joint Nasa–ESA mission, along with Nasa’s STEREO and PUNCH spacecraft. The comet passed at a distance roughly twice that between the Earth and the…

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Oetzi The Iceman: 5,300-year-old yeast from Oetzi the Iceman’s body makes delicious sourdough bread, while brewing beer remains on the list!

Scientists found living yeast inside Oetzi the Iceman, a man frozen for over 5,300 years. This ancient microbe survived for millennia. Researchers successfully reproduced the yeast and used it to bake sourdough bread. The discovery highlights the resilience of ancient microbes and offers a glimpse into the past. Brewing beer with the yeast is also…

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Bank loses Rs 87 lakh to SIM swap fraud, Karnataka high court orders BSNL to pay over Rs 55 lakh compensation

NEW DELHI: The Karnataka high court has ruled that BSNL is liable for losses caused by SIM swap fraud after one of its officials issued a duplicate SIM card without authorisation, enabling cybercriminals to drain over Rs 87 lakh from a cooperative bank’s account through fraudulent online transfers.Justice Suraj Govindaraj, while deciding two writ petitions…

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