‘INS Mahendragiri symbol of Atmanirbhar Bharat’: PM Modi in Mann Ki Baat | India News

PM Modi addressed 136th episode of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat. NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday highlighted India’s growing self-reliance in the defence sector, saying the country is continuously strengthening its technological capabilities alongside the courage of its armed forces.Addressing the 136th episode of his monthly radio programme, Mann Ki…

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Spy scare at Nato headquarters: Canadian intern arrested in Belgium on espionage charges

A Canadian woman has been arrested in Belgium on suspicion of espionage while working as an intern at the operational headquarters of the Nato military alliance, Belgian authorities said on Saturday.According to The Associated Press, Belgium’s federal prosecutor’s Office said the investigation was launched after Nato’s security services alerted Belgian military intelligence to potential espionage…

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‘I did PR work among them’: Did Kunchacko Boban indirectly respond to Joju George’s PR allegations? | Malayalam Movie News

‘I did PR work among them’: Did Kunchacko Boban indirectly respond to Joju George’s PR allegations? Recently the Mollywood actor Joju George alleged that a leading Malayalam actor and the actor’s wife had been carrying out a negative PR campaign against him. While Joju chose not to identify anyone by name, netizens speculated whether the…

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‘Why not?’: Ashwin makes strong case for Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s India comeback ahead of 2027 World Cup | Cricket News

Bhuvneshwar Kumar (ANI Photo) Former India off-spinner R Ashwin has thrown his weight behind Bhuvneshwar Kumar‘s return to the national setup, urging the selectors to consider the veteran fast bowler as India prepare for the 2027 ODI World Cup.Ashwin believes India’s current pace attack lacks the experience required for a major ICC tournament and pointed…

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Tiny Oregon fish nearly disappeared after habitat loss, then conservation efforts restored its wetlands, helping its population grow to more than 140,000 and making it the first fish in US history to leave the endangered list |

A tiny freshwater fish found only in Oregon quietly made conservation history after decades of being pushed to the brink of extinction. The Oregon chub, a species once reduced to fewer than 1,000 individuals across just eight known populations, was threatened by wetland destruction, river engineering and invasive fish. Many believed its future was bleak….

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AP EAMCET 2026 phase 1 web option entry begins at cap.apcfss.in; fill choices till July 31

AP EAMCET 2026 phase 1 web option entry begins The Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) has started the phase 1 web option entry for the Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (AP EAMCET) 2026 counselling. Candidates who have completed the counselling registration can now fill in their preferred colleges…

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‘Avengers: Doomsday’ new footage and poster: Old MCU star’s return to Doctor Doom’s backstory – New details revealed |

More details about Dr Doom at the San Diego Comic-Con event were revealed. The San Diego Comic-Con event held recently has brought about many new developments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. From Ryan Gosling’s casting as the new Ghost Rider to Fans getting a whole new Black Panther for a 2028 release, many new projects…

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For decades, almost anyone with enough money could attempt Mount Everest; now Nepal wants climbers to prove themselves first

Mount Everest is About To Become Much Harder To Climb Standing atop Mount Everest is probably the bucket-list dream of every mountain climber which represents ultimate achievement. However, it is one of those dreams which comes with its set of difficulties, permissions and finances. And with Nepal’s new rules, climbing Everest has become much harder…

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North American beavers in sub-Antarctic Chile are doing more than flooding forests; they are turning riparian land into methane-spewing wetlands |

North American beavers in sub-Antarctic Chile are doing more than flooding forests; they are turning riparian land into methane-spewing wetlands. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons. In the forests of southern Chile, a creature introduced for a fur industry that never took off is reshaping the natural environment. North American beavers are not just chopping down trees…

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