Scientists create smartwatch-like plant wearables that let farmers monitor crops in real time, detecting drought, disease and nutrient problems days before plants show visible signs of stress

The leaf sensor is more of an early warning system showing how the plant is responding in the moment, before visible signs appear,” said Nafize Hossain. (Credit: Nafize Hossain) British farmers may soon manage crop conditions using real-time data from advanced plant wearables, similar to how people use smartwatches to monitor sleep, blood oxygen and…

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BBOSE Class 10th Dummy admit card 2026 released at bboseonline.com: Direct link to download hall tickets here

The Bihar Board of Open Schooling and Examination (BBOSE) has activated the dummy admit card link for the Class 10 June 2026 examination, allowing candidates to verify their personal and exam details before the final admit cards are issued. Students can submit correction requests through their study centre coordinators between July 9 and July 11,…

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Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu calls Diljit Dosanjh an ‘impostor’ amid Satluj row, says ‘government has no control over OTT platforms’ | Hindi Movie News

Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu calls Diljit Dosanjh an ‘impostor’ amid Satluj row, says ‘government has no control over OTT platforms’ The controversy over Diljit Dosanjh‘s film Satluj has taken a fresh political turn. Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu has called the actor-singer an “impostor” while denying allegations that the Centre had anything to do…

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Thousands of years old and still standing strong: Inside the world’s most formidable fortresses

Citadel of Aleppo, Syria (Image Credit: Canva) Through the ages, fortresses have been regarded as monuments of strength, endurance and exceptional engineering feats. Constructed to safeguard kingdoms, protect trade passages and repel invading forces, these grand edifices were mostly built at places such as hills, deserts and mountain passes where the surrounding landscape became an…

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New USCIS rules for H-1B visa holders and Green Card applicants go into effect starting July 10: Do and don’t for filing application

The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will enforce new rules on how applicants sign immigration benefit requests including H‑1B visa petitions and Green Card applications, starting July 10. This updated policy clarifies that only handwritten or properly reproduced signatures will be accepted. Any filing with copy-pasted, auto-generated, or unauthorised signatures will be rejected or…

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What makes a great teacher in the age of AI?

The world is on sensory overload. Pro Max. On steroids. So much so that, at times, it feels as though our brains are fried—buzzing with the constant stimulation delivered by a single gadget: our phones. AI is a willing collaborator. Ask it a question and you’ll get a million answers. (No guarantees about their accuracy,…

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