In another Aatmanirbharta push, 405 key defence items of military platforms ALH, Tejas, tanks and warships to be indigenised

NEW DELHI: Rajnath Singh-led defence ministry has notified sixth positive indigenisation list (PIL) comprising 405 strategically important items with an estimated business potential of Rs 3,070 crore, a move that seeks to reduce dependence on imports and give a further push to ‘atmanirbharta’ in defence production.The list contains line replaceable units, sub-systems, sub-assemblies, spares, components…

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Antarctica holds more than 60% of the world’s meteorites, but warming could make thousands disappear into the ice |

Antarctica holds more than 60% of the world’s meteorites, but warming could make thousands disappear into the ice (PC: AI Generated) More than 60% of all meteorites ever found on Earth have been recovered from Antarctica, where dark rocks can remain exposed on bright blue-ice fields for thousands of years. Now, climate warming is putting…

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MP High Court Assistant Grade-3 recruitment 2026: Apply for 1,174 posts, check eligibility and direct link here

MPHC Assistant Grade-3 recruitment 2026: Check eligibility, fees and exam pattern MP High Court Assistant Grade-3 recruitment 2026: The High Court of Madhya Pradesh (MPHC), Jabalpur, has released the recruitment notification for Assistant Grade-III posts across District Courts in the state. The recruitment drive covers 1,174 vacancies under Advertisement No. 614/परीक्षा/2026. The notification was issued…

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In October 2025, an insect enthusiast found three mosquitoes in his backyard; the discovery ended Iceland’s status as one of ‘Earth’s last mosquito-free destinations’

For generations, Iceland offered travellers something almost unimaginable in much of the world: spectacular lakes, bluest lagoons and black sand beaches; all this without the persistent buzz and bite of mosquitoes. But this unusual distinction ended in October 2025, when Björn Hjaltason discovered not one but three mosquitoes in a garden in Kjós, a rural…

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A San Francisco man was digging in his backyard when his shovel hit something hard; he unearthed a 150-pound limestone sculpture and nobody knows who made it

This Couple Found a Mysterious 150-Pound Sculpture Buried in Their Backyard. Now, They’re Trying to Figure Out Who Made It A routine gardening project in San Francisco turned into a historical mystery when a local landscape contractor found a 150-pound limestone sculpture buried deep beneath his backyard. Greg Gatwood, 65, was digging in the garden…

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