Burmese pythons drove major wildlife losses in the Everglades, creating an unexpected shift in mosquitoes and a virus that can infect humans |

In the Everglades, the disappearance of mammals is changing more than the animals that remain. Burmese pythons have spread through southern Florida and prey heavily on medium-sized and larger mammals, leaving a wildlife community that is less varied than it once was. That change may also be altering the way mosquitoes encounter the animals they…

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Sundeep Kishan defends ‘Sigma’ co-star Faria Abdullah after success ratio questions: ‘She has done so much by 25’ | Tamil Movie News

For actors, success is often measured through opening-day numbers, hit films and comparisons with fellow stars. However, careers do not always follow the same trajectory, and Sundeep Kishan recently highlighted the pressure young actors face to constantly prove their success. During the Hyderabad promotions of his upcoming film ‘Sigma’, the actor spoke about why performers…

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“I lost my hands that day, but I never lost…”: A driver’s heartbreaking journey from a life-changing accident to rebuilding his life for his family

For Avinash Rathod, life changed in a matter of seconds. A routine day at a construction site turned into a life-threatening accident that left him without both hands. But what followed was not a story of giving up. It was a story of fear, family, faith and the determination to begin again. Rathod shared his…

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Aryna Sabalenka partners with a controversial brand for multi million dollars days after her 2026 US Open loss | International Sports News

Aryna Sabalenka’s deal.(Image via Getty Images) Aryna Sabalenka, the 28 year old Belarusian professional tennis star, might be dealing with her loss in the 2026 US Open after she lost against Elena Rybakina, in three sets: 6–4, 5–7, 6–2, but she has now signed a new deal which is all set to increase her net…

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Radha Ashtami 2026 Horoscope: Zodiac-wise tips and remedies for love, marriage and relationships

We celebrated Janmashtami 2026 with devotion, joy and Krishna bhakti. Now, it is time to complete that circle with Radha Ashtami on September 19, 2026.If Janmashtami celebrates Krishna, Radha Ashtami celebrates the emotion through which Krishna is experienced: love, devotion, surrender and emotional purity.That is perhaps why Radha Ashtami is not merely another festival on…

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Nse Ipo: NSE’s mega Rs 22,569-crore IPO crosses full subscription mark with strong institutional demand

The National Stock Exchange of India’s Rs 22,569-crore initial public offering (IPO) was fully subscribed on the second day of bidding on Friday, driven by strong demand from institutional investors.The IPO received bids for about 8.83 crore shares against 8.86 crore shares on offer by 2:44 pm, according to exchange data cited by Reuters.The issue…

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In July 2026, India’s first hydrogen train was launched, but only 40-60 ride it despite 2,600 capacity; two months later, Railways plans to extend it to Delhi

Indian Railways is considering extending the run of its only hydrogen-powered train to Delhi. India’s first hydrogen train launched two months ago established Indian Railways’ technological prowess in running the world’s longest and highest-powered hydrogen train.However, even though the train has worked well as a technology demonstrator so far, its occupancy has been lower than…

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BCCI to take call on Ajit Agarkar’s future after AGM authorisation, confirms Rajeev Shukla | Cricket News

BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia, BCCI president Mithun Manhas, and BCCI vice president Rajeev Shukla (left), Ajit Agarkar The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has authorised its office-bearers to take a decision on the future of the men’s senior selection committee headed by Ajit Agarkar, vice-president Rajeev Shukla confirmed after the Board’s 95th…

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To help read 2,000-year-old scrolls burned by Vesuvius, Berkeley scientists had students write on modern papyrus, then burned it; leaded ink absorbed up to 25 times more X-rays than charred papyrus

Representative Image (AI-generated) What if the best way to understand a 2,000-year-old burned scroll is to make one yourself and set it on fire? Scientists did just that to investigate how writing might be recovered from carbonised papyrus scrolls buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. In a study published in PLOS ONE, researchers created…

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