Politics
GBA to Hold Open House for E-Khata Services at 50 Locations Today
The GBA will host open houses at 50 locations today to provide e-khata services including new e-khatas, B-khata to A-khata conversion, error corrections, and pending application disposal.
World
Bengaluru West Corporation's Five-Point Plan to Save Sankey Tank
Bengaluru West City Corporation has devised a five-point plan to restore and protect the historic Sankey Tank, addressing pollution, encroachment, and biodiversity loss.
Entertainment
Taylor Swift Fans Debate Joe Alwyn Era vs Current Career Peak
A social media post reignites debate among Taylor Swift fans about whether her best work came during her relationship with Joe Alwyn, while speculation about her wedding to Travis Kelce continues.
Business
Public Transport Needs Investment, Not Appeals: An Analysis
India's public transport system requires substantial investment and policy reforms, not just appeals, to address congestion, pollution, and safety issues effectively.
Lifestyle
Technology
COEMPT Faces Marksheet Errors at Nagpur University
COEMPT Edu Teck Pvt Ltd, already at the center of a CBSE controversy, faces new allegations of marksheet blunders and exam glitches at Nagpur University, affecting over 3.17 lakh students.
NTA Assures Panel on NEET Leak Prevention
NTA told a parliamentary committee it is taking steps to prevent NEET paper leaks, including switching to CBT and expanding question pools. CBI will investigate thoroughly, while NMC ensures timely counselling.
When Reality Trumps a Model Idea in Bengaluru
Bengaluru's urban planning faces challenges as ground realities often clash with model ideas, leading to infrastructural and governance issues.
Tennessee Road Project Reveals 6.6-Million-Year-Old Fossil Site
A road-widening project in Tennessee uncovered a massive fossil deposit, revealing an ancient ecosystem with red pandas, rhinos, and more, dating back 6.6 million years.
Nitinol: The Metal That Remembers Its Shape
Discover Nitinol, a nickel-titanium alloy with shape-memory effect, developed in the 1960s. From military labs to medical devices, it revolutionizes materials science.
