Politics
Six hacked to death in Karnataka land dispute, five from same family
In a gruesome attack over a land dispute in Karnataka's Vijayapura district, six people including five from the Nirale family were hacked to death with machetes and other sharp weapons.
World
US Envoy Says No Partnership Better Than India-US on Critical Tech
US ambassador Sergio Gor stated that India and the US are uniquely positioned to collaborate on critical and emerging technologies reshaping global power dynamics, emphasizing a strong partnership and upcoming trade deal.
Entertainment
Young Princess Elizabeth and Margaret Staged Wartime Pantomimes at Windsor Castle
Discover how Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret performed in Christmas pantomimes at Windsor Castle during WWII, offering a rare glimpse into royal life amid war.
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
Happy Accident: Overheated Glass Led to Durable Glass-Ceramics
In the 1950s, a lab accident at Corning created glass-ceramics, a material stronger than ordinary glass, leading to products like Pyroceram cookware and aerospace components.
Serendipitous Error Led to the Implantable Pacemaker
In 1956, engineer Wilson Greatbatch's lab mistake led to the invention of the implantable pacemaker, revolutionizing heart care and saving countless lives.
No Karnataka Students in Top 10 COMEDK Rank List
For the first time, no student from Karnataka made it to the top 10 of the COMEDK engineering entrance rank list, with top ranks going to students from other states.
Smart Paint Reflects 97% of Sunlight, Harvests Water from Air
Scientists develop a nano-engineered coating that reflects 97% of sunlight, cools surfaces, and harvests water from air, reducing AC use and energy costs.
Everest Overcrowding: Bengaluru Mountaineer Recounts Summit Queue
A Bengaluru mountaineer describes overcrowding and delays in Everest's Death Zone, where summit queues create life-threatening congestion.
