NASA Antarctic Balloon Flights End with Key Findings
NASA successfully completed a series of high-altitude balloon flights over Antarctica, deploying instruments to study antimatter and high-energy particles for weeks.
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Hyderabad's Skyline Blooms at Hot Air Balloon Festival
Hyderabad witnessed its inaugural International Hot Air Balloon Festival this weekend, offering residents breathtaking aerial views from Golconda to Osman Sagar. Families and professionals shared magical experiences of their first balloon rides.
Minister Stresses Scientific Temper to Fight Myths, Superstition
Social Welfare Minister HC Mahadevappa emphasized promoting scientific temper and rational analysis to build a progressive nation, warning against myths and pseudoscience.
Sabarimala Gold Scam: VSSC Report Submitted to Court
A scientific examination report by VSSC on materials from the Sabarimala gold scam probe was submitted to the Kollam vigilance court on Friday. It analyzes 15 samples including sculptures and plates.
Karnataka Ecotourism Demands Scientific Safari Review
Karnataka's ecotourism sector faces severe financial crisis due to suspended wildlife safaris. Industry association calls for scientific review and phased reopening to revive livelihoods.
Loch Ness Monster Hunter: 52-Year Search Ends With No Evidence
Adrian Shine spent over five decades scientifically searching Loch Ness for its famous monster. His systematic research, including a major sonar sweep, found no proof of any large unknown creature.
AI Boosts Research But Narrows Scientific Exploration
A new analysis shows AI-augmented research triples paper output and quintuples citations, but shrinks topic diversity and reduces scientist engagement by 22%.
Taiwan detects 5 Chinese ships, 4 balloons near its territory
Taiwan's defence ministry reports heightened Chinese military activity with vessels, balloons & an official ship near its territory. Tensions rise in the Taiwan Strait. Read the full details.
PU Workshop Creates Maithili Glossary for Political Science
Patna University's workshop, backed by the CSTT, reviewed 3,900+ Maithili terms to standardize political science & traditional knowledge glossaries, boosting vernacular education.
Telangana Plans Modern Grain Silos to Cut Rs 5000 Cr Loss
Telangana govt plans modern grain silos with 20 lakh tonne capacity to prevent Rs 5000 crore annual loss from spoilage & theft. Construction to begin soon.
Scientific Doomsday Prediction for 2026: Overpopulation
A 1960 scientific paper predicted doomsday on Nov 13, 2026 due to overpopulation. Explore the math, why it hasn't happened, and how billionaires are preparing.
Denmark warns US 'We will shoot first' in Greenland row
Denmark issues a stark 'shoot first' warning to the US over a scientific expedition dispute in Greenland, escalating Arctic tensions. Read the full details of the diplomatic standoff.
Arlekar: Adopt Scientific Indian Lifestyle, Shun Western Models
Governor Rajendra Arlekar calls for a science rooted in Indian traditions to solve modern challenges at the Swadeshi Science Congress in Kozhikode. Discover the path to a developed India.
Odisha's First Dedicated Crime Scene Officers by March
Odisha Police will deploy its first batch of specially trained crime scene officers across all police stations by March. This initiative aims to revolutionize forensic evidence collection and boost conviction rates under new criminal laws. Read more.
ASI: Science Unlocks Deeper Insights into India's Heritage
At IIT Gandhinagar conference, ASI's Prof Alok Tripathi highlights how scientific analysis of ancient metals offers unprecedented understanding of India's rich past. Discover the findings.
7 Legendary Indian Scientists & Their Contributions
Explore the groundbreaking work of 7 legendary Indian scientists, from C.V. Raman to Vikram Sarabhai, whose discoveries shaped modern science and technology. Learn about their Nobel Prizes and lasting legacies.
FRI's Role in Uttarakhand's Ecological Development
As Uttarakhand marks 25 years, FRI Director Renu Singh details its crucial work in scientific forestry, river rejuvenation, and fighting forest fires. Discover how research is shaping a sustainable future.
IISER Berhampur Celebrates 10th Foundation Day
IISER Berhampur celebrated its 10th foundation day with academic talks and cultural events. Directors highlighted interdisciplinary research and collaboration. Read more about this milestone.
Minister Ram Kripal Yadav pushes 'Lab for Land' for scientific farming
Agriculture Minister Ram Kripal Yadav emphasizes scientific farming and 'Lab for Land' at Mumbai event. He highlights Bihar's 76% agrarian population and 21% GSDP contribution. Read more.
26,373 Facilitators Bring Scientific Farming to UP Villages
Over 26,000 agricultural livelihood facilitators are transforming farming in Uttar Pradesh, promoting modern techniques, govt schemes, and women's empowerment. Discover how they are building a self-reliant ecosystem.
FSSAI mandates scientific proof for food claims from Jan 1
India's FSSAI mandates scientific evidence for all food product claims from January 1, 2026. Producers must follow a standard format for safety reviews. Learn what this means for consumers and the industry.
FSSAI: Food Safety Claims Need Data, Not Promises
India's food regulator, FSSAI, mandates scientific evidence for all food safety reviews from Jan 1, 2026. Proof of consumption, toxicity & allergy data required. A move for safer Indian diets.
UAE Enacts Sweeping Higher Education Reforms
The UAE introduces a major federal law overhauling higher education & research. New rules bring unified licensing, mandatory internships, and heavy fines for violations. Details inside.
PIA-marked balloons, drone found near J&K LoC; sightings rise
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir report an increase in suspicious balloons with Pakistani markings. A PIA-branded balloon and an abandoned drone were seized near the LoC in separate incidents, prompting investigations.
Odisha CM Majhi Calls for Scientific Temper in Students
Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi addressed students at a science exhibition in Keonjhar, urging them to develop scientific thinking and innovation for a self-reliant India. Read his key messages on education and heritage.
Poland Intercepts Russian Plane, Reports Dozens of Airspace Violations
Polish fighter jets intercepted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft near its airspace. Dozens of objects from Belarus violated Polish airspace, raising NATO alert. Read the full report.
ASI's First Scientific Probe into Odisha's Ancient Rock Art Begins
ASI begins a landmark scientific investigation of prehistoric rock art sites in Odisha's Rairakhol and Bamur to determine their exact age and trace ancient human migration. Read the full story.
Shah to New Cops: Use New Laws, Fight Drugs & Crime
Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed 5061 new Haryana constables, urging them to use new criminal laws and scientific methods to combat drugs and organized crime. Read his full speech.
Bitcoin Miners Thrive by Retooling for AI Data Centers
Bitcoin mining companies are finding a lucrative new side hustle: converting their power-hungry data centers to serve the AI boom. Discover how this pivot is boosting stocks by 90%.
WWII bombing destroyed world's longest king cobra specimen
The incredible story of the longest venomous snake ever recorded, a king cobra over 5 meters long, and how it was tragically lost during the London Blitz. A tale of science, history, and fragile knowledge.
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