13-Billion-Year-Old Cosmic Signal Detected From Earth
Scientists using ground-based telescopes in Chile have detected faint microwave signals from the Cosmic Dawn, revealing how the first stars shaped the early universe.
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US Investigates Device Linked to Havana Syndrome
The US Department of Defense has spent over a year investigating a mysterious device emitting pulsed radio waves, suspected in anomalous health incidents affecting diplomats and spies worldwide.
Former Marseille Coach Rolland Courbis Passes Away at 72
Rolland Courbis, former Marseille coach and iconic French football pundit, dies at 72. Remembering his tumultuous life, legendary 5-4 comeback, and lasting legacy.
Vineet Singh Hukmani Reveals 2026 Plans for AI Music
Global chart-topper Vineet Singh Hukmani unveils his 2026 strategy: AI-powered personalized music, a new radio format, and a mission to make Indian music a global force. Discover his innovative roadmap.
Efficiency Strategies Can Halve Aviation Emissions: Study
A new study reveals that boosting operational efficiency could slash global aviation emissions by 50%. Discover the key strategies for a greener future of air travel.
Pat Caputo Diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
Detroit sports radio host Pat Caputo announces a terminal Stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis. The veteran journalist shares his health battle and receives an outpouring of support. Read his full story.
Govt Teacher's Online Radio Hub Has 8 Lakh Audio Lessons
A Cuddalore teacher's free 'online radio' for low-data lessons during the pandemic has grown into a massive audio hub with 8 lakh recordings. Discover how this initiative empowers students and teachers alike.
Mass flight disruptions in Greece after radio failure
A sudden, unexplained radio frequency collapse at Greek air traffic control centres grounded flights, stranding thousands. Officials blame 'ancient' equipment. Read for full details.
Greece Airports Shut Down Over Radio Frequency Issues
All Greek airports faced a complete shutdown due to critical radio frequency problems, grounding flights and causing major travel chaos. Read the full report on the unprecedented aviation crisis.
First Community Radio Station Along LoC Launched in Rajouri
Jammu & Kashmir's Rajouri district gets its first community radio station near the Line of Control, empowering local voices and bridging communication gaps. Discover how this initiative fosters development.
GPS Collar Tracks Mumbai Leopard After Bhayander Attack
Forest officials are tracking a leopard released after a Bhayander attack using a GPS radio collar. Monitoring aims to prevent future man-animal conflicts in MMR. Read more.
Radio Sangam: First Community Radio on LoC Launched
Indian Army launches 'Radio Sangam', the first community radio station along the Line of Control in J&K's Rajouri. Aimed at countering misinformation and empowering border communities. Read more.
Astronomers Spot Vast Hourglass Structure in Nearby Galaxy
Astronomers discover a massive, symmetrical hourglass-shaped radio structure emanating from a seemingly ordinary galaxy 55 million light-years away. This challenges theories of galaxy evolution. Read the full story.
Tigress Released in Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve, Rajasthan
A tigress translocated from Pench has been released into Rajasthan's Ramgarh Vishdhari Tiger Reserve. Authorities will monitor her adaptation via radio telemetry and field tracking. Read more.
Modi Highlights India's 2025 Achievements in Mann Ki Baat
PM Modi's 129th Mann Ki Baat celebrated India's 2025 milestones: Operation Sindoor, cricket World Cup wins, space feats & cultural pride. Read key quotes.
Rare Triple Active Black Holes Found in Merging Galaxies
For the first time, astronomers have clearly recorded three supermassive black holes feeding simultaneously at the heart of merging galaxies. This rare discovery confirms theoretical models and opens new avenues for cosmic study. Read the full story.
How Radio Ceylon Beat AIR's 1952 Film Song Ban
In 1952, AIR's ban on film songs backfired, making Radio Ceylon a cultural icon for millions. Discover the untold story of Asia's first broadcaster, now 100 years old.
Radio Ceylon Turns 100: The Story of Asia's First Broadcaster
Radio Ceylon, the world's oldest broadcaster, celebrates its centenary. Discover how it shaped South Asia's airwaves, launched Binaca Geetmala, and created a shared cultural frequency across borders. Explore its enduring legacy.
Jhumri Telaiya: The Small Town That Ruled Indian Radio
Discover how Jhumri Telaiya, a Jharkhand mica town, became a national sensation in the 1950s by flooding Radio Ceylon and Vividh Bharati with song requests. Explore its nostalgic legacy today.
HAM Radio Helps Reunite Long-Lost Inmate With Family
After 14 years in jail, Shakuntala Lamchini was reunited with her family in Kolkata, thanks to a nationwide search by HAM radio volunteers. Read this heartwarming story of perseverance and community effort.
Talat Mahmood's 1939 AIR Debut: The Making of a Ghazal King
Discover how Talat Mahmood, at just 16, began his legendary singing career on All India Radio, Lucknow in 1939. His journey from Marris College to becoming the Ghazal King is a tale of passion. Explore his musical legacy now.
Milei Stops China Telescope Project Post-US Bailout
Argentina's President Javier Milei suspends a major Chinese-backed radio telescope project following a $20 billion US bailout, highlighting the delicate geopolitical balancing act in Latin America. Read more.
Tigress Tara Released in Sahyadri Tiger Reserve
Sahyadri Tiger Reserve's population rises to five with the release of tigress Tara from Tadoba. The radio-collared big cat marks a key step in Maharashtra's tiger conservation efforts. Read more.
China's anti-pollution steps shared as Delhi air quality dips
As Delhi's air turns hazardous, the Chinese Embassy outlines its successful pollution control strategy. Learn the key steps on vehicle emissions and industrial reform.
Delhi: No fuel without PUC, BS-VI rule enforced at borders
Delhi mandates PUC certificates for fuel, bans non-BS-VI & out-of-state vehicles during GRAP. 8.66 lakh challans issued. Read about the capital's anti-pollution drive.
Delhi Bans Non-BS VI Vehicles, Mandates PUC For Fuel
Delhi bans non-BS VI private vehicles from entry and mandates PUC certificates for refueling from Thursday to combat severe air pollution under GRAP. Key details inside.
Delhi: No fuel for vehicles without PUCC from Dec 18
Delhi cracks down on pollution: Vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control Certificate will be denied fuel at pumps from Thursday. New entry rules for non-BS-VI and out-of-state vehicles also announced.
Expert Panel Meets to Curb Vehicular Emissions in Delhi-NCR
A new CAQM expert committee held its inaugural meeting to formulate strategies for reducing vehicle pollution in Delhi-NCR, focusing on EVs, emission norms, and infrastructure. Read the key details.
Delhi Traffic Police Face Severe Health Risks from Pollution
Delhi's traffic police endure dangerous pollution levels daily, suffering respiratory issues and eye irritation despite masks. Officers reveal their struggles and the department's new measures. Read their untold story.
Odisha Man Reunited with Family After 17 Years in Bangladesh
Sudam Hembram, missing for 17 years, was reunited with his Odisha family at the India-Bangladesh border. Ham radio operators and diplomatic missions made the emotional homecoming possible. Read his incredible journey.
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