Lone Elephant E-5 Rescued After Bonding With Trained Kumki Elephant
A lone wild elephant in Madhya Pradesh, blamed for three deaths, was rescued after forming a calm bond with a trained camp elephant, revealing stress from separation.
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Mother of teen who died in online challenge slams UK over slow social media ban
Ellen Roome, whose 14-year-old son Jools Sweeney died in 2022 after attempting a dangerous online challenge, criticizes the UK government for delaying restrictions on children's social media access.
Bhupinder Bhalla Joins Ecopreneur Awards 2026 Jury
Retired IAS officer Bhupinder Bhalla, former MNRE Secretary, joins Times Internet Ecopreneur Awards 2026 jury, bringing expertise in clean energy and public policy.
AI Adoption at Scale Faces Rising Costs: Microsoft, Uber
Businesses find AI adoption more costly than expected as token-based pricing drives expenses. Microsoft and Uber face rising costs, while Gartner predicts falling token prices but warns of increased consumption by agentic AI.
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Uber and Duolingo Question AI Investment ROI
Uber and Duolingo are reevaluating massive AI spending, questioning if increased token usage translates to real business value and customer benefits.
Why Mars Has Blue Sunsets While Earth Sees Red
Discover the science behind Mars' blue sunsets, captured by NASA rovers. Martian dust scatters light differently, creating a surreal blue glow at dusk.
Nvidia CEO: Don't Worry About AI-Proof Subjects
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang advises parents not to stress over AI-proof subjects, emphasizing that human skills like storytelling and creativity remain vital in the AI era.
1932 Cloud Chamber Photo Revealed First Antimatter Particle
In August 1932, Carl Anderson's cloud chamber photo captured a particle with electron-like mass but positive charge, proving the existence of the positron and confirming antimatter theory.
IAF's Operation Safed Sagar: Key to Kargil Victory
Operation Safed Sagar, the IAF's campaign during the 1999 Kargil War, marked the first use of offensive air power at high altitude. Precision strikes on Tiger Hill and supply lines crippled Pakistani forces, proving decisive for India's victory.
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Iridium in Clay Solved Dinosaur Extinction Mystery
Discover how a thin clay layer with high iridium levels led to the asteroid impact theory for dinosaur extinction, revolutionizing paleontology.
PepsiCo HR Chief: AI Reshapes Work, But Hustle Still Key
PepsiCo's chief people officer Becky Schmitt emphasizes that while AI transforms workplaces, old-school skills like hustle, curiosity, and resilience remain vital for employee success.
Jocelyn Bell Burnell's Pulsar Discovery Revolutionized Astrophysics
Learn how Jocelyn Bell Burnell's discovery of pulsars at Cambridge revolutionized astrophysics, providing first evidence of neutron stars and reshaping our understanding of the universe.
Asus Launches India's First Snapdragon X AiO PC with AI
Asus unveils India's first all-in-one PC with Qualcomm Snapdragon X chipset, featuring a 24-inch touchscreen, AI enhancements, and Dolby Atmos. Priced from Rs 1,01,990.
Why Tiny Holes in Airplane Windows Are Crucial for Safety
Discover the engineering purpose of the small hole in aircraft windows: it regulates pressure and prevents fogging, ensuring safety and comfort during flights.
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Failed NEET in 2016, Now Ivy League Grad: Inspiring Story
Pragya Gupta failed NEET in 2016 but later earned a Master's from Columbia University and built a successful biotech career. Her story inspires students to explore alternative paths beyond competitive exams.
ESPN Scrutiny Grows Over Vrabel-Russini Relationship
The controversy surrounding Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini expands as critics question ESPN's benefit from their reported friendship, dividing NFL media over access and ethics.
Top 12 Animals with Extraordinary Hearing Abilities
Discover the top 12 animals with the best hearing in the world, from bats using echolocation to elephants sensing low-frequency vibrations across kilometers.
1977 Deep-Sea Discovery: Life Without Sunlight
In 1977, scientists exploring the Galapagos Rift discovered thriving ecosystems around hydrothermal vents, challenging the belief that all life depends on sunlight. This find revolutionized biology and guides the search for alien life.
India Has Structural Advantage in AI Race: Investor
Investor Nicole Junkermann highlights India's structural advantages in the global AI race, including talent pool, digital infrastructure, and government initiatives.
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JWST Detects Daily Rock Cloud Cycle on Exoplanet
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have observed a daily cloud cycle on hot Jupiter exoplanet WASP-94A b, where clouds made of vaporized rock form and dissipate, offering a new window into exoplanet atmospheres.
Tiny Finger Bone Reveals New Human Species: Denisovans
A tiny finger bone from Siberia's Denisova Cave led to the discovery of a new human species, the Denisovans, revolutionizing our understanding of human evolution and ancient interbreeding.
Entrepreneur's Viral Video on Quitting ₹300 Crore Job
Ashwani Kumar, founder of BadaFranchise, went viral after sharing his story of leaving a ₹300 crore VP role at 40. The video resonated with professionals facing burnout and corporate fatigue.
Wellcome's £39.9B Endowment: A Model for Charitable Giving
Learn how Sir Henry Wellcome transformed his wealth into a £39.9 billion endowment that partners with WHO, funding global health research and setting a new standard for philanthropic legacy.
Ugarit Discovery: Ancient Alphabet Unearthed in Syria
In 1928, a Syrian farmer plowing a field near Minet el-Beida uncovered a stone tomb, leading to the excavation of Ugarit. French archaeologists found clay tablets with a 30-letter cuneiform alphabet, one of history's earliest, revealing a cosmopolitan Bro
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Xbox Regional Accounts Fuel GTA 6 Hype with Wishlist Prompts
Xbox regional accounts in the Americas have started posting wishlist prompts for GTA 6, sparking speculation that Rockstar is ramping up marketing ahead of pre-orders and a wider campaign.
Why Are Most People Right-Handed? Walking and Brain Size Key
A new Oxford-led study reveals that the near-universal right-handedness in humans is linked to walking upright and brain expansion, solving a long-standing evolutionary puzzle.
OPPO Find X9 Series Launched with Reliance Digital at Juhu
Reliance Digital and OPPO India launched the Find X9 series with a creator-led event at Juhu beach. The phones feature Hasselblad cameras, powerful processors, and long battery life. Prices start at Rs 62,199.
Earliest Anesthesia Evidence Found on 600-Year-Old Chinese Tools
Scientists discovered aconitine, a toxic plant compound, on surgical tools from Ming Dynasty physician Xia Quan's tomb, providing the earliest direct chemical evidence of surgical anesthesia.
Gel Battery Breakthrough: EVs Could Soon Reach 1,000 km Range
South Korean scientists have created a gel polymer electrolyte that stabilizes silicon anodes, boosting EV battery energy density by 40% and enabling a 1,000 km range on a single charge.
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USCIS: 71.5% H-1B Selected Hold Master's or Higher
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