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Plague bacteria Yersinia pestis breaks free of lab in Russia, White House monitoring suspected outbreak after laboratory worker dies: Here is what happenedThe woman who died worked at an anti-plague research facility in Russia's Irkutsk region. Russian authorities took precautionary measures a...- Plague outbreak: How ancient teeth help scientist decode deadly disease took place 5,500 years agoPlague outbreak was particularly deadly for the young, judging from the burial sites, and attributed this to genetic traits in these stra...
- Russia plague scare: ‘Dangerous infection’ that killed one may have been released after researcher broke a test tube. Here’s what we knowIn a shocking incident, a female researcher from the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute has died due to severe pneumonia of unknown cause. Close...
- Adityanath announces Bhadohi district renamed to Sant Ravidas Nagar BhadohiUttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced the renaming of Bhadohi district during a program. The new name will honor Sant Ravi...
- G20 trade ministers deadlock on excess capacity, forced labour as US seeks tougher rulesG20 trade ministers met in Milwaukee but failed to reach an agreement on overproduction of goods. The Trump administration accused various ...
- Finance ministry sees Q2 FY27 GDP growth at 7.3%, flags trade, crude and AI risksThe finance ministry expects India’s real GDP to grow 7.3% in Q2 FY27, above the RBI’s 6.4% forecast, but warned that global uncertainties ...
- Why is oil at $100 if Trump is winning the battle in Hormuz?The US appears to have gained the upper hand in the battle over the Strait of Hormuz, with allied crude exports recovering to about 80% of ...
- India’s international trade in times of AIThe Age of AI needs trade governance that deploys natural intelligence in conjunction with artificial intelligence for a quantum jump in sp...
- Mistake That Made Them Better Parents: Madonna says giving her children phones at 13 affected their bond with her in an unexpected wayMadonna thought giving her children phones at 13 was a normal part of growing up, but the decision soon changed more than she expected. Yea...
- Asian Games 2026: Organiser says sorry for logistical headaches at Asian GamesThe chief organiser of the Asian Games has apologised for logistical issues caused by an unexpected influx of participants, which has creat...
- Built from 1837 to 1842, New York's Croton Aqueduct carried water 41 miles on gravity alone, dropping 13 inches a mile; it supplied the city for 113 yearsSince the launch of the Croton Aqueduct in 1842, the landscape of clean water access has evolved significantly, tackling severe health cris...
- Trump said he would campaign in midterm battlegrounds. He's starting in deep red states insteadPresident Donald Trump, who pledged to campaign in 35 competitive battleground races ahead of the November midterms, will instead open Octo...
- Anthropic touts AI-led biology discoveryUS artificial intelligence startup Anthropic on Wednesday unveiled the first discovery from its molecular biology lab, a previously unknown...
- Republicans dump cash into red states as they try to hold the line against Democrats in the midtermsRepublicans are entering the final stretch of the US midterms on the defensive, pouring money into traditionally red states as voter anger ...
- Trump backs India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, says need to shift energy infra away from Iranian checkpointsUS President Donald Trump expressed strong support for the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor during a meeting. He emphasized the n...
- In 1892, Britain built a cliff railway through Bridgnorth’s sandstone escarpment; the short line still moves people between the town’s upper and lower halvesBridgnorth, England, is home to a remarkable historic cliff railway designed to bridge the divide in town access. Established in 1892, this...
- Quote of the day by Albert Camus: ‘He had been bored, that's all, bored like most people…’ – French-Algerian philosopher on why people create drama to escape ordinary lifeAlbert Camus, the renowned French-Algerian author, delved into the intricacies of human boredom and the ceaseless quest for meaning. Throug...
- Your brain may be one organ today, but scientists have uncovered a hidden split that may date back more than 500 million yearsNew research suggests the human brain develops from two distinct cell populations. These groups follow separate paths from early embryonic ...
- In 1981, a dog in Wyoming accidentally killed a small creature. This ironically, brought back an almost extinct species. Decades later, cloning is keeping its genes aliveMore than 40 years ago, a dog unexpectedly killed an animal which was believed to have become extinct – a black-footed ferret. This discove...
- French philosopher Albert Camus’ quote of the day: ‘When you have once seen the glow of happiness on the face of a beloved person…’ – ‘The Stranger’ author on finding strength in life’s darkest momentsAlbert Camus, a renowned Algerian-French author, delved into themes of human resilience and the strength found within adversity. He famousl...
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