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Rakshak Chowk flyover surface damaged within two months of opening, residents question quality of work | Pune News

Rakshak Chowk flyover damaged almost right away in the monsoon season Rakshak Chowk flyover damaged almost right away in the monsoon season Rakshak Chowk flyover damaged almost right away in the monsoon season Rakshak Chowk flyover damaged almost right away in the monsoon season Rakshak Chowk flyover damaged almost right away in the monsoon season…

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‘Stooped to lowest intellectual level’: Goa CM Pramod Sawant slams NEET protest, questions Umar Khalid placard | Goa News

Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant criticized recent student protests over the NEET exam PANAJI: Goa chief minister Pramod Sawant on Wednesday criticised the recent student agitation over the NEET exam, saying it had “stooped to the lowest intellectual level” after placards demanding jailed activist Umar Khalid’s release surfaced during the protests.While reiterating that students have…

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‘Made in India’ phones go global: Smartphone exports jump 165 times to Rs 2.59 lakh crore

India’s electronics manufacturing sector has seen a major expansion over the last decade, with mobile phone exports recording a 165-fold increase between 2014-15 and 2025-26, the government said in Parliament on Wednesday.Mobile phone exports, which stood at around Rs 1,500 crore in 2014-15, have now reached approximately Rs 2.59 lakh crore in 2025-26, according to…

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Shubman Gill dethrones Daryl Mitchell! India captain reclaims ICC ODI No. 1 ranking after six months | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: India captain Shubman Gill has returned to the summit of the ICC ODI batting rankings, reclaiming the world No. 1 spot after six months by overtaking New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell in the latest update released on Wednesday.Gill now leads the rankings with 801 rating points, replacing Mitchell, who slips to second with 794…

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For more than 300 years, the Bermuda petrel was believed extinct. A remarkable discovery in 1951 gave the ‘lost bird’ a second chance | World News

For centuries, the Bermuda petrel survived only as a memory. Sailors and islanders knew the bird had once filled the skies around Bermuda, but by the modern era it was considered gone forever. Then, in the middle of the 20th century, a handful of unexpected discoveries changed its story. A small colony was found hiding…

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Researchers studied 1,561 forest plots across 10 tropical countries; non-native trees formed 28% of stems in young moist forests, but declined as the canopy returned

A new study which was done across tropical countries suggests that non-native trees can become surprisingly common in young regenerating forests, especially where the canopy is still open. But as the forest matures and the canopy closes, their share tends to decline. The study was published in Nature’s July 2026 journal.The research analysed 1,561 forest…

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International Tiger Day: Decades ago, India feared losing its tigers; today it’s home to nearly 75% of the world’s wild population; here’s how India became the ‘Tiger Capital’

International Tiger Day 2026 We celebrate International Tiger Day every year on July 29. This day reminds the world that the fate of the tiger is inseparable from the fate of forests and for travellers and wildlife lovers, this day is more than a wildlife celebration. Just over a century ago, an estimated 100,000 wild…

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