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DRDO develops indigenous radome for LCA Tejas Mk1A | Pune News

Pune: The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed an indigenous radome for the light combat aircraft (LCA) Tejas Mk1A, paving the way for replacing imported radomes currently used on the fighter aircraft.The technology, developed by the Research and Development Establishment (Engineers) [R&DE(E)], Pune, has successfully met all structural, mechanical and electromagnetic performance requirements…

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Water metro not meant for casinos: RND minister | Goa News

Addressing concerns raised around fishing communities and residents along the water metro routes, the minister said that govt would ensure that the project does not disrupt existing livelihoods Panaji: River navigation minister Subhash Phal Dessai on Tuesday rejected concerns that the proposed water metro project is being designed to serve the state’s offshore casinos, asserting…

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‘My mother was a little upset’: India’s CWG silver medallist Harjinder Kaur reveals emotional call after Glasgow success | Commonwealth Games News

Harjinder Kaur (IANS Photo) Indian weightlifter Harjinder Kaur dedicated her Commonwealth Games 2026 silver medal to her mother, revealing that she always calls her first after winning a major event. Harjinder won silver in the women’s 69kg category with a combined lift of 227kg (101kg snatch and 126kg clean and jerk), earning her second straight…

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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ cast rave about upcoming film: ‘The most intimate look at Peter Parker…’ |

The cast of Spider-Man: Brand New Day is quite excited about the release of the film, and they recently shared that fans can expect something completely new and different from the film. Zendaya also revealed that this film, as compared to the previous three, is far more focused on Peter Parker’s life. With the release…

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Ancient footprints found in Kenya reveal how early human relatives may have travelled and lived together 1.43 million years ago | World News

PC: Kay Behrensmeyer, Smithsonian Long before stone tools or bones tell their part of the story, footprints can preserve something far more immediate. They capture movement rather than anatomy, recording where an individual walked, how they placed their feet, and sometimes who was travelling beside them. A newly described set of fossil footprints from northern…

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El Salvador archaeologists lifted a burial sealed beneath 2,800-year-old volcanic ash; the person lay face down with a sea turtle-shaped vessel near one hand |

There are no limits to a human’s materialistic wants and emotional feelings. Attachment is the quickest development to happen and the slowest to recede. This is possibly why archaeologists in El Salvador found a 2,800-year-old burial of a person clutching a sea turtle vessel.The Mesoamerican burial found a face-down human skeleton that may be from…

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Baby Sleep Traditions: How babies sleep around the world: 10 fascinating cultural traditions

There is no single “right” way to help a baby sleep. Around the world, families have developed bedtime traditions shaped by culture, climate, family structure and generations of experience. While modern parenting advice often focuses on sleep schedules and independent sleep, many communities continue to embrace age-old practices centred on closeness, routine and comfort. Here…

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