Heavy corrosion in LHB train coach bogies despite improved materials worries railway engineers; toilet leaks, cleaning chemicals and saline air blamed, Railway Board orders special safety checks

The report identified several other factors that can contribute to severe corrosion India made the switch from ICF design to LHB coaches in 2003 when the first such German-technology coaches were imported. Since then it has increasingly indigenized the coaches and now manufactures only LHB passenger coaches apart from train sets.But, recently senior railway engineers…

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Where is the Village? PT Usha questions Asian Games accommodation model | Asian Games 2026 News

People walk past the Costa Serena cruise ship, housing athletes for the Asian Games, at Nagoya Port, Japan. (PTI Photo) Indian Olympic Association (IOA) president P T Usha on Tuesday questioned the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games organisers’ decision to do away with a conventional Athletes Village, saying she and several other members of the event’s coordination…

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Shah Rukh Khan: President Droupadi Murmu urges celebs to not endorse health-harming products amid notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn, Tiger Shroff by FDA led by Tukaram Mundhe sent for endorsing elaichi brand | Hindi Movie News

The 72nd National Awards took place on Tuesday in Gujarat and during the event, President Droupadi Murmu has urged popular film personalities to be mindful of their influence on young audiences and refrain from endorsing products that could be harmful to public health. Speaking at the 72nd National Film Awards ceremony on Tuesday, she highlighted…

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‘Kashmir issue should be addressed through dialogue’: Turkey’s Erdogan at UNGA

Erdogan raises Kashmir issue at UNGA (Reuters photo) Turkey on Tuesday raised the Kashmir issue at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan saying the matter “should be addressed through dialogue.”In his UNGA address, Erdogan said: “In South Asia, it is important that all disputes, including the Kashmir issue,…

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Scientists grew algae on the ISS for 40 generations; spaceflight produced about 50% more DNA changes than on Earth |

Scientists have grown microscopic algae aboard the International Space Station to investigate how spaceflight affects their genetic stability. Space Algae-1 grew ultraviolet light-mutagenised Chlamydomonas reinhardtii in the ISS VEGGIE plant growth chamber for approximately 40 mitotic generations over one month. Whole-genome sequencing of pooled cell samples collected every 10 generations found that the spaceflight cultures…

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Bhagyank 5: Jai Madan reveals its meaning, personality, career, love, health and compatibility

Bhagyank 5 is traditionally associated with freedom, movement, communication, curiosity and adaptability. People influenced by this number often need variety in life. Routine can feel restrictive, while new experiences, people and ideas can energise them.The personality of a Bhagyank 5 is generally versatile, quick-thinking and socially adaptable. These individuals can communicate with different kinds of…

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‘False and defamatory’: CSK’s Vansh Bedi says he is not the unnamed player in sting operation controversy | Cricket News

Photo credit: Vansh Bedi Instagram account NEW DELHI: Delhi wicketkeeper-batter Vansh Bedi has denied any connection with the controversy surrounding a sting operation that alleged the misuse of confidential team information in Indian cricket, saying attempts to link him to the case are “false and defamatory”.Bedi, who was part of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK)…

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Member of state UCC panel quits over ‘yes & no’ framing of feedback queries | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The 7-member drafting committee for Maharashtra’s Uniform Civil Code (UCC), set up in July, lost a member at its second online meeting as former Bombay high court judge R C Chavan resigned last week. He was critical of the panel framing a public feedback questionnaire by rendering complex social issues, including on marital matters,…

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