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Historic first at Commonwealth Games as Braille medals debut in Glasgow | Commonwealth Games News

Militsa Milenkova the designer of the official medals for the 2026 Commonwealth Games poses with a medal (Getty Images) Glasgow 2026 will make Commonwealth Games history by introducing medals featuring braille and tactile elements, ensuring visually impaired athletes can experience their achievements in a more inclusive way. The innovation marks the first time Commonwealth Games…

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2,700-year-old sword found standing upright in a Polish forest may reveal a forgotten Bronze Age ritual | World News

Ancient swords are uncovered from time to time across Europe, but only a few discoveries immediately raise questions about how they came to rest where they were found. A recently unearthed bronze sword in northern Poland is one of those rare cases. Dating back around 2,700 years, the weapon was discovered standing upright in the…

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How Solar Impulse 2 became the first aircraft to complete a 40,000 km fuel-free journey around the world |

When Solar Impulse 2 returned to Abu Dhabi in July 2016, it completed something that had never been achieved before. The aircraft had travelled around the world powered only by energy collected from the sun, finishing a journey of roughly 40,000 kilometres without using conventional fuel. It was not built to prove that commercial airliners…

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Watch: Ravi Mohan’s fanboy reaction to Vijay’s entry in ‘Jana Nayagan’ goes viral; ‘May this movie soar and live through our hearts’ | Tamil Movie News

‘Jana Nayagan’ has made every movie theater an occasion, with fans and celebrities gathering in large numbers to see Vijay‘s last film. Actor Ravi Mohan joined the long list of well-known personalities who watched the film on the big screen. A video of him enjoying ‘Jana Nayagan’ inside a packed theatre has gone viral. Fans…

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‘My best wishes to Indian contingent’: PM Modi’s message for Team India ahead of CWG 2026 | Commonwealth Games News

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished the Indian contingent success ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, expressing confidence that the athletes would compete with determination and inspire the nation. India begins its campaign on Thursday with a 124-member contingent looking to make a strong impact despite the reduced competition programme.“As the Commonwealth…

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How Turkey’s Pamukkale formed dazzling white terraces over thousands of years | World News

Turkey is home to one of the world’s most extraordinary natural sites. It is called Pamukkale, which means “cotton castle” (also translated as “Cotton Palace”) in Turkish. According to the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, the name comes from the striking, dazzling white landscape formed by calcite-laden spring water flowing down the hillside.Pamukkale sits in Denizli…

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Scientists discover a surprising ‘brain’ hidden inside the heart: Formed by neurons, it controls the heartbeat and protects the organ during stressful situations |

A surprising new scientific study has revealed that the heart has a small network of neurons capable of controlling essential bodily functions. The research conducted at Yale University in US, was published in July 2026 in the scientific journal Cell. It revealed that this nervous system participates in regulating heartbeats and also protects the organ…

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Yash heaps praise on Ranbir Kapoor’s casting in ‘Ramayana’: ‘You will see a beautiful Rama, with great intent and sacrifice’ – WATCH |

Actor Yash has showered praise on his ‘Ramayana‘ co-star Ranbir Kapoor, saying audiences will witness “a beautiful Rama” when the highly anticipated epic hits theatres this Diwali.Speaking at the ‘Ramayana’ panel at San Diego Comic-Con in the US on Thursday, the actor, who essays Ravana in Nitesh Tiwari‘s adaptation of the Indian epic, lauded his…

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Scientists used AI to map 70,000 mines and uncovered a hidden cost of the green energy revolution that could threaten biodiversity |

Image Credit: By Calistemon – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=127909261 The global race to combat climate change has started a debate on how we use our energy, moving us toward a world powered by wind, sun, and electricity. We view technologies like electric vehicles and battery storage systems as beneficial for the planet, but…

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