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Supreme Court allows TMC’s Abhishek Banerjee to travel abroad for 3 weeks for eye treatment | India News

SC allows Abhishek Banerjee to travel abroad on diplomatic passport NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Monday allowed TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee to travel abroad for three weeks in September for eye treatment.A bench headed by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant allowed the travel but imposed several conditions.Banerjee can travel only on his diplomatic passport…

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In 1991, NASA sent jellyfish into space, but many struggled to swim properly after returning to Earth |

Representative Image of jellyfish floating gracefully in a microgravity environment (AI-generated image) In 1991, NASA sent jellyfish into orbit as part of an experiment to understand how microgravity affects an organism’s sense of balance. The mission carried Aurelia jellyfish polyps aboard the space shuttle, where scientists induced them to develop into their next life stage…

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‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3 Finale ending explained: Here’s why Helaena Targaryen jumps from the castle’s window to her death |

Helaena Targaryen leaps out of the window in the Season 3 finale. (Image credits: Instagram) Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers and key details from the series ‘House of the Dragon’. Reader discretion is advised if you haven’t watched it yet.‘House of the Dragon’ witnessed one of the thrilling twists with Helaena Targaryen’s demise due…

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Australia U-19’s Neel Patel ready to embrace India challenge: ‘The wickets will be quite different’ | Exclusive | Cricket News

Australian U-19 all-rounder Neel Patel with his family. (Photo Courtesy: Cricket NSW) New Delhi: Neel Patel’s first cricketing memory isn’t a cricket ground. It is the balcony of his family’s apartment in Australia, where his grandfather would bowl underarm to him and Patel, armed with a plastic foam bat, would try to hit the ball…

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A French winemaker spent €4 million on 6,000 solar panels to protect grapes from heat and hail, but lost the official cognac label | World News

Solar panels are seen atop of the vineyard of winemaker PC: Alexandre Minguez A cognac grower in western France has voluntarily given up the right to call his wine cognac, all so he could build a solar canopy over his vineyard. David Moreau planted four hectares of ugni blanc grapes at Saint-André-de-Lidon, near Saintes, and…

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Mirzapur: The Film: Pankaj Tripathi on ‘Mirzapur’ moving from OTT to theatres and why fans can expect a bigger experience: ‘While Mirzapur used to be leave me alone kind of watch, it’s now in party mode’ | Hindi Movie News

Pankaj Tripathi on ‘Mirzapur’ moving from OTT to theatres and why fans can expect a bigger experience: ‘While Mirzapur used to be leave me alone kind of watch, it’s now in party mode’ The world of ‘Mirzapur’ is heading for a new chapter, this time on the big screen. After building a massive following across…

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Uttarakhand Forward 2.0 | Prasanna Kumar Patro lays out Uttarakhand’s ecotourism roadmap | India News

Prasanna Kumar Patro maps out green tourism roadmap to 2047 Uttarakhand Forward 2.0 is the second edition of The Times of India’s flagship video series spotlighting the state’s journey of growth, innovation and transformative governance. Through exclusive conversations with policymakers, administrators, industry leaders, educationists and experts, the series explores the ideas, initiatives and vision shaping…

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‘Mujhe Narendra naam se nafrat ho gayi hai’: Narender Berwal’s Pakistan boxer story leaves PM Modi laughing | Commonwealth Games News

Narender Berwal and PM Narendra Modi (Video grabs) NEW DELHI: A Pakistani boxer’s unusual reaction after losing to Indian heavyweight Narender Berwal left Prime Minister Narendra Modi amused during an interaction with India’s Commonwealth Games 2026 medallists on Sunday.Berwal, who won silver in the men’s 90+kg category in Glasgow, recalled an incident from his boxing…

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US mosquito numbers have crashed during a historic drought, but scientists say fewer mosquitoes can still mean a higher risk of West Nile virus | World News

Representative Image of dry environmental conditions affecting mosquito numbers and public health (AI-generated image) Mosquitoes have all but vanished from parts of the United States this summer, and residents in states like Minnesota say they cannot remember a season this quiet. A historic drought sweeping through the West and Midwest has cut mosquito populations by…

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Florida scientists are turning rice husk waste into reusable water filters that can remove pollutants from contaminated water |

Rice leaves behind more than a meal. After the grain has been processed, the tough outer husk is usually treated as an unwanted agricultural residue, with enormous quantities accumulating every year. Much of it has little obvious use and can become an environmental burden when it is burned or dumped. At Florida International University, chemistry…

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