Why India making its own bullet trains is a big deal – explained

Manufacturing bullet trains involves an entirely different set of capabilities. (AI image) Come 2027 and India may launch its first bullet train service. The Surat–Bilimora section of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project is expected to be operational by August 2027. While that will put it into a league of few countries that have high-speed rail … Read more

DU UG Admissions 2026: CSAS Portal registration likely to open on June 27; here’s how to apply

The University of Delhi is expected to open the Common Seat Allocation System (CSAS) portal for undergraduate admissions on June 27.The move comes after the university announced on June 24 that the admission process for the 2026-27 academic session would begin soon, following the declaration of CUET UG 2026 results.Admission to Delhi University’s undergraduate courses … Read more

New Zealand 370/4 in 87.0 Overs

ENG vs NZ, Third Test Live Score: Missed review, dropped catch haunt England England’s difficult day could have looked very different had a couple of key moments gone their way. Shortly after lunch, Shoaib Bashir struck Devon Conway on the pad when the batter was on 71 and New Zealand were 157 without loss. England … Read more

Oldest-ever! Hugo Broos scripts FIFA World Cup history as South Africa reach knockouts for the first time

South Africa head coach Hugo Broos, right, celebrates with a team member. (AP Photo) South Africa etched their name into FIFA World Cup history after sealing a maiden place in the knockout stages with a gritty 1-0 victory over South Korea, while head coach Hugo Broos added another remarkable chapter to his storied career by … Read more

The value of knowing your cholesterol numbers, even when you feel healthy

Most of us associate health problems with symptoms. A fever makes itself known. A cough demands attention. An injury is hard to ignore.But some health risks work differently. They can develop quietly over time without causing any obvious discomfort or disrupting everyday life. Cholesterol is one such example.This is what makes cholesterol unique. A person … Read more

Operation Amistad: India deploys two C17s to quake-hit Venezuela with medical supplies, relief material | India News

India’s Operation Amistad for Venezuela (Image courtesy: https://x.com/adgpi) NEW DELHI: India on Friday launched Operation Amistad (“friend” in Spanish) to support earthquake-hit Venezuela, with two Indian Air Force (IAF) C-17 aircraft carrying a field hospital unit and more than 35 tonnes of relief supplies.Announcing the operation in a post on X, external affairs minister Subrahmanyam … Read more

Sanjana Krishnanmoorthy: Kavin pairs up with Sanjana Krishnanmoorthy for new film, gets a nostalgic Kamal Haasan film title | Tamil Movie News

Actor Kavin has officially begun work on his next Tamil film, adding another interesting project to his growing lineup. The film was launched with a traditional pooja ceremony in Chennai, where the cast and crew came together to mark the beginning of production. The announcement has generated quite a lot of buzz among the fans … Read more

ICSSR opens applications for Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026, registration closes July 21

ICSSR invites Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026 applications for eligible Indian PhD scholars ICSSR Postdoctoral Fellowship 2026: The Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) has invited online applications for its Postdoctoral Fellowship Scheme for the financial year 2026–2027. Indian scholars can submit applications through the ICSSR website from June 22, 2026, while the last date for … Read more

Saudi doctor jailed for life for ramming car into German Christmas market killing 6 | World News

A German court has sentenced a Saudi psychiatrist to life in prison for driving a car into a crowded Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, killing six people, including a nine-year-old boy, and injuring hundreds in one of the country’s deadliest attacks in recent years.The attack took place on December 20, 2024, when the man, identified … Read more