Parliament Monsoon Session 2026 Live Updates: Government Set To Introduce Anti-Paper Leak Bill In Parliament Today
Parliament Monsoon Session 2026, Paper Leak, Vande Mantram Bill Live: The day's proceedings are scheduled to begin at 11:00 am with Question Hour, during which questions listed separately will be taken up for oral answers by ministers.
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Islamabad Ready For Crackdown As PoK Heads For Legislative Polls Amid Unrest
Pakistan's Punjab province has deployed 14,000 police personnel in the region for security duty in anticipation of violence during the polling.
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Despite Rs 2 Lakh Salary And Zero Debt, Bengaluru Techie Says He Feels Poor: "I'm Still Stressed"
The post quickly resonated with users, many of whom said his feelings were rooted less in his income and more in the lasting psychological effects of growing up in poverty.
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Kerala Launches 'Digital Square' Under 100-Day Education Action Plan
Kerala launched Digital Square to integrate technology in primary classrooms, enhancing digital literacy and creativity among young students.
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BITSAT Counselling 2026: Hostel Fee Payment Link Open, Check Reporting Instructions
BITS Pilani has opened the BITSAT Counselling 2026 hostel fee payment link and released reporting instructions. Check the required documents here.
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Venezuela Opposition leader Machado says won't take part in U.S.-backed talks
Washington — which ousted former President Nicolas Maduro in a midnight military raid in January — had hailed the talks as an important step toward political reconciliation in Venezuela.
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Commonwealth Games 2026 India Schedule: Full fixtures, medal events and timings for July 27
Commonwealth Games 2026 India Schedule: Full fixtures, medal events and timings for July 27
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Red Sea ship traffic slows after Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia, data shows
Red Sea ship traffic slows after Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia, data shows
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Mojtaba Khamenei backs Hezbollah, ties US-Iran peace to Lebanon ceasefire
Mojtaba Khamenei backs Hezbollah ties USIran peace to Lebanon ceasefire
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CWG: India's Jadumani beats Pakistan boxer, dedicates win to Kargil heroes
CWG Indias Jadumani beats Pakistan boxer dedicates win to Kargil heroes
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No UPI, no cabs: Hit by CJP protests, CP traders say recovery still a month away
No UPI no cabs Hit by CJP protests CP traders say recovery still a month away
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In 1945, Iceland planted Alaskan lupins to repair eroded soil and prepare land for forests; decades later, the purple plant was classified as an invasive threat
Alaskan lupins were introduced to Iceland to combat soil erosion and reforestation efforts. These flowers now dominate landscapes, reducing native plant diversity significantly. Scientists predict warming temperatures will further accelerate lupin expansion across Iceland. The plant's nitrogen-fixing ability benefits degraded soils but harms natural ecosystems. This situation highlights the complex challenges of ecological restoration projects.
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In 1851, New York released house sparrows to eat caterpillars damaging city trees; within 50 years, the birds had colonised nearly the entire continental US
House sparrows were introduced to Brooklyn in 1851 to control insect pests. These birds rapidly spread across North America, adapting to various environments. Their adaptability allowed them to nest in human-made structures, aiding their expansion. This successful introduction created new problems by displacing native bird species. The house sparrow's story highlights the ecological impact of introduced species.
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Los Angeles coated more than 700,000 sq ft of dark asphalt with reflective material, and during a heatwave, parts of Pacoima saw air temperatures up to 1.9°C lower
An experiment in Pacoima, Los Angeles, applied reflective coating to over 700,000 square feet of asphalt. This treatment reduced afternoon air temperatures by up to 3.5°F during a September heatwave. Surface temperatures of the pavement itself fell by approximately 10°F, showing altered heat absorption. While cooler air was observed, radiant heat from surfaces still impacted thermal comfort for people.
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MCC NEET UG 2026 counselling schedule expected soon as MCC prepares to release admission timeline and seat details
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