Yuki Bhambri of India celebrates scoring a point (Photo by Christopher Pike/Getty Images) Indian tennis player Yuki Bhambri has reached a major milestone in his career by climbing to a career-high world No. 20 in the latest ATP doubles rankings. With this achievement, he becomes the first Indian men’s doubles player to enter the Top...
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Loud music may damage your hearing before you realise it
The thrill of live performances and the euphoric atmosphere of large music events may leave behind more than just memories. New research published in Scientific Reports suggests that prolonged exposure to loud music can cause long-lasting hearing damage. The study conducted by Nele De Poortere, a postdoctoral researcher, and her colleagues at Ghent University in...
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After 1 yr of prez rule, Manipur to get new CM – who is Yumnam Singh
NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party leader Yumnam Khemchand is set to become the chief minister of Manipur after he was elected as the leader of legislative party on Tuesday.Meanwhile, Nemcha Kipgen is likely to be Manipur’s deputy chief minister, news agency PTI reported citing sources.While Khemchand hails from the Meitei community, Kipgen comes from Kuki...
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‘Blot on democracy’: Rahul writes to LS Speaker; says ‘prevented’ from speaking in House
New Delhi, Feb 03 (ANI): Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi speaks in Lok Sabha during the ongoing Budget Session, in New Delhi on Tuesday. (Sansad TV/ANI Video Grab) NEW DELHI: Leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday wrote a letter to Speaker Om Birla, registering his “strongest protest” on not being...
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Unsold in IPL, Australia great joins PSL team for debut campaign
PSL and IPL posters NEW DELHI: Former Australia captain Steve Smith has signed with new Pakistan Super League (PSL) team Sialkot Stallionz for the 2026 season, which will make his first-ever appearance in the PSL.The franchise confirmed the signing on Tuesday, bringing Smith in through a direct signing option allowed under league rules for overseas...
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Police raid France offices of Musk’s X, what Telegram CEO Pavel Durov said
Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov has criticised the French government after the Paris prosecutor’s cyber-crime unit conducted a raid on the local offices of Elon Musk-owned social media platform, X (formerly Twitter). The raids are a part of an investigation which the government launched into suspected offences including unlawful data extraction and alleged child...
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‘India got best deal’: Goyal hails trade pact with US; credits PM for protecting farm, dairy sectors
Union commerce minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday hailed the India–US trade agreement as a “tremendous opportunity” for the country, calling it “the best deal” India has secured compared to its neighbours, with primacy given to national interests.Addressing a press conference a day after the agreement was announced, Goyal said the deal sends strong positive signals...
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February 3, 2026February 3, 2026Science & Tech
Low-cost flexible biosensor for early heart attack detection developed by BITS-RMIT University
A flexible, low-cost biosensor capable of detecting myoglobin — a key cardiac biomarker associated with the early stages of a heart attack — has been developed by a joint doctoral researcher, Mohsina Afrooz, at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani–Hyderabad and RMIT University, Australia, according to researchers on Tuesday (February 3, 2026)....
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Fuel switch scare: Air India to send ‘impacted’ component for checks – what DGCA said
The possible defect was flagged by a pilot. (Representative image) NEW DELHI: Aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Tuesday said both switches of an Air India Boeing 787-8 aircraft were found to be “satisfactory” after the pilots reported a possible defect in the fuel control switch upon landing in Bengaluru from London.The...
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Amazon layoffs: What WARN filing in Amazon’s ‘home state’ says on roles cut and more
Amazon is laying off 2,198 employees across Washington as part of the company’s latest corporate workforce reduction, according to a new filing released Monday by the state Employment Security Department. A detailed list included with the Washington state filing shows that software development roles account for the largest share of the layoffs, with engineering management,...
