Spread the love Bear Grylls, best known for his show Man Vs. Wild, recently took to Instagram to share that after being vegan for five years, he lost a lot of strength. However, he later fixed it with organ meat, including liver, heart, and kidney. He wrote, “At 52, I feel fitter, stronger, healthier now than 10 years ago. (Not totally...
First Indian ever! Deepti Sharma scripts history with century against Zimbabwe
Spread the love Deepti Sharma (IANS) Deepti Sharma scripted history with a magnificent unbeaten century against Zimbabwe in the second women’s ODI in Vadodara on Sunday, becoming the first Indian woman to score an ODI hundred while batting at No. 6 or lower. The all-rounder struck an unbeaten 106 off 86 balls to surpass Richa Ghosh’s previous record of 94...
US midterms: From immigration reform to $15 minimum wage, all about Pramila Jayapal
Spread the love In 2016, she made history by becoming the first South Asian American woman elected to the US House of Representatives With the United States heading towards the November 3 midterm elections, Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal is seeking another term in the House of Representatives, where she has emerged as one of the Democratic Party’s most prominent progressive...
How poor education, training infra constrains India’s military space plans
Spread the love Behind every satellite launch and every drone strike lies a less-discussed layer: the classrooms, laboratories, and degree programmes that produce the engineers who design, build, and operate India’s military space and drone assets. Even during Operation Sindoor in May 2025, when the limelight was on the modern technologies used in warfare by the armed forces – drones,...
‘A defeat for the Republic’: How Oct 17 protest fiasco shaped France’s security strategy
Spread the love The interior ministry estimated that 550,000 people participated in the October 17 protest France deployed 70,000 security personnel across the country on October 24, backed by elite police units, helicopters, drones and armoured vehicles, as authorities sought to prevent a repeat of the violence that engulfed several cities a week earlier. The show of force followed widespread...
Israel elections: Can Netanyahu turn security gains into a political victory?
Spread the love People walk past a Likud party campaign billboard featuring Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alongside opposition party leaders and bearing the Hebrew slogan “Right or Palestine,” ahead of Israel’s general election, in Beni Brak, Israel (AP Photo) Three years after the October 7 attack, Benjamin Netanyahu faces a crucial electoral test over security, political accountability and the...
India needs to train its clinical staff before erecting data shields
Spread the love The recent conversation over the merchant discount rate on select UPI transactions raised the question of who pays for the digital convenience that millions of people enjoy. Hospitals may soon face a similar problem for strengthening their privacy even if no separate “privacy charge” appears on a patient’s bill. Protecting digital patient information will require secure systems,...
‘Too deferential to govt’: Ex-judge questions Chandrachud on SC appointments
Spread the love Congress flags judicial independence concerns over claims in ex SC judge’s memoir NEW DELHI: Former Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul has questioned former Chief Justice of India (CJI) D Y Chandrachud’s approach to judicial appointments, alleging that he was “too deferential to the government”. He also expressed concern over the practice of discussing candidates with...
Yuki Bhambri wins Almaty Open; triumph offers boost after medal-less Asiad
Spread the love India’s number one doubles player Yuki Bhambri won his first ATP Tour title of the 2026 season, partnering American Ryan Seggerman to clinch the Almaty Open India’s top-ranked doubles player Yuki Bhambri won his first ATP Tour title of the 2026 season after teaming up with American Ryan Seggerman to claim the Almaty Open on Sunday. The...
A taste of crocodile in Thailand lands Madhya Pradesh civic officer in hot water
Spread the love Rajkumar Rathore is learnt to have travelled abroad without obtaining the mandatory permission. INDORE: A taste of the exotic has turned into an unexpected official headache for a Madhya Pradesh civic officer. A video purportedly showing Ujjain Municipal Corporation building officer Rajkumar Rathore and his wife sampling crocodile meat during a holiday in Thailand has gone viral.However,...
