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Gaza building collapse kills 21 as Saudi intercepts drone near Mecca
At least 21 people, including 11 children, were killed after a building sheltering displaced Palestinian families collapsed in Gaza City on Wednesday, while Saudi Arabia said it intercepted and destroyed a drone headed towards the airspace over Mecca.
Deaths prompt pilot body nudge to DGCA: Are fatigue safeguards really working?
The series of deaths of airline pilots on duty, training and other operational activities has prompted the Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) to seek the attention of aviation regulator DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) to look at a bigger issue: is the protection again...
WHO sees progress against Ebola in Ituri as North Kivu cases surge
The head of the World Health Organisation has said there are "encouraging signs" in the fight against an Ebola outbreak in one part of eastern Congo, even as cases rise quickly in another area and officials try to contain the virus.
Sudan gold mine collapse kills at least 67 in RSF-held West Kordofan
At least 67 people have been killed in a gold mine collapse in a remote part of Sudan, according to survivors and a medical group, in the latest tragedy in a country devastated by war. Survivors said the collapse took place at the al-Zara gold mine in Nuhud in West Kordofan provi...
No Hardik Pandya, Auqib Nabi picked in India's ODI squad for West Indies series
No Hardik Pandya Auqib Nabi picked in Indias ODI squad for West Indies series
Congress down but not out in Rajasthan: Civic poll results decoded
Setbacks for the Congress in the civic poll results in Rajasthan have exposed the party’s organisational weaknesses, yet the narrow vote-share gap with the BJP, wins in Bikaner and Sikar, the deadlock in Jodhpur, and tight contests in Pali, Jalore and Alwar indicate the party sti...
Why India raised a storm over ship collision by Pakistan in Arabian Sea
A Pakistan Navy warship collided with an Indian Navy frontline vessel in the northern Arabian Sea on the evening of September 15 after closing in at high speed. The mishap occurred while the Indian ship was carrying out routine surveillance in international waters, around 220 km ...
Why the Mohan Khokar Dance Collection amazes as much as overwhelms
Sometimes it’s not the space but what’s in it that matters. The Mohan Khokar Dance Collection is largely housed in three small rooms at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) in New Delhi, but the treasure trove of offerings here is huge.
At 1.65°C above pre-industrial baseline, how August 2026 is hottest month on record
For nine straight months, global temperatures stayed below the mark the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change was built around. This August, the temperatures crossed back over it.
Did 'Assalamualaikum', 'Inshallah' cost IPS officer Bushra Bano her Bengal posting?
BJP-ruled West Bengal, on September 14, witnessed the transfer of an IPS officer in a controversial coincidence with a Hindu outfit’s objections to her using Islamic greetings in a video encouraging students to prepare for competitive examinations.
Jharkhand power plant shut after Bangladesh PM skipped Brics meet, alleges BNP leader
Days after an outage hit the Adani Power-run thermal plant in Jharkhand that supplies electricity to Bangladesh, a senior leader of the ruling Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) claimed that the shutdown was linked to Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's decision not to attend the Bri...
What Africa’s biggest IPO can do for its stock markets
ALIKO DANGOTE is the big man of African business. He is the continent’s wealthiest tycoon, worth give or take $30bn. He has built its largest oil-refining complex, roughly half the size of Manhattan, on the outskirts of Lagos. And on September 14th he launched Africa’s biggest ev...
'Don't want to continue war with US', Beijing ready to ‘safeguard’ Tehran's rights: Inside Iran-China talks
Iran's Araghchi on Wednesday said Tehran is not interested in continuing the conflict with the US, as he held talks with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.
Meet Maya Trutschl, 18, who built $130 bedsore detector and won $25,000
At just eighteen, Maya Trutschl has created a pioneering system that utilizes machine learning and thermal imaging to detect early signs of pressure injuries. This innovative approach not only helps prevent bedsores but also provides timely alerts to nursing staff, enhancing pati...
UPI still free, but there's a catch: Who ultimately pays & could cash make a comeback?
Recent updates to UPI regulations have introduced a Merchant Discount Rate for certain transactions. While consumers will not incur any fees for their UPI payments, merchants will face a 0.4% charge on transactions above two thousand rupees. However, person-to-person UPI transfer...
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Mice with human brain cells offer a tool to study disease. Ethicists ask: What's next?
Neuroscientists have made a major advance in modeling the human brain in mice, offering a new way to study conditions like cerebral palsy. Ethicists ask if it changes how these mice should be treated.
Forgotten US court of 'secrecy' could mean more deportations
The use of a secretive and long dormant court in the deportation of a woman from the US could have significant consequences. The Alien Terrorist Removal Court was just used for the first time in its 30-year history.
Gaza: At least 20 dead, including children, in building collapse
The search for survivors has been hampered by Israeli restrictions on heavy machinery in the Gaza Strip. Authorities say 2,000 damaged buildings in the territory are occupied by families who have nowhere else to go.
British-American writer Bonnie Greer dies aged 77
Chicago-born playwright Bonnie Greer, who became a familiar face in British political discourse later in life, has died. Her husband David Hutchins announced news of Greer's death.
Syria's al-Sharaa opens the biggest Arab Media Summit yet
Syria's president delivered the opening keynote in Dubai on Tuesday, a day that also brought the UAE's most complete account of the cyber-attacks it faced this year and new figures on Dubai's media economy.
Sniffing out trouble: Customs dogs remain vital in the age of AI
From synthetic drugs to concealed cargo, trained dogs can detect what scanners may miss. At a WCO forum in Tashkent, experts showed how canine units and new technology are increasingly working side by side.