The Times of India
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Baby needed liver as flights were grounded; strangers moved it 800 miles
In 2001, six-month-old Kareena needed a liver transplant and was too sick to leave hospital. When US flights were grounded after 9/11, strangers and Tennessee National Guard members moved the donor liver nearly 800 miles from Nashville to Houston. Twenty-five years later, Kareena...
Centuries-old aurora sightings help scientists reconstruct 8 solar cycles
Ancient auroras are unlocking secrets of solar activity, offering scientists a glimpse into the Sun's behavior long before our time. By employing a new statistical method to analyze historical sky observations, researchers have pieced together eight distinct cycles of solar activ...
Amit Shah says decolonising knowledge is not about erasing history
Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized decolonizing India's history and knowledge authentically. He stated that true knowledge should remain free from any ideological constraints. Shah highlighted the importance of preserving India's knowledge traditions and manuscripts. He pro...
Rajasthan SET 2026: Students boycott exam in Jaipur over delayed papers
In Jaipur, students staged a protest and boycotted the Rajasthan SET-2026 exam due to a significant delay in the arrival of question papers, which reached the examination hall nearly thirty minutes after the scheduled start. Candidates expressed grave concerns about exam irregula...
Old planes and no money: Pakistan's air force is about to go into a nosedive
Global air forces have reduced numbers since the Cold War, while China's air force has grown significantly. Rising procurement and maintenance costs impact most nations' fighter fleets. Pakistan, however, maintains its combat mass through diverse aircraft acquisitions and upgrade...
Joe Root achieves what no batter has done in 147 years of Test cricket
In an impressive display of skill, Joe Root not only surpassed two thousand runs in fourth innings but also became the first cricketer to net one thousand Test runs at Edgbaston. His unbeaten sixty-two propelled England to victory against Pakistan, marking his sixty-ninth Test fi...
Indian-origin lab owner wanted in US over alleged $93 million Medicare fraud
Indian-origin lab owner wanted in US over alleged $93 million Medicare fraud
'I don't cry for my real life': Smriti Mandhana's straight reply
Smriti Mandhana has not spoken publicly about Palash Muchhal, the man she was supposed to marry. During a recent podcast with Shamani, she was asked about the hardest night of her life. Mandhana took a long pause before making it clear that she wanted to speak only about cricket.
China’s new anti-drone weapon is laser on wheels: Why it matters for modern warfare
In a bold move, China's military is engineering a cutting-edge armored vehicle featuring laser armaments to effectively counter drones in any potential incursions into Taiwan. Concurrently, Taiwan is enhancing its drone technology and increasing defense funding at a swift rate. T...
