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A 1,000-X-ray blob: Why Chernobyl’s Elephant’s Foot still terrifies scientists
Nearly four decades after the Chernobyl disaster, the remnants of Reactor No. 4, especially the Elephant’s Foot—a dense, highly radioactive mass formed from molten core materials—remain a powerful symbol of the nuclear accident’s enduring danger. Rare footage from the 1980s and 1990s captured by radiation experts shows the extreme conditions inside the reactor’s basement. Despite time and decay, the site continues to pose a threat, serving as a chilling reminder of the long-lasting impact of radiation exposure.

Bengaluru’s traffic nightmare isn’t just a meme: Nikhil Kamath asks if VIPs are above the law, Police explain why it’s getting worse
Bengaluru’s severe traffic issues stem from rapid population growth, outdated infrastructure, and limited public transport, say senior police officers in a podcast with entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath. Joint Commissioner M.N. Anucheth pointed to the city's high vehicle density and poor peripheral road network as key concerns. However, ongoing metro projects and new technologies offer hope. While improvements are slow, officials remain confident that long-term planning and expanded transit systems will bring lasting relief to the city's commuters.

What is #269 Virat Kohli as the star Indian batsman announces retirement?
Virat Kohli has retired from Test cricket, ending speculation after a cryptic social media post referencing his Test cap number, 269. He concludes his career with 9230 runs in 123 matches, ranking fourth among India's highest Test run-scorers. Kohli also holds the record for most Test wins as an Indian captain, though his future in One-Day Internationals remains open.

"Yachna nahi ab ran hoga": Air Marshal AK Bharti's stern warning to Pakistan in the words of Ramdhari Singh Dinkar
During Monday's DGMO briefing on Operation Sindoor, military officials highlighted India's strong defense against Pakistani attacks. Air Marshal AK Bharti commenced the briefing with a recitation of Ramdhari Singh Dinkar's powerful poem. The poem vividly portrays a warning against aggression and the inevitable consequences of choosing conflict over peace, setting a strong tone for the briefing.

'Bhay binu hoye na preet': Watch Air Marshal AK Bharti quote two lines from Ramcharitmanas to warn Pakistan
Following a recent conflict, India and Pakistan will hold DGMO level talks. Air Marshal AK Bharti referenced the Ramcharitmanas, signaling a firm stance. He emphasised action over requests, addressing Pakistan directly. The Indian Army reported success in Operation 'Sindoor', targeting terrorists. The Air Force claimed shooting down a Chinese missile and Pakistani drones.

Manipur HSLC 10th Result 2025 announced at manresults.nic.in 2025: Check how to download scorecard
Manipur Class 10th Board Exam 2025 results are out. The Board of Secondary Education, Manipur made the announcement. Students can check scores on manresults.nic.in. Exams occurred from February 19 to March 7. The board specifies pass criteria. Students failing exams can apply for supplementary exams. Successful students can plan their next academic steps. Keep checking the official website for updates.

37-year-old Kanpur techie dies after hair transplant surgery
Vineet Kumar Dubey, an engineer, died after a hair transplant in Kanpur. His wife, Jaya Tripathi, filed a police complaint. She alleged medical negligence against the doctor. Police have registered a case and started investigations. They are reviewing the circumstances of Vineet's death. The doctor has been summoned for questioning. Further investigation is underway to determine the facts.

Fed up with pesky SMS? Now you can spot spam, promo, or important messages by checking the P, S, T, or G suffix
TRAI has implemented a suffix-based classification for SMS messages nationwide, effective May 6, to enhance transparency and reduce spam. Each SMS header now includes a suffix indicating whether it's promotional, service-related, transactional, or government-authorised.

Nagastra, Harpy, Kamikaze, and more: What Operation Sindoor against Pakistan reveals about India’s readiness for the future of drone wars
Drones have become integral to modern warfare, as highlighted by recent clashes between India and Pakistan, echoing trends observed in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. From their origins in World War I to their current armed capabilities, drones offer precision strikes without risking pilots' lives.

Operation Sindoor: What India gained and what Pakistan lost in this conflict
India conducted military strikes, achieving political, military, and psychological objectives. The strikes targeted terror camps and Pakistani airbases in response to cross-border terrorism and drone attacks. India aimed to increase the cost of supporting terrorism for Pakistan, sending a strong message about its willingness to strike inside enemy territory and demonstrating its military capabilities with precision strikes.
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iPhone to become extinct in 10 years? Apple exec drops shocking prediction about the World's most popular smartphone
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Angel's Fall: How love, lies, and a lethal script unfolded for a Delhi murder that found closure after 7 years
A Delhi court sentenced model Angel Gupta, her lover Manjeet, and accomplices to life for the contract killing of Manjeet's wife, Sunita, after a seven-year investigation. Driven by obsession, the affair led to a deadly plot to remove Sunita, a devoted mother who refused to dissolve her marriage.

'What to do with an army you can’t afford?' Ex-Pak envoy reveals what’s wrong with Pakistan army and the ‘half-imagined’ nation
A viral video reveals Pakistan's early reliance on US aid, stemming from its need to finance a large army post-independence. Husain Haqqani highlights how America's initial disinterest shifted during the Cold War, fueled by a misunderstanding of South Asian demographics. Fast forward to 2025, Donald Trump claims credit for an India-Pakistan ceasefire, a claim India disputes as a bilateral agreement.

MS Dhoni breaks silence without a word, his t-shirt says it all; watch video
MS Dhoni was spotted on a flight sporting a 'Duty, Honour, Country' t-shirt as IPL 2025 was suspended following drone strikes from Pakistan, causing a floodlight failure during a match.

Ozempic injections for weight loss 'could lower cancer risk', researchers say
Recent research suggests that Ozempic and other GLP-1 receptor agonists, commonly used for weight loss, may offer unexpected anti-cancer benefits, particularly for obesity-related cancers. Studies indicate these medications could lower cancer risk independently of weight reduction, potentially by reducing inflammation and enhancing immune function. Further research is needed to fully understand their anti-cancer potential.

Rakesh Poojary dies at 33: When fitness isn’t enough, why young, 'healthy-looking' Indians are still suffering heart attacks
Rakesh Poojary's untimely death at 33 due to a heart attack has sparked concerns about rising heart issues among young Indians. Experts attribute this trend to unhealthy lifestyles, including long work hours, poor diets, and lack of exercise. They emphasize the importance of regular check-ups and stress management to mitigate the risk.