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Reusable magnetic material removes over 95% microplastics from water

Innovative Australian researchers have developed a groundbreaking reusable magnetic material that effectively eliminates over ninety-five percent of microplastics from water. This remarkable technology also exhibits potential in removing harmful PFAS chemicals. The magnetic powder quickly captures tiny plastic particles and heavy metals, enabling easy recovery with magnets after use, thereby significantly cutting down on waste

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Astronauts may grow Medicines: UC San Diego tests space pharma

More than half the medicines stocked on the ISS expire within three years, a serious problem for a Mars mission lasting around 400 days. A new University of California San Diego study offers a fix: grow the drugs on board. Researchers cultivated cowpea mosaic virus, a cancer-fighting plant virus, on tobacco-relative and black-eyed pea plants

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Horoscope today: Daily astrological predictions for July 24

Horoscope Today: Read daily horoscope predictions for July 24, 2026. Know all about the astrological events and influences that will be affecting each of the 12 zodiac signs. Our astrologer has analyzed the movements of the planets and the alignment of the stars to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date horoscope predictions for the

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‘Stay away from protest’: DU tells students; many colleges ‘stand with Pradhan’

Several Delhi University colleges backed Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on social media. Other student groups condemned police action against protesters and showed solidarity. Some colleges later removed their posts and issued apologies for their statements. Student societies expressed support for the ongoing agitation and peaceful dissent. The article highlights a division within the university regarding

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‘For India’s future’: Gill urges compassion, mutual respect amid student protests

Shubman Gill urged compassion and respect for students protesting exam paper leaks. He believes India’s youth deserve opportunities to learn and shape the nation’s future. Several prominent Indian athletes have also voiced their support for the protesting students. They emphasise the importance of honesty and merit in the education system. The athletes hope for a

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Florida community near Tampa boasts America’s largest man-made lagoon

A housing community in Florida boasts access to the largest artificial swimming pool in the United States, known as the impressive 15-acre Crystal Lagoon. This amenity is driving a surge in real estate demand as buyers opt for inland properties, seeking tropical benefits and lower storm risks. The developer is set for further growth by

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Fortune teller’s power bank explodes in sleep, leaves her burned

Russian influencer Anna Otavina suffered severe burns after her power bank exploded while charging near her bed. The device overheated on soft bedding, igniting her hair and then the surrounding room. She managed to extinguish the flames herself before emergency services arrived. Doctors diagnosed her with second-degree burns covering a significant portion of her back.

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NEET row: Delhi HC notifies special fast-track court, judge following PM’s announcement

The Delhi High Court has designated a special fast-track court at Rouse Avenue to exclusively hear cases related to paper leaks and unfair practices under the Public Examinations Act, 2024. The move follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s announcement of fast-track courts amid ongoing protests over the alleged NEET paper leak.

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‘Paper leak’ at Uttarakhand Technical University, 2 BTech exams cancelled

Veer Madho Singh Bhandari Uttarakhand Technical University cancelled two BTech exams after a paper leak allegation. An assistant professor was arrested and his services terminated following the university’s complaint. Protests erupted on campus as students demanded accountability from the administration. The university cited upholding credibility and student interest for the cancellations. This incident adds to

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