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Bamboo fans, shared shade and pure grit keep Jantar Mantar alive amid CJP protest

Volunteers are providing essential support at the CJP protest. They offer shade and water to demonstrators enduring the heat. Many individuals stepped in without formal assignments to help. Young and old alike demonstrate unwavering resolve and solidarity. This organic network ensures the protest continues despite challenges.

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Tapeworm makes worker ants live longer by turning them queen-like

In Germany, tiny ants exhibit extended lifespans thanks to a parasitic tapeworm that cleverly alters their genetics to mimic queen ant biology. As these infected workers become less active and quieter in their nests, the parasite enhances its chances of survival by manipulating the ants’ regulatory networks. This fascinating research sheds light on the complexities

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Pakistan seeks $10bn lifeline – ‘brokerage fee’ after mediation role between US & Iran

Pakistan seeks a ten billion dollar financial lifeline from the Trump administration. This facility aims to strengthen its foreign exchange reserves and ease rupee pressure. The request follows Pakistan’s diplomatic role in facilitating US-Iran contacts. Economic stakes are considerable as Pakistan narrowly avoided default in 2023. The US is considering the proposal, which involves strategic

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‘I sent a message’: Alexis’ father reveals what son told him about Messi’s pep talks

Lionel Messi’s viral speech before the World Cup final was tactical. His teammate’s father clarified the captain’s words were taken out of context. Messi urged players to focus on football and their game plan. This explanation dismisses speculation of internal team issues. Spain ultimately won the match, proving to be the better side.

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Jantar Mantar boils again: Stones pelted, 6 cops injured, internet suspended

Fresh clashes erupted between protesters and security personnel at Jantar Mantar. Police fired tear gas and used batons to disperse the agitated crowd. At least six police personnel, including two ACPs, sustained injuries during the unrest. Authorities activated internet jammers in parts of central Delhi amid heightened security. The situation remained tense as the crowd

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Ousted Venezuelan president Maduro to face US drug trafficking trial in June 2027

Ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife will face trial in the United States. They are charged with drug trafficking and could receive life imprisonment if convicted. Their defense will challenge the indictment and the legality of their capture. US prosecutors allege Maduro facilitated cocaine shipments into the United States. The trial is scheduled

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Invasive plants may boost mosquito numbers in lower-income neighbourhoods

Recent studies indicate that invasive trees in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods of Baltimore and Washington D.C. are contributing to a rise in mosquito populations. The nonnative leaves serve as an excellent nourishment source for mosquito larvae, promoting faster growth and larger size, which ultimately enhances their ability to transmit diseases. This finding underscores the significance of

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Two-time Olympic rowing champion Olaf Tufte dies at 50

Olaf Tufte, Norway’s two-time Olympic rowing champion, has died at the age of 50 after being found unconscious at his family farm. His career stretched across seven Olympic Games and included two Olympic gold medals and six World Championship medals. Tributes from leaders, fellow athletes and World Rowing remember him as a champion, mentor and

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