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China’s new carriers have an old enemy to deal with – submarines

China’s growing aircraft carrier fleet faces significant submarine threats. Adversaries like the US and Japan possess advanced submarines capable of undetected attacks. China’s anti-submarine warfare capabilities show persistent gaps in tracking hostile vessels. Beijing’s carriers are moving further into the Pacific, increasing their exposure. This strategic shift aims to project power but heightens vulnerability to

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London river declared biologically dead in 1957 now has sharks and seals

The River Thames in London has made a remarkable recovery, evolving from a biologically barren stretch to a vibrant ecosystem full of life, such as sharks and seals. This revitalization is attributed to decades of pollution management and enhanced sewage systems. The Thames Tideway Tunnel plays a crucial role in minimizing sewage discharge. However, challenges

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Focus on Galle, eye on The Oval: ‘Goal is to play WTC final,’ says Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill’s World Test Championship (WTC) mission begins in Galle, where India need a strong run of results to keep their hopes of reaching next year’s final alive. With the captain stressing the importance of preparation, India head into the series opener against Sri Lanka with a rejigged squad, a potential three-spin attack and their

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Former India captain blasts AIFF’s ASEAN Cup withdrawal call to play Brazil

India are scheduled to play five-time world champions Brazil in Kolkata on October 3. The AIFF chose the friendly over the FIFA ASEAN Cup after the two commitments created a scheduling clash.

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MacKenzie Scott helped abolish $40B in medical debt; how mechanics work

MacKenzie Scott is leading the charge in medical debt relief, having made groundbreaking donations that freed over $40 billion for families burdened by this often overwhelming responsibility. Her innovative approach, which involves acquiring debt at minimal costs for cancellation, has inspired other billionaires to make similar contributions. Yet, the call for broader policy reform lingers,

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From Safed Sagar to Sindoor: Renaissance of Indian Airpower

Operation Safed Sagar showed Indian air power’s Kargil War improvisations. Operation Sindoor in 2025 demonstrated a transformed, decisive air force. Technological advancements and improved training fueled this significant transformation. Joint doctrinal maturity and political resolve also played crucial roles. Indian air power is now a strategic instrument shaping outcomes at speed.

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‘You’re not in Bangladesh now’: Starc, Mehidy Hasan clash during Darwin Test – Watch

The incident took place during Starc’s 21st over, the 103rd over of Bangladesh’s innings. Miraz hit the ball towards point and set off for a single, but while following the ball, appeared to run through the protected area in the middle of the pitch.

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Why Britain’s grass is turning yellow after its driest month ever

After experiencing the driest July on record, England’s picturesque green fields have succumbed to a fading yellow hue. This alarming trend of increasing heatwaves significantly affects lawns and public parks. While native grasses possess resilience during droughts and can deepen their roots to conserve water, extended dry periods inevitably lead them to enter a dormant

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