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According to Brett Lee, 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi showcases outstanding cricket skills. Following a stellar IPL season, he was quickly called to join India’s T20I team, where he shone in the Zimbabwe tour, being honored as Player of the Series. Lee underscores the need to safeguard the young prodigy from extreme pressure, stressing that his biggest

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Florida’s Indian River Lagoon shows signs of recovery after decades of environmental decline. Scientists are restoring critical habitats like reefs, shellfish beds, seagrass, and wetlands. Efforts focus on reintroducing clams, which were nearly extinct due to overharvesting and algal blooms. Millions of juvenile and adult “super clams” have been released into the lagoon. Local governments

Jeff Dean, Google’s 30th employee, shared a photo of everything he handed back on his last day after 27 years—a sticker-covered laptop and his FTE badge, captioned “Turned it in…”. The post crossed 2.8 million views. Dean is leaving Google alongside Sanjay Ghemawat, Oriol Vinyals and Quoc Le to co-found Discovery Loop, an AI startup

A wanted accused in a minor’s rape and murder was killed during a police encounter. The suspect opened fire on police officers during a routine checking operation. Two officers sustained injuries, while two others were protected by bulletproof vests. The injured suspect was rushed to the hospital and later declared dead by doctors. Authorities are

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Javagal Srinath expressed that he might have imposed a ban on Sourav Ganguly for his delay in tossing the coin, though he acknowledged Ganguly’s exceptional leadership and his ability to foster new talent. The landscape of Indian cricket saw immense transformation following the match-fixing scandal in the late 1990s, with players united in their commitment

A new study from Ulong Island in Palau has found the first experimental evidence that restoring seabird populations by removing invasive rats can also help nearby coral reefs recover. Within a year, researchers recorded more seabirds, increased nutrient movement from land to sea and higher fish biomass, showing that island restoration can benefit both terrestrial

Engineered concrete cubes are being deployed in Britain’s North Sea to restore native oyster populations. These structures provide a stable foundation for oysters and habitat for marine life. The project aims to rebuild a collapsed ecosystem after a significant decline in oyster numbers. Volunteers are actively involved in cleaning and attaching oysters to the reef