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Iran calls US biggest threat to NPT, warns of stronger defence push

Esmail Baghaei, spokesperson for the Iranian foreign ministry, has branded the United States as the foremost danger to global nuclear non-proliferation. He raised alarms over military threats from the U.S., which he claims undermine the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Amid ongoing pressures, Iran’s discussions about its nuclear policy have intensified, yet the country remains steadfast in honoring

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Sheep grazing under solar panels boosts honey bees by 83%: Cornell study

A recent study from Cornell University demonstrates that allowing sheep to graze beneath solar panels can enhance insect diversity. It found that maintaining two sheep per hectare led to a remarkable 38% rise in beneficial insects, particularly honey bees. As sheep density increased, researchers discovered a critical balance between effective vegetation management and preserving bee

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Ukraine has 500 Patriot missiles on order, but Russia’s winter offensive exposes a critical gap

Stockpiles of air defense missiles are being depleted faster than they can be replenished during international conflicts. Ukraine’s reliance on advanced interceptors has surged as Russia increases missile attacks on its infrastructure. Although the United States has approved a possible sale of 500 PAC-3 MSE interceptors to Ukraine, production limits hinder timely delivery. Manufacturing constraints

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Abhishek, Sooryavanshi feature in Tilak-led India A squad for Rising Stars Asia Cup

BCCI has announced a strong 15-member India A squad for the upcoming ACC Men’s Rising Stars Asia Cup. The tournament will take place in Doha, Qatar, from November 19 to 29, featuring several promising players. Tilak Varma will captain the squad, with Rajat Patidar as his deputy for the competition. India A is placed in

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Delhi HC stays JNU professor Bimol Akoijam’s termination over sexual harassment case

In a significant legal development, the Delhi high court has intervened to temporarily suspend the termination of Jawaharlal Nehru University professor Angomcha Bimol Akoijam. Facing sexual harassment allegations from 11 female students filed in May, Akoijam has refuted the claims and is appealing his dismissal from October 9. An internal committee had suggested disciplinary measures

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Murdered Punjab anti-drug activist’s kin seeks ‘distance’ from Indira Gandhi family

Bhim Singh, father of the slain anti-drug activist Parwinder Singh Jhota, requested certain political figures to stay away from a protest. Singh expressed his concerns regarding the presence of Rahul Gandhi and the family of Beant Singh. He emphasized the ongoing tensions within the Sikh community towards the legacy of Indira Gandhi. Additionally, Singh criticized

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Rare Tasmanian tiger head found under London bed could fetch £50,000

In a surprising discovery, a family in London uncovered a mounted thylacine head tucked away in a box under their bed. This extraordinary specimen, one of only three known in existence, boasts a remarkable value. Auctioneum estimates it will fetch between £30,000 and £50,000 at their upcoming auction. Authenticated and cataloged in a global database,

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Scientists find Serbian mineral almost identical to Superman’s kryptonite

Scientists discovered a rare white mineral called Jadarite in Serbia in 2004, later finding that its chemical composition closely matched Superman’s fictional Kryptonite. Unlike the glowing green substance, Jadarite is neither green nor radioactive. New research suggests the mineral could supply a significant portion of Europe’s lithium needs for electric vehicles, although local opposition has

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Canada tests noisy drones as hundreds of polar bears prepare to gather

As hundreds of polar bears gather near Churchill in Canada, conservationists are testing noisy drones to move them away from populated areas. They are also developing AI-powered cameras to detect approaching bears and installing electric fencing at a waste facility. The measures aim to protect people and animals as climate change delays sea ice formation,

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