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170 years of records show where Canada’s kelp forests survive best

Recent historic charts and satellite data illustrate the impressive durability of kelp forests on Vancouver Island. In cooler, wave-exposed zones, eighty-eight percent of kelp survived over a century, while warmer, sheltered waters faced a concerning decline to fifty-two percent. These insights reveal crucial regional variations in kelp forest resilience amid rising temperatures and serve as

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Why mosquitoes are choosing human blood more often, according to scientists

Scientists observed mosquitoes in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest feeding on humans more often. This shift suggests habitat loss is pushing mosquitoes towards human hosts. DNA analysis revealed this surprising feeding pattern in protected forest areas. Disappearing wildlife populations may force mosquitoes to seek new blood sources. Protecting forests could help reduce future risks from mosquito-borne diseases.

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Meta tells IT ministry PM Modi’s posts will get additional oversight, senior reviews

Meta assured the government of enhanced oversight for Prime Minister Modi’s posts. This assurance followed the brief removal of his video addressing the NEET paper leak issue. The company admitted the video’s temporary removal was due to an unintended error. Prime Minister Modi had discussed stricter measures against paper leaks in the video. Meta officials

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Five wins, nine medals assured! Indian boxers deliver flawless day at CWG 2026

The Commonwealth Games witnessed India’s boxing squad achieving an impressive milestone by winning all five matches. Five Indian athletes have now made it to the semifinals, guaranteeing at least nine bronze medals for the country. Sakshi Choudhary and Arundhati Choudhary kick-started the victory parade with their bouts, complemented by the triumphs of Sachin Siwach, Ankush

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13-year-old learns crochet online, makes toys for hospitalised children

Sophie Histed, a thirteen-year-old, crocheted thirty plush toys for children. She learned the skill online and practiced for four years. These handmade toys were donated to the paediatric ward at Calvary North Adelaide Hospital. Hospital staff appreciated the thoughtful gesture and distributed the gifts. Sophie plans to continue her charitable crocheting efforts in the future.

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Duleep Trophy: Sooryavanshi named East Zone vice-captain, Ishan Kishan to lead

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has been appointed vice-captain for the East Zone squad. He will serve as deputy to Ishan Kishan in the Duleep Trophy 2026. Experienced pacer Mohammed Shami also returns to domestic cricket action. The squad features a blend of international cricketers and emerging talent. Riyan Parag and Akash Deep are absent due to rehabilitation.

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Honeybee diet change boosts pesticide survival from below 50% to 90%

New research suggests honey bees can better survive pesticide exposure. Bees fed polyunsaturated fats showed a 90% survival rate. This dietary fat type also supported nerve function and energy balance. The findings indicate nutrition can strengthen bee resilience against agricultural stressors. This knowledge could inform bee diets and pollinator habitat planning.

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ICC punishes Pakistan seamers after defeat against West Indies in first Test

Pakistan bowlers Mohammad Abbas and Khurram Shahzad faced ICC sanctions for code of conduct breaches. Shahzad received a fine and demerit point for his aggressive celebration after a dismissal. Abbas was officially reprimanded and given a demerit point for a similar on-field action. Both players accepted responsibility for their actions, concluding the process without formal

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Rahul’s remarks on student protests trigger Parliament showdown: What happened next

The Lok Sabha passed the Public Examinations Amendment Bill amid disruptions and political debate. Rahul Gandhi attacked the government over alleged police action and education privatization. Union ministers rebutted Gandhi’s claims, calling them baseless and false allegations. The bill introduces stricter punishments for examination-related offenses and paper leaks. This legislation aims to ensure fairness and

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