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AI study finds world’s birdsongs are built from just 8 basic sounds

Scientists have identified eight common sound patterns that form the basis of birdsong after analysing more than 116,000 recordings from 3,160 songbird species worldwide. The study found that birds living in different habitats sing differently because forests, open landscapes and the way sound travels influence which songs work best, alongside evolution.

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Amid billionaire exodus, NYC’s Mamdani tells $5M homeowners: Check your mail

New York City’s mayor is implementing a new tax on expensive second homes. This tax aims to fund essential public services across the city. The city is currently experiencing an outflow of high-income residents to other states. Meanwhile, major companies like Airbnb are expanding their presence in New York City. These developments highlight ongoing economic

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Japanese horseshoe bats change echolocation calls to beat sonar noise, study finds

A new study has found that greater Japanese horseshoe bats adjust their echolocation calls to match the frequencies used by others in their colony instead of avoiding them. Researchers say this shared frequency creates a clearer listening range, helping bats detect prey more effectively despite many overlapping calls from nearby colony members.

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Open drain, broken barriers: Hazards on Delhi stretch where 20-yr-old, US student died

A 20-year-old student died after his car skidded and plunged into an open drain. The drain remained largely uncovered and lacked adequate safety barriers for public protection. Locals blamed civic authorities for alleged apathy and repeated unaddressed complaints about the hazard. The Delhi Development Authority stated a proposal for a box drain was under process.

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US govt caught in fight between Apple & chip giant that paid Trump millions

Apple is lobbying the Trump administration to use memory chips from China’s CXMT and YMTC in products sold outside the US, while Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra pushes to block the move. The Wall Street Journal reports the fight pits cheaper consumer prices against domestic chip production. Micron, fresh off a $250 million Trump savings account

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Chandrababu Naidu visits Balakrishna after successful knee surgery

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu visited actor Nandamuri Balakrishna in Hyderabad. Balakrishna is recovering after undergoing successful knee surgery for an injury. The actor sustained the injury during the shooting of his upcoming film NBK111. His daughter Nara Brahmani shared a positive update on his health and recovery. Doctors confirmed the surgery was completed

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‘Why not?’: Ashwin makes strong case for Bhuvi’s India comeback for 2027 WC

R Ashwin supports Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s potential return to the Indian cricket team. He believes the current pace attack needs more experienced bowlers for major tournaments. Ashwin highlighted Bhuvneshwar’s consistent IPL performances and fitness over recent seasons. He suggested a blend of youth and experience would benefit the squad. The selectors should consider Bhuvneshwar as India

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Sergey Brin says he fought Google’s ban on engineers using Gemini

Google co-founder Sergey Brin discovered Gemini on an internal coding tool prohibition list. He spent weeks attempting to remove this restriction himself. After failing to resolve the issue, Brin approached CEO Sundar Pichai for assistance. Pichai proved supportive and helped lift the outdated restriction on Gemini usage. This incident highlights how internal rules can lag

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‘I was really angry’: Ex-India cricketer fumes over Rohit Sharma retirement saga

Former India wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta criticized speculation about Rohit Sharma’s future. Retirement rumors surfaced after Rohit’s early dismissal in the second ODI match. The BCCI dismissed these claims as baseless, and Rohit responded with a century. Dasgupta urged selectors to avoid creating uncertainty for senior players. Selection should continue to be based on current performances

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