September 12, 2026

1.    New York’s Sky Turns Into a Memorial as 2,977 Drones Honour 9/11 Victims

New York witnessed a striking aerial memorial ahead of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, as thousands of illuminated drones filled the night sky above the city. The display featured 2,977 drones, with each light representing one person who died in the September 11, 2001 attacks. As the drones moved in carefully coordinated […]

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1.    When Prayer Takes the Form of a Letter: Devotees Leave Personal Messages for Mahadev

Prayer is often thought of as something spoken silently or recited aloud. At Achleswar Mahadev in Gwalior, devotees have reportedly found a more unusual way to express their hopes: by writing letters to God and leaving them in donation boxes. The letters are said to contain deeply personal wishes. Some devotees write about hopes for

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Radiative Cooling Paint Could Help Buildings Stay Cooler

As temperatures rise, keeping buildings comfortable can require more electricity for air conditioning. Scientists are exploring another approach: surfaces designed to reflect sunlight and release heat naturally. Researchers at University College London have developed an experimental coating that reportedly reflects about 93% of incoming sunlight, compared with roughly 84% for conventional white paint. In tests

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1.    AI and the Navier–Stokes Problem: A Century-Old Mystery Gets a New Challenge

For almost 100 years, mathematicians have wrestled with a fundamental question about the equations that describe moving fluids. Now, artificial intelligence has entered this difficult area of mathematics with a proposed solution that could become a major scientific milestone. OpenAI says its AI system has produced a proposed solution to the Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness

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Nita Ambani Stands Out at Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla Anniversary

Nita Ambani drew attention at Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla’s 40th anniversary celebration in Mumbai in a deep crimson saree. Tone-on-tone geometric embroidery along the border and pallu gave the traditional silhouette a polished contemporary finish. The evening also brought Isha Ambani, Shloka Mehta and Radhika Merchant together in distinctly different versions of occasionwear, spanning

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Digital Detox Ideas for a More Balanced Phone Life

A digital detox in 2026 is less about abandoning technology than using it with greater intention. The real issue is often not total screen time, but the fragmented attention created by constant checking, notifications and endless scrolling. Practical changes can start small: create phone-free moments around meals or sleep, silence non-essential alerts and replace mindless

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Theatre and OTT Are Creating a New Movie Watching Pattern

India’s film business is moving beyond the simple question of whether streaming will replace cinemas. Viewers increasingly decide which films deserve a theatre visit and which can wait for an OTT release, while producers and exhibitors debate the right gap between the two. The discussion has intensified around a proposed eight-week theatrical window in South

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How AI Is Reshaping Entertainment Behind the Scenes

Artificial intelligence is moving from entertainment-industry experimentation into everyday work. It can assist with planning, visual development, editing, recommendations, localisation and music, often in ways audiences may never notice. For streaming platforms, AI can help viewers navigate crowded catalogues by personalising recommendations. In production, it can speed up repetitive tasks and support decisions on marketing

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Karnataka Introduces Tr Prefix for Teachers

Teachers in Karnataka can now use the prefix “Tr” before their names following a Teachers’ Day announcement by Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar. The proposed title is intended as a formal public mark of respect for the teaching profession. The prefix stands for Teacher and places educators alongside professions that commonly use identifiers such as

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BJP Uses Ballari Chalo Yatra to Challenge Karnataka Government

The BJP’s Ballari Chalo padayatra has become a prominent opposition campaign in Karnataka, with state president B.Y. Vijayendra using the march to criticise the Congress government’s welfare delivery and rural policy. The 10-day yatra began in Lingasugur on September 1 and is travelling about 175 km towards Ballari. At Karatagi in Koppal district, Vijayendra questioned

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