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Why Some Toads Are Recovering From a Dangerous Fungal Disease

A fungal disease has caused major declines in amphibian populations, but some groups of common midwife toads have shown an unusual ability to recover. Scientists have found evidence that the timing of immune development may be part of the explanation. The disease is caused by Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, or Bd, which produces chytridiomycosis. The fungus affects

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AI Could Help Keep Nuclear Fusion Plasma Stable

Nuclear fusion requires extremely hot plasma to remain stable long enough for researchers to study and control fusion reactions. Because plasma can change rapidly, human operators may not have enough time to respond to developing instabilities. Researchers from Princeton University and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory have developed an artificial-intelligence framework

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Sewage Waste Could Become a New Ingredient in Stronger Concrete

A material normally treated as waste could have another use: helping produce stronger concrete. Researchers at Manipal University Jaipur have explored the use of biochar made from treated sewage sludge as a partial replacement for cement. The sewage waste was collected at a treatment facility in Warangal. Researchers processed it at high temperatures and converted

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International Sparring Strengthens India Boxing Asian Games Preparation

India’s boxing squad has entered a crucial phase of Asian Games preparation at the NIS Patiala camp, where boxers from the Dominican Republic and Iran are providing international-standard sparring. The Asian Games begin in Japan on September 19, and the mixed training group gives Indian athletes a chance to face unfamiliar styles before competition starts.

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Vishesh Sharma Claims First Professional Title in Hyderabad

Nineteen-year-old Vishesh Sharma has won his first professional golf title at the Telangana Golconda Masters in Hyderabad, finishing the DP World PGTI event at 21-under 259. Playing at the Hyderabad Golf Association, Sharma held off Noida golfer Amardeep Malik by one stroke to claim the one-crore-rupee tournament. Sharma began the final round with a four-shot

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Mary Kom Bigg Boss Entry Gets a Boost From Priyanka Chopra

Mary Kom’s entry into Bigg Boss 20 has added an unusual sporting presence to the reality show. Her first appearance gained extra attention through a video message from Priyanka Chopra, who played the boxer in the 2014 biographical film Mary Kom. Chopra encouraged Mary to remain herself and play with an open heart, while also

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Dada Glimpse Puts Nandamuri Balakrishna in Retro Gangster Mode

The new glimpse of Dada presents Nandamuri Balakrishna in a retro gangster avatar, combining a Mumbai setting, mass-action styling and a character marketed as the King of Chaos. The teaser signals a larger-than-life approach built for fans of Balakrishna’s screen persona. The film reunites him with director Gopichand Malineni and adds Kajal Aggarwal and Manoj

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Ramayana Is Building Momentum as a Major 2026 Cinema Event

Ramayana is already shaping up as one of the most watched Indian film projects of 2026. Its retelling of the epic, scale of production and high-profile casting have positioned it as a cinematic event rather than an ordinary release. Ranbir Kapoor’s Rama and Yash’s Ravana are expected to form the centre of the film’s dramatic

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She Walked Away From a ₹75 Lakh Tech Job—Then AI Forced Her Startup to Pivot

Leaving a Comfortable Career Moving from a well-paid technology career into entrepreneurship can be a major leap. For Khyati Thakur, the decision became even more challenging when rapid advances in AI disrupted her startup’s first product. A Startup Meets an AI Shock Thakur, who holds a master’s degree in computer science from the University of

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