India’s weather office warns of increasing heat in central Indian states with temperatures expected to peak before easing after June 16.
Year: 2026
ISRO Gaganyaan Mission Delay Confirmed Will Not Launch in 2025 Timeline Pushed Back
ISRO officially acknowledges the Gaganyaan human spaceflight mission cannot meet its originally proposed 2025 launch schedule.
Lancet Publishes New Research on Global Health Burden on Vulnerable Populations
New findings published in the Lancet highlight how children in low-income countries bear the greatest burden of preventable disease globally.
NEET Re-Exam Crisis Highlights Need for Stronger Safeguards in India’s Competitive Exams
The NEET-UG 2026 paper leak and subsequent cancellation renew demands for digitised examination systems and stricter security protocols.
Quantum Computing Advances: Microsoft IBM and IonQ Push Toward Real-World Infrastructure
Major tech companies make simultaneous quantum computing announcements as the technology edges closer to practical applications in critical industries.
Daraxonrasib Targets KRAS Mutation in Pancreatic Cancer and Nearly Doubles Survival
A new drug successfully attacks what was previously considered an undruggable mutation in pancreatic cancer nearly doubling patient survival rates.
Menopausal Hormone Therapy Users Show 69% Lower Risk of Low Bone Mineral Density
Researchers find that women on menopausal hormone therapy have dramatically lower rates of low bone mineral density compared to non-users.
Oxford Quantum State Advance Could Open New Possibilities for More Resilient Quantum Computers
The novel Schrodinger’s cat-like quantum state created by Oxford physicists could allow quantum error correction at unprecedented scales.
Collagen Supplements Improve Skin Health and Ease Osteoarthritis Says Major Review of 8000 Participants
A comprehensive analysis confirms collagen supplements taken consistently over months deliver measurable skin and joint benefits.
Women Highly Sensitive to Common Dementia Risk Factors New UC San Diego Study Suggests
Research involving over 17000 adults shows women may be disproportionately vulnerable to standard dementia risk factors compared to men.