India’s PRAGATI 2026 multinational military exercise at Umroi Military Station Meghalaya involves 12 nations focusing on jungle warfare.
Category: Health & Science
Rising USAID Cuts Linked to Escalating Conflict in DRC Sudan and Other African Countries Study Shows
A new study links Trump’s gutting of USAID to measurable increases in conflict intensity and civilian casualties in multiple African countries.
20 Million People in Sudan Face Acute Hunger as Military Factions Continue Strikes
The UN warns that 20 million people in Sudan are facing acute hunger as rival military factions continue attacks on civilian populations.
Artemis II Success Puts NASA on Track for Crewed Moon Landing
NASA confirmed that the Artemis II mission successfully validated deep-space systems, setting the stage for a crewed lunar landing mission.
Common Pesticide Chlorpyrifos Linked to Hidden Brain Damage Before Birth Scientists Warn
Researchers studying New York City children have found that a widely used insecticide may cause lasting neurological damage in foetuses.
India’s Urban Cleanliness Coverage Reaches 97 Percent Under Swachh Bharat Mission
India has achieved near-universal coverage of door-to-door waste collection in urban wards under the Swachh Bharat urban sanitation programme.
Junk Food in Childhood Rewires Brain Permanently Even After Switching to Healthy Diet Study Shows
Scientists found that high-fat high-sugar diets in early life produced lasting changes in brain structure that persist into adulthood.
India’s First State-Owned Green Climate Fund in Tamil Nadu Becomes Model for Other States
Tamil Nadu’s ₹1000 crore Green Climate Fund, the first of its kind run by an Indian state, is drawing interest from state governments nationally.
MIT Scientists Identify Cysteine as an Amino Acid That Helps the Gut Heal Itself
MIT researchers discovered that cysteine triggers a gut repair mechanism, pointing to potential dietary and clinical applications for intestinal diseases.
Bill to Allow Four-Organ Transplant in Single Surgery Passes US Senate Committee
Advances in transplant medicine have enabled cases where four organs are successfully transplanted simultaneously, with new legislation recognising this capability.