Last Updated: October 1, 2026

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    Art of knowingĀ 

    K. SIVA PRASAD Learning throughout life is a human endowment. The education system helps us acquire knowledge and skills during our school and college days. Based on this knowledge and skills, one starts making a living. As we progress in life, many of us feel that contentment and peace of mind elude us for various.

    The return of the bomb: why Trump is reviving US nuclear testsĀ 

    With a post on Truth Social, US President Donald Trump has announced the revival of nuclear weapons testing, overturning more than three decades of restraint. ā€œI hated to do it, but had no choice! Russia is second, and China is a distant third, but will be even within five years,ā€ he wrote, adding that he.

    What exceeding 1.5°C could mean for life on earth 

    Hurricanes are intensifying, glaciers are melting at record speed, and oceans are steadily warming. The signs of a rapidly heating planet are clear and alarming. As climate change continues to reshape ecosystems and threaten livelihoods, the United Nations has issued another stark warning about the planet’s worsening condition. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said that.

    Climate inaction costs livesĀ 

    Heat-related deaths have surged by 63 per cent since the 1990s, averaging 546,000 fatalities annually between 2012 and 2021, according to a new Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change report released on Wednesday. Authored by 128 international experts, the report highlights how insufficient climate action is costing millions of lives every year, driving extreme.

    Green fuels reshape AsiaĀ 

    Green fuels and feedstocks such as hydrogen, ammonia, sustainable fuels and carbon capture will account for over 25 percent of emissions reductions in the Asia-Pacific region by 2050, according to a new report by DNV. While most of the region’s net-zero transition will depend on electrification and renewable energy, the report finds that new energy.

    Is history repeating itself in Darfur?Ā 

    Is a genocide unfolding in Sudan? The question has moved from allegation to urgent international scrutiny after satellite analysis by Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab, reports from aid groups, and local accounts pointed to widespread killings and the fall of a major Darfur city to the Rapid Support Forces. The most immediate focus is El-Fasher, North.

    Zakir Naik’s return to spotlight begins in Dhaka

    Bangladesh is set to host a controversial visit by Islamic preacher Zakir Naik after the interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus approved a nearly month-long tour starting late November, according to media reports. The visit, scheduled from November 28 to December 20, would take Naik across the country to deliver a series of.

    Smoke’s hidden health tollĀ 

    Short-term exposure to smoke from landscape fires significantly raises the risk of hospital admissions among children and adolescents for a wide range of diseases, according to a new international study published in *Nature Communications* on October 22, 2025. The research, led by Shuang Zhou of Monash University, found that fine particulate matter from landscape fires.

    Coal use peak in sightĀ 

    A new analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) suggests that China, India, and Indonesia — the world’s three biggest coal power markets — are on track to see coal use and related emissions peak by 2030. The think tank has described this projection as a ā€œglobal breakthroughā€ for climate.

    The Vision That Forged a NationĀ 

    Sardar Patel and the Making of United India Sheena Sandhu The iron will behind India’s unity When India won independence in 1947, the tricolour was hoisted across the land, but the idea of ā€œone Indiaā€ was still fragile. The subcontinent was a patchwork of territories: British India on one hand, and over 560 princely states,.

    How Satya Nadella turned Microsoft into goldĀ 

    Microsoft’s decade-long transformation under Satya Nadella has not only reshaped the company’s fortunes but also placed its chief executive among the world’s highest-paid corporate leaders. The company’s latest proxy filing revealed that Nadella earned $96.5 million in fiscal 2025, a 22 per cent jump from the previous year and the highest total since he took.