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Hotter seas, vanishing kelp, booming octopus: How Europe's marine life is changing

Hotter seas, vanishing kelp, booming octopus: How Europe’s marine life is changing

An octopus at Porthkerris reef, off Cornwall in southwestern England (Reuters) With European waters recording their hottest summer on record, rising ocean temperatures are affecting marine life across the continent, damaging habitats and forcing several species into new waters.According to a Reuters analysis, European waters averaged 21.6°C between June and August, the highest summer average…

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Psychology says children need predictable boundaries more than constant freedom: How clear rules, consistency and choice help children develop self-control

Clear boundaries can give children both security and a sense of choice. A child asks for one more episode before bed. The parent says yes. Ten minutes later, the child asks for another. The parent gives in again because it is late, everyone is tired and arguing feels harder than simply saying yes.The next evening,…

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British author once faced a struggling 3,500-acre farm in Sussex before abandoning conventional farming; turned an estate into a wilding experiment | World News

British author once faced a struggling 3,500-acre farm in Sussex before abandoning conventional farming; turned an estate into a wilding experiment | World News

On a 3,500-acre estate in Sussex, the decision to stop farming conventionally did not mean simply leaving the land untouched. Isabella Tree and her husband, Charlie Burrell, began changing the way the Knepp Estate was managed, allowing large grazing animals to move across areas of the farm while reducing the interventions that had shaped the…

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Scientists extract cellulose from cow manure, turning farm waste into fibres, films and ribbons |

Scientists extract cellulose from cow manure, turning farm waste into fibres, films and ribbons |

Representative Image of scientists extracting cellulose nanofibrils from cow manure at a dairy farm (AI Generated Image) Cow manure could become a source of cellulose for making small-structure materials after researchers developed a method to extract cellulose nanofibrils from the waste and process them into fibres, films and ribbons. Researchers from University College London, Edinburgh…

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ITC to strengthen presence in fresh dairy segment

ITC to strengthen presence in fresh dairy segment

Aashirvaad eyes dairy growth in eastern India on rising demand for branded milk BENGALURU: ITC is strengthening its presence in the fresh dairy segment in Eastern India through its flagship Aashirvaad brand, betting on rising demand for branded milk and value-added dairy products across Bihar, West Bengal and Jharkhand. The diversified conglomerate entered the fresh…

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"I began reading a lot and this shaped my life": He lost most of his eyesight at 8, grew up with an autorickshaw-driver father; how Ajay R Raj cracked UPSC with AIR 109

“I began reading a lot and this shaped my life”: He lost most of his eyesight at 8, grew up with an autorickshaw-driver father; how Ajay R Raj cracked UPSC with AIR 109

Ajay cracked UPSC with AIR 109. At around eight years old, Ajay R Raj lost most of his eyesight.For a child growing up in a small town in Kerala’s Western Ghats, between Kozhikode and Wayanad, it could have narrowed the world considerably. His family, too, was not one of privilege. His father was an autorickshaw…

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Asian Games 2026 Day 9 Live Updates: Manu Bhaker poor, Esha Singh hopeful of 25m pistol qualification; India's medal tally stands at 37

Asian Games 2026 Day 9 Live Updates: Manu Bhaker poor, Esha Singh hopeful of 25m pistol qualification; India’s medal tally stands at 37

Asian Games 2026 Live Updates: India’s campaign at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, enters another busy day on Monday, September 28, with athletes from several disciplines in action. The day features a mix of medal events, knockout contests, qualification rounds and team matches, giving the Indian contingent plenty to look forward to. Athletics…

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Abhishek Sharma T20 Century: Abhishek Sharma’s 30-ball ton hid the number that should really worry T20 bowlers | Cricket News

The 30-ball ton was, oddly, the least surprising part of what Abhishek Sharma did at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. It isn’t even his fastest hundred. What’s odd about the innings is what it says about the number sitting next to that extraordinary strike rate: his average.Somewhere in Abhishek Sharma’s memory, though, there’s a faster century…

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Nitin Gupta: In 2004 Nitin Gupta JEE rank 1 graduated from IIT Kanpur and went on to study at the University of California, today he is a researcher of mosquito brains at the same institute

Prof. Nitin Gupta (Photo: IIT Kanpur Alumni profile) For millions of families across India, an IIT is more than a college. It’s a dream that starts in Class 9 or as soon as the parents realise their child’s potential in science and mathematics.People burn the midnight oil with late-night study sessions and coaching classes, while…

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