‘My mom was scared’: Old video of Indian pilot Smit Machchhar, who turned saviour during Flydubai cockpit attack, goes viral

‘My mom was scared’: Old video of Indian pilot Smit Machchhar, who turned saviour during Flydubai cockpit attack, goes viral

Captain Machchhar, who worked in SpiceJet for about a decade till 2023, is learnt to be stable. Multiple friends and colleagues remember him as a “great guy” and are praying for his recovery. Just days ago, an old video of Smit Machchhar was simply another interview with an experienced pilot. Now, after the Indian captain…

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India needs to launch the space act it keeps scrubbing

India needs to launch the space act it keeps scrubbing

India’s growing space industry needs an umbrella Space Act for legal support. India needs a Space Act. It needed it yesterday!The country opened its space sector in 2020, created IN-SPACe to authorise and regulate their activities, and subsequently put in place the Indian Space Policy 2023 and a framework for non-governmental entities. The industry is…

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Neem Karoli Baba Death Anniversary 2026: 7 Teachings That Can Change the Way You Handle Difficult Times

Neem Karoli Baba Death Anniversary 2026: 7 Teachings That Can Change the Way You Handle Difficult Times

Neem Karoli Baba’s teachings offer guidance for spiritual seekers facing life’s difficulties. His simple lessons emphasize love, honesty, and selfless service for inner peace. These principles help individuals manage uncertainty and disappointment effectively in daily life. Maharaj-ji’s wisdom, disseminated by Ram Dass, continues to resonate widely today. His message encourages maintaining humanity while addressing life’s…

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In 2019, a former US merchant mariner opened a Mississippi wildlife rescue after finding a baby raccoon on her ship; seven years later, 76 orphaned kits are learning to forage, swim and survive before release

In 2019, a former US merchant mariner opened a Mississippi wildlife rescue after finding a baby raccoon on her ship; seven years later, 76 orphaned kits are learning to forage, swim and survive before release

Not just humans, even raccoons are being trained for survival in boot camps now. In a wildlife centre in Mississippi, a dedicated staff is braving mud, sweat and at times, blood, all to train their raccoon soldiers. But unlike what it seems, this boot camp is truly for their own benefit. It runs with the…

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Australian-designed backpack uses insulation and weatherproof materials to create an emergency bed for people experiencing homelessness

Australian-designed backpack uses insulation and weatherproof materials to create an emergency bed for people experiencing homelessness

For someone sleeping on the street, a backpack may be little more than a way to carry the few belongings they have left. But the Backpack Bed turns that familiar object into something far more meaningful: a portable place to sleep. Designed for people experiencing homelessness, the emergency shelter combines mobility with protection, allowing users…

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After paying $32000 tuition fee for 2 years, Indian students in Canada told they are not eligible for post-graduation work permit

After paying $32000 tuition fee for 2 years, Indian students in Canada told they are not eligible for post-graduation work permit

Indian students protesting in front of their college in Calgary, Canada, after they were refused work permit by the government. Thousands of students, mostly Indians, who attended the business management diploma program offered through Portage College and the Canadian Institute of Osteopathic Therapy in Calgary, are in limbo as they are not getting a post-graduation…

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Singapore turned wastewater into drinking water: How Singapore has treated the sewage water into liquid gold through NEWater, achieving a sustainable supply that exceeds World Health Organisation standards | World News

Singapore turned wastewater into drinking water: How Singapore has treated the sewage water into liquid gold through NEWater, achieving a sustainable supply that exceeds World Health Organisation standards | World News

For a small island with no natural groundwater, Singapore’s water self-sufficiency is remarkable. By looking ahead to climate change, the nation has become a global example of sustainable water management. This success is built on two pillars called the ‘deep tunnel sewerage system (DTSS)’ and ‘NEWater’. The DTSS is like an underground highway, using gravity…

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Parenting Tips From Michelle Obama: “You’re not dealing with these issues at 16 if…”: Michelle Obama’s parenting philosophy on raising independent children

Photo source: Instagram/@barackobama There is a strange contradiction at the heart of parenting: you spend years teaching your child to need you, and then you have to teach them how not to. You tie their shoelaces, solve their problems, and speak for them when they are little. But eventually, the job changes. They have to…

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In 1962, Sam Walton watched his competitors stock their shelves and built the biggest retail chain in history |

The man who changed American retail, Sam Walton, learned everything by walking into stores.Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons Sam Walton didn’t build Walmart from his corner office. He made it from the road, travelling from state to state, walking into other people’s stores, taking notes on everything he saw. Before Walmart became the retail giant that…

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A $29,595 robot is scanning Colorado River water for DNA left by invasive fish before they can spread into new habitats |

A $29,595 robot is scanning Colorado River water for DNA left by invasive fish before they can spread into new habitats |

The eDNA autosampler to monitor for invasive aquatic species. Image Credit: CPR/USGS The Colorado River is getting a new line of defence against invasive species, with a $29,595 environmental DNA autosampler being used to search for traces of unwanted fish and other aquatic threats. Instead of waiting to catch an invasive animal, the machine collects…

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