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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has amazed astronomers with the discovery of a peculiar and extreme exoplanet that is beyond comparison with all the previously known ones. The planet, which has been given the name PSR J2322‑2650b, is located at a distance of about 2,000 light-years from our planet and has an elongated shape, thus … Read more
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has reached a groundbreaking regulatory milestone by officially qualifying AIM-NASH as the world’s first AI-based drug development tool for assessing metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), a severe and progressive type of fatty liver disease. This qualification marks one of the significant milestones in the integration of artificial intelligence into clinical … Read more
For the upcoming term of 2027-2031, the United Nations (UN) is set to select its next Secretary-General, which is going to be held in 2026. The UN has officially implemented the election process as the present Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres’ term is ending on 31st December 2026. The institution has begun its search for its successor … Read more
India is re-elected to the UNESCO Executive Board for 2025-29, offering it another opportunity to shape global policy in education, culture, science, and communication. The election, conducted during the 42nd session of the UNESCO General Conference held in Paris, reflects a high degree of worldwide confidence in both India’s leadership and long-standing commitment to multilateral … Read more
On 23 November 2025, the political figures of India, Brazil and South Africa met for a trilateral discussion strengthening the relations and the IBSA forum. In this meeting, multiple areas were discussed, such as national security, digital innovations, governance, climate and agricultural resilience. The platform focuses on amplifying interests and concerns related to the “Global … Read more
Let’s just say that Gen Z has turned out to be one of the most vocal and active political and social generations in the world over the past years. The list includes anti-government demonstrations in Mexico coupled with climate marches in Europe-they also include economic protests in Sri Lanka and pro-democracy movements in Hong Kong … Read more
The uncertainties in the QUAD’s decline by the U.S. media have surfaced the tensions in the Indo-Pacific region. The American media hints at fading enthusiasm for the once-celebrated Indo-Pacific alliance of the United States, India, Japan, and Australia. Yet beneath the headlines, the story is far more complex. The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) may be … Read more
The new object known as 3I/ATLAS (C/2025 N1) has set the scientific world abuzz because it bears evidence from deep interstellar space far beyond our solar neighbourhood. Travelling at more than 130,000 miles per hour, this comet has probably formed in another star system billions of years ago and was then thrown out into interstellar … Read more
NASA researchers have discovered a new quasi-moon, named 2025 PN7. In a stunning new development for space fans, NASA has officially confirmed that Earth is sharing its orbit with a small cosmic companion—asteroid 2025 PN7, now officially a “quasi-moon.” This newly discovered celestial body is not gravitationally locked into orbit around our planet, like our … Read more
Saudi Arabia’s recent phasing out of the decades-long Kafala (sponsorship) system is a historic milestone for millions of foreign labourers, including more than 2.5 million Indians. This seminal labour reform under the kingdom’s Vision 2030 abolishes the exploitative Kafala system and inaugurates a contract-based labour system that confers vital freedoms and legal protection long withheld … Read more