Hydrogen can make water on alien worlds: A study just rewrote how planets form oceans

Astronomers now understand that water-rich planets can form internally, even close to stars. A new study reveals that high-pressure reactions between hydrogen and molten rock within sub-Neptunes generate vast amounts of water. This discovery challenges previous notions of planetary formation and habitability, suggesting that ‘dry’ planets can indeed become ‘wet’ worlds through internal processes.

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Why is Australia forcing streaming platforms to spend millions on local stories? The reason behind this bold move explained

Australia is introducing new rules for streaming giants like Netflix and Disney Plus. These platforms must now spend a portion of their Australian earnings on local shows and documentaries. This move aims to boost Australian storytelling and ensure local culture is visible on screen. The government believes this will help Australians see themselves represented.

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‘Ensure elimination of all…’: Himanta links Shahabuddin’s son to Laden; warns his victory will be defeat for Hindus

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has targeted RJD candidate Osama Shahab in Bihar. Sarma drew a controversial comparison between Shahab and Osama Bin Laden. He stated that Shahab’s victory would be a setback for Hindus. Sarma also discussed his work in Assam regarding infiltrators and madrasas. He announced plans for a law against multiple…

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New Trump Era: Laura Loomer gets credentials to cover US Department of Defense – why it’s a big deal

Far-right activist Laura Loomer has been officially credentialed to cover the Pentagon amid a sweeping overhaul of the Defence Department’s media policy. The move, which sidelines mainstream outlets and restricts journalists to reporting only official statements, marks a major shift toward politicised access, raising concerns over press freedom, transparency, and government-controlled narratives.

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WBSSC recruitment 2025: Registration begins for 8,477 Group C and Group D posts, check direct link to apply here

The West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has announced 8,477 non-teaching vacancies for Group C (Clerk) and Group D roles. Applications are open from November 3 to December 3, 2025, with a written exam tentatively scheduled for January 2026. This recruitment drive offers a significant opportunity for job seekers in West Bengal.

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Canon launches AI-powered imageFORCE printer series for modern workplaces in India

Canon India has launched its new imageFORCE multi-function printers, the C5100 colour and 6100 mono series. These devices boast AI-driven maintenance for proactive servicing and enhanced security features like malware protection. Designed for modern offices, they aim to boost productivity and support digital transformation with superior print quality and seamless connectivity.

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Viral video: Bengaluru man spotted riding with a kadhai on his head; here’s why police had to step in

A viral video from Bengaluru captured a pillion rider using a kadhai as a helmet, sparking amusement and serious road safety discussions online. While some found humor in the unusual sight, authorities and many netizens emphasized the critical importance of wearing certified helmets for protection against head injuries, highlighting that safety gear is for life-saving,…

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