‘Sun is waking up’: NASA warns solar activity could disrupt GPS, power grids, and satellites

NASA warns that the Sun is awakening, showing increased solar activity since 2008. Rising solar wind strength, magnetic field intensity, and sunspot numbers could disrupt GPS, radio communications, and power grids. Ongoing research and upcoming missions aim to monitor and mitigate these potential impacts on Earth and protect technological infrastructure and astronauts.

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‘Karam’ Twitter review: Netizens call Vineeth Sreenivasan’s thriller gripping yet flat; Technical craft praised

Vineeth Sreenivasan’s thriller ‘Karam’ has sparked mixed reactions upon release. While some praise its gripping first half and technical finesse, others find the screenplay unengaging and lacking emotional depth. The film, starring Noble Babu Thomas and others, is lauded for its visuals and making style, but criticized for a scattered and predictable storyline.

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‘I always believed this song…’: Udit Narayan REACTS to Duniya Haseeno Ka Mela’s viral comeback after Aryan Khan’s The Ba***ds of Bollywood

Udit Narayan’s 1997 hit, ‘Duniya Haseeno Ka Mela,’ experiences a resurgence in popularity after its feature in Netflix’s ‘The Ba***ds of Bollywood.’ The singer expresses joy at the song’s renewed connection with a younger generation, noting its timeless melody. Director Rajiv Rai acknowledges the song’s integral role in the show’s climax and appreciates the positive…

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YouTube adds ‘Hide’ button for end‑screen recommendations, here’s what it means for users

YouTube has introduced a ‘Hide’ button for end-screen recommendations, addressing user frustration with obstructive pop-ups. This feature allows viewers to temporarily remove these suggestions for an unobstructed viewing experience. While creators retain the ability to add end screens, YouTube is also removing the redundant hover-to-subscribe watermark, aiming to balance creator promotion with user control.

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Why women should put on their own oxygen mask first—literally

Non-communicable diseases like diabetes and cancer disproportionately affect women in India, particularly those underserved or economically challenged. Women’s caregiving roles often lead to neglecting their own health, making preventive checkups crucial. Experts emphasize that early detection through screenings like pap smears and mammograms is vital. Men should proactively support women’s health to ensure timely interventions…

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‘Keep your daughter inside at night’: Gwalior man pulls out gun when told not to urinate in public – watch

A roadside urination incident in Gwalior escalated into a dangerous confrontation when a man allegedly brandished a revolver at a street cart vendor family. The dispute began after the vendors objected to the public indecency. The man, after exchanging heated words with the family, allegedly threatened them with the firearm, causing them to flee.

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SSC Constable Driver Recruitment 2025: Registration begins for 737 vacancies in Delhi Police, check details and direct link here

Staff Selection Commission has announced Delhi Police Constable Driver Recruitment for 2025. Seven hundred thirty seven positions are open for male candidates. The application window is open from September 24 to October 15, 2025. Applicants must have completed 12th standard and possess HMV license. The selection process includes a computer-based test, physical tests, and medical…

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Rahul Gandhi unveils ‘Most Backward Justice Manifesto’ to boost education access for marginalised communities

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi unveiled the Most Backward Justice Manifesto in Bihar, focusing on expanding education access for SC, ST, OBC, and EBC communities. The plan promises reservations in private institutions, scrapping discriminatory clauses, and broader social justice measures. Backed by the INDIA bloc’s 10-point resolution, the initiative emphasizes equality, empowerment, and dismantling systemic barriers…

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What are the most common congenital heart diseases in children and how early can they be detected?

Congenital heart diseases (CHDs), the most common birth defects, affect 8 to 12 per 1,000 live births globally. These structural heart problems, ranging from minor to critical, are often detected prenatally or in newborns through scans and physical exams. Early detection is crucial, as delayed diagnosis can impact outcomes, highlighting the need for universal screening…

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