Injured Eurasian Griffon vulture completes 15,000 km epic migration from India to Kazakhstan; discover more about the species and migratory skills

An injured Eurasian Griffon vulture, rescued in India, completed an astonishing 15,000 km migration to Kazakhstan and back. Satellite tracking revealed crucial insights into vulture behaviour and the need for international conservation efforts. This remarkable journey highlights the resilience of these vital scavengers and the importance of protecting migratory corridors across borders.

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Postgraduate orthopaedic instructional course concludes at IMS BHU

A postgraduate orthopaedic course concluded at IMS BHU Varanasi. The Orthopaedics Department organised it with associations. The course provided clinical exposure to postgraduate students and resident doctors. Experts led discussions on clinical cases. Sessions covered radiology, specimens, and surgical instrumentation. The course included viva preparation, radiological reviews, and thesis guidance. The initiative aimed to strengthen…

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‘Certain military elements’: Taliban targets Pak army; accuses it of creating tension

Afghanistan’s Taliban spokesperson accused Pakistani military elements of pursuing anti-Afghanistan policies and exploiting the country’s instability for years. He rejected claims linking the TTP’s rise to the Taliban’s return, stating both issues predate their takeover and stem from misguided Pakistani military actions. The Taliban asserted Pakistan’s instability is an internal matter and affirmed their commitment…

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‘I’d take the blame first’: Ravi Shastri blasts India’s Test slide under Gautam Gambhir, says players must own failures too

Former India coach Ravi Shastri expressed deep disappointment over the team’s recent Test cricket decline, urging both players and management to accept responsibility. He highlighted a dramatic collapse in the Guwahati Test as an example of the team’s underperformance, stating that such results are unacceptable given the talent available in the country.

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Tears, Hugs and a Flying Kiss: India’s emotional celebrations after historic win – Watch

India achieved a historic five-wicket victory over defending champions Australia in the ICC Women’s World Cup semi0final match, chasing a record 339. Jemimah Rodrigues’ unbeaten 127 anchored the monumental chase, supported by Harmanpreet Kaur’s aggressive 89. This triumph marked redemption for years of near-misses and secured India’s spot in the final.

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