CSIR NET June 2025 result expected soon at csirnet.nta.ac.in: Check how to download scorecard, once released

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Eligibility Test, June 2025, took place on July 28. The provisional answer key released on August 1. Candidates are waiting for the results. The exam determines eligibility for Junior Research Fellowships and Assistant Professor roles. Aspirants can check results on csirnet.nta.ac.in. Qualifying candidates can pursue research or…

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South sees disturbing spike: Telangana records over 900% rise in abortions in 5 years; highest among all states

Telangana has witnessed a significant surge in abortions, with a 900% increase over the past five years, the highest in India. Doctors attribute this rise to factors like medical conditions, unplanned pregnancies, economic pressures, and women delaying motherhood. Improved data collection, increased awareness of the MTP Act, and changing demographic patterns also contribute to the…

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60 dead, over 100 injured in Kishtwar cloudburst: Rescue operations continue for 3rd day

A devastating cloudburst in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district has claimed the lives of at least 60 people, with over 100 injured. Rescue operations are underway, involving multiple agencies and local volunteers, as authorities work to identify victims and locate the missing. The disaster struck near the Machail Mata shrine, destroying infrastructure and prompting the…

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Lamborghini debuts Fenomeno, most powerful V12 yet; Winkelmann explains why the V12 isn’t done yet

Lamborghini unveiled the Fenomeno at Monterey Car Week 2025, a limited-run model celebrating Centro Stile’s 20th anniversary. CEO Stephan Winkelmann announced the production of 29 units, priced between 3 and 3.5 million euros. The Fenomeno boasts a 1,064 hp hybrid powertrain, achieving 0-100 kmph in 2.4 seconds and a top speed exceeding 350 kmph.

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Can Myanmar’s 2025 quake data predict the next big one?

A recent magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Myanmar, the strongest since 1912, caused widespread destruction and thousands of fatalities. Scientists analyzing the quake’s features hope to refine earthquake forecasts, not predictions, by understanding fault line behavior. A new model suggests large earthquakes on the Sagaing Fault occur irregularly, approximately every 141 years, aiding in future disaster…

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