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2 min readNew DelhiMay 17, 2026 12:01 PM IST Karnataka Minister Sharan Prakash Patil on Saturday announced that the state has been allocated an additional 1,122 medical seats, offering a golden opportunity for aspiring healthcare professionals. Addressing a press conference held at Vidhana Soudha here, Patil, who is the Minister for Medical Education, said Karnataka remains at the forefront in the field of medical education in the country, and the additional seats allocated to the state will benefit districts including Koppal, Gadag, Chamarajanagar, Karwar, Kaveri, and others. NEET UG 2026 Paper Leak | Guess paper questions in May 3 exam…

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Scientists said this week that a developing El Niño is likely to amplify heatwaves, droughts and floods this year. But it’s not the biggest culprit of climate extremes.  The consequences of a moderate or strong El Niño today are more damaging than those of similar events just a few decades ago because of the long-term warming caused by burning fossil fuels. Bob, who covers climate science and international climate policy for ICN, explains what El Niño is and how it changes weather around the world, whether we’re now entering a period when record-breaking weather becomes normal, and if the impacts…

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Kurt Angle is one of the most legendary stars in the history of WWE. He was the first Olympic Gold Medalist to grace the squared circle and found immense success as a singles performer in the company. He recently congratulated his son Kody Angle who finished his graduation from the Hendersonville High School. He shared a picture of himself with his son to mark the auspicious day. Kurt Angle is widely considered as one of the greatest technical wrestlers of all time. He has won Championships across different promotions like WWE, New Japan Pro Wrestling and TNA Wrestling. He joined…

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Amazon is officially rolling out e-cargo bike deliveries in Washington, DC, as part of a new pilot program launched in partnership with the District Department of Transportation (DDOT). The ten-month initiative, called “MicroFreight DC,” will see Amazon Delivery Service Partners making neighborhood deliveries using a fleet of battery-powered cargo bikes instead of traditional delivery vans. The pilot will deploy up to 15 four-wheeled e-cargo bikes operating out of a dedicated microhub in Southwest DC. The vehicles feature enclosed seating areas for riders along with windshields and wipers to help delivery associates operate comfortably in poor weather. According to DDOT, the…

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Browse more passport holder recommendations.To secure your luggageA luggage scaleIf you’re prone to overpacking like I am, give yourself some added peace of mind with a digital luggage scale; it’ll let you know how much damage your souvenirs did before arriving at the check-in counter on the way home. I recently used this one from Etekcity on a trip to Charleston and it gave me a nice warning that my bag was nearly overweight (no extra fees here!).Travel InspiraPortable luggage scaleBrowse more luggage scale recommendations.A luggage trackerSpeaking of luggage, it’s a smart idea to attach a smart tag to your…

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4 min readNew DelhiApr 26, 2026 11:00 AM IST Ever noticed how you suddenly need to pee right after getting out of a pool or the sea? You’re not alone. The question recently came up on Reddit, with a distressed internet user asking  ‘Why do I pee so much after swimming? Turns out, there’s a clear medical explanation behind it. Dr Tarun Singh, Senior Consultant, Urology, ShardaCare-Healthcity, says this happens because of how your body reacts to being in water. DISCLAIMER: This article is based on information from the public domain and/or the experts we spoke to. Always consult your health…

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Climate change is steadily stripping oxygen from rivers around the world, according to a new study published May 15 in Science Advances. Researchers found that this long-term oxygen decline is happening across most river systems, with tropical rivers emerging as the most vulnerable. The findings point to an urgent need for strategies aimed at slowing oxygen loss in freshwater ecosystems. The study was led by Prof. Kun Shi of the Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology (NIGLAS) at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Dr. Qi Guan served as the first author, and the project also involved a researcher from Tongji…

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New Delhi, The country must remain watchful of becoming over-dependent on any single supplier or country for nuclear technology as it moves ahead with the ambitious 100 GW nuclear power plan, an industry executive has cautioned.Gurdeep Singh, the Chairman of India’s largest power generation company NTPC, has asserted that the country should prioritise control over technology and resources, even if domestic options are 5-10 per cent costlier at the initial stage, to avoid the supply chain vulnerabilities currently seen globally.Singh, at a workshop organised by Central Electricity Authority on India’s nuclear power roadmap, urged stakeholders to move beyond legislative intent…

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