India has reportedly achieved a breakthrough in missile technology by successfully test-firing its home-grown Extended Trajectory-Long Duration Hypersonic Cruise Missile (ET-LDHCM). Developed under DRDO’s classified Project Vishnu, this missile reportedly flies at Mach 8 (eight times the speed of sound) and covers distances of up to 1,500 km, greatly surpassing the capabilities of the current…
In 2011, João Pereira de Souza—a former bricklayer turned part-time fisherman from Ilha Grande, Brazil—found a near-lifeless Magellanic penguin on the shore, coated in oil, dehydrated, and on the brink of death. He took the bird home, cleaned him, fed him, and gently nursed him back to health. João named him Dindim, and a deep…
Gen-Z Picks Karki Amid violent protests that drove Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli from office, Nepal’s Generation Z protesters moved swiftly to shape a new interim government. In an online vote, they backed former Chief Justice Sushila Karki, who received roughly 31% of votes, surpassing even Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah. Karki, Nepal’s first female chief…
In March 2022, a story unfolded in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean that continues to intrigue and unsettle to this day. The Felicity Ace, a massive cargo ship carrying thousands of high-end vehicles, caught fire and eventually sank near the Azores Islands. Onboard were some of the world’s most coveted names in luxury automobiles:…
Generous Act from Mewat An 80-year-old woman from Tilakpuri village in Mewat, Haryana, has moved many with her extraordinary generosity. In response to the catastrophic floods sweeping through Punjab, she donated her hard-earned life savings and even her cherished silver bangle to relief effortsAwaz The Voice. Her gift, though modest in monetary terms, carried immense…
Russia’s Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education, Konstantin Mogilevsky, has called for a broad expansion of Hindi language programs in Russian universities. He emphasised that India is now the world’s most populous country and many Indians use Hindi more often than English in daily life, making the language a key bridge for deeper academic…
In the early 1990s, the world of cybercrime was still in its infancy, yet one name had already become a source of both fascination and fear for law enforcement: Kevin Mitnick. By 1992, Mitnick had risen to infamy as the FBI’s most wanted hacker, accused of infiltrating major corporations, telephone systems, and even government networks….
Harvard astrophysicist Professor Avi Loeb has renewed global attention by proposing that 3I/ATLAS, an unusual interstellar object, might actually be an alien spacecraft, potentially reaching Earth in roughly 116 days. While the mainstream scientific community continues to consider it a comet, Loeb’s hypothesis has sparked intense debate. 3I/ATLAS, officially designated C/2025 N1 (ATLAS) and discovered…
In November 1957, just weeks after launching the first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, the Soviet Union made history once again by sending the first living creature into space. That pioneering traveler was not a human, but a stray dog from Moscow named Laika. Her journey aboard Sputnik 2 captured the world’s imagination and became one…
Chennai – In a bold response to the Trump administration’s decision to impose 50% tariffs on Indian exports, the Tamil Nadu Hotels Owners Association has declared a statewide boycott of US-based beverages and services. From cold drinks like Pepsi and Coca-Cola, to mineral water from American companies, and even food delivery apps such as Swiggy…