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17-year-old student proposes hybrid nuclear energy system that could cut Antarctic base emissions by over 3,200 tonnes annually

17-year-old student proposes hybrid nuclear energy system that could cut Antarctic base emissions by over 3,200 tonnes annually
A 17-year-old Chilean high school student has gained international attention after proposing a hybrid energy system that could significantly reduce the use of diesel fuel at Antarctic research stations. María Javiera Valenzuela developed the concept as part of...
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Bengaluru woman records alleged harasser after he offers her ₹10,000; accused arrested

Bengaluru woman records alleged harasser after he offers her ₹10,000; accused arrested
BENGALURU: A 26-year-old woman helped police arrest a man after he allegedly harassed her outside her paying guest (PG) accommodation in Bengaluru’s Ramamurthy Nagar by making inappropriate remarks and offering her ₹10,000 in the early hours of Monday. The...
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Centre may introduce bill to make digital arrest, AI deepfakes separate offences

Centre may introduce bill to make digital arrest, AI deepfakes separate offences
NEW DELHI: The Centre on Tuesday informed the Supreme Court that it is considering introducing a bill during the ongoing Parliament session to make digital arrest and AI-generated deepfakes distinct criminal offences, after the court observed that existing penal laws...
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Crude oil prices jump over 4% as Middle East tensions, falling US inventories raise supply concerns

Crude oil prices jump over 4% as Middle East tensions, falling US inventories raise supply concerns
Oil prices rebounded sharply on Wednesday, recovering part of the previous session’s steep losses, as renewed tensions in the Middle East reignited concerns over global crude supplies. A larger-than-expected drawdown in US crude inventories and speculation that...
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Europe’s scorching heatwaves are changing attitudes toward air conditioning—and why Americans may have had a point

Europe’s scorching heatwaves are changing attitudes toward air conditioning—and why Americans may have had a point
For decades, air conditioning was viewed across much of Europe as an unnecessary luxury, while in the United States it became an everyday essential. But as record-breaking heatwaves grip the continent with increasing frequency and intensity, that long-held perception...
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