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Nuclear power could more than triple by 2060 as governments increasingly treat atomic energy as a strategic tool for energy security, the UN nuclear watchdog said. Rafael Grossi said the technology is now being viewed alongside solar power as a low-carbon option that is, in his words, safer than every other energy source.
JioStar’s international business chief said the quality of Indian content has improved dramatically, making it increasingly attractive to audiences beyond India. The comments come as the company accelerates its overseas push, including a recent tie-up with Starz Play for the Middle East and North Africa and fresh expansion into Singapore, the UK and Canada.
Sunil Gavaskar has called for India’s international cricketers to make themselves available for Ranji Trophy matches, arguing that domestic cricket needs stronger participation from the country’s biggest names. The former captain also voiced concern over India’s packed schedule, saying the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe in January could have been avoided.
As India marks the International Day of the Girl Child, the occasion is drawing renewed attention to the country’s progress on girls’ education, safety, and participation in public life. The day has become both a celebration of achievement and a reminder that deep gaps remain in access, opportunity, and social attitudes.
European diplomats were attacked in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday, a day after a Washington Post photographer was beaten in the same area, intensifying scrutiny of Israeli settler violence and the Israeli military’s failure to prevent it. The incident has triggered sharp diplomatic condemnation, with France and Belgium among the countries demanding accountability and warning that repeated assaults are eroding already fragile international confidence in Israel’s handling of the territory.
A complaint has been filed over the suspected smuggling of counterfeit cigarettes through Kempegowda International Airport, raising fresh concerns about cargo screening and customs enforcement at one of India’s busiest aviation hubs. The allegation points to a possible breach in airport security and trade compliance systems, with authorities expected to examine how the consignment entered the supply chain.
As India marks the International Day of the Girl Child, the conversation is shifting from symbolism to substance: education, safety, digital access and opportunity. The day has become a reminder that progress for girls must be measured not by celebration alone, but by whether policy, families and institutions are removing the barriers that still shape their lives.
Researchers are reframing crystal defects from a materials problem into a design feature, showing that ordered two-dimensional defect phases can significantly strengthen structural alloys. The approach could help produce metals that better withstand heat, stress, and long-term wear, with implications for energy systems, transportation, and other industrial technologies central to the clean-energy transition.
Scientists have demonstrated sustained operation of the world’s first self-regulating nuclear clock, a breakthrough that could redefine precision timekeeping and strengthen technologies that depend on ultra-stable frequency standards. The advance also carries implications for fundamental physics, including searches for dark matter and tests of whether nature’s constants are truly constant.
Researchers have identified heavy-fermion behavior emerging at an atomic-layer interface, a finding that could reshape how scientists engineer quantum materials for next-generation electronics and energy technologies. The result points to a new way of creating strongly correlated states without relying solely on bulk crystals, expanding the design space for quantum matter.
Researchers have identified heavy-fermion behavior emerging at an atomic-layer interface, a finding that could reshape how scientists engineer quantum materials for future energy and computing technologies. The work suggests that strongly correlated electronic states can be created and tuned in ultrathin structures, expanding the design space for next-generation materials beyond conventional bulk compounds.
Researchers have demonstrated sustained operation of the world’s first self-regulating nuclear clock, a milestone that could redefine precision measurement and strengthen tools used in fundamental physics. The advance builds on thorium-based timekeeping and may eventually complement or surpass today’s best atomic clocks in select applications, while also sharpening searches for dark matter and other phenomena beyond the Standard Model.
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