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Tamil Nadu under-23 batter Athish turned a personal vision into a commanding innings, striking a superb 137 against ROI U-23 at the MAC Stadium on Friday. The century not only underlined his temperament and shot-making but also strengthened his case as one of the more promising young batters in the state system.
The Hindu has released a new documentary, Gandhi for GenZ, aimed at reintroducing Mahatma Gandhi to younger Indians through the lens of contemporary anxieties, aspirations and civic questions. The film seeks to argue that Gandhi’s ideas on non-violence, self-discipline and social responsibility remain relevant to a generation navigating inequality, digital overload and uncertainty.
Triveni Power Transmission Ltd has listed 10.48 crore equity shares on the BSE and NSE after its demerger from Triveni Engineering & Industries, marking a formal market debut for the standalone business. The listing gives shareholders one TPTL share for every three shares held in the parent company and is intended to create a more focused platform for high-speed gearboxes and power transmission equipment.
Triveni Power Transmission Limited has begun trading on the BSE and NSE after its demerger from Triveni Engineering & Industries, marking the formal separation of its power transmission business into an independent listed company. The move is designed to give the business a clearer strategic identity and greater flexibility to pursue growth across industrial, marine and defence applications.
Researchers have used artificial intelligence to design proteins capable of cleaving other proteins, a development that pushes computational biology deeper into active molecular control rather than passive prediction. The advance underscores how AI design tools are beginning to generate biological functions that could reshape drug discovery, diagnostics, and industrial biotechnology.
A new simulation of solar geoengineering has underscored a stark reality: even a theoretically controlled effort to dim the Sun could unravel once geopolitics enters the picture. The exercise suggests that the biggest risk is not only scientific uncertainty, but the collapse of trust, coordination and legitimacy among major powers. For the technology and semiconductor sectors, the findings point to a future in which climate intervention debates could quickly become infrastructure, compute and governance battles.
NASA astronaut Christina Koch, one of the agency’s most accomplished and longest-serving female spacefarers, is moving into a senior engineering leadership role that will end her eligibility for future flight assignments. The transition marks a significant career shift for Koch and underscores NASA’s effort to retain elite astronaut expertise inside the agency as it advances Artemis and other deep-space programs.
A new wave of public fascination with extraordinary animal abilities is drawing fresh attention to the biological innovations that help species survive extreme environments, conserve energy, and adapt to shifting climates. While the Listverse roundup is framed as a curiosity piece, the underlying science points to a broader climate-transition lesson: nature has already solved many of the efficiency problems now confronting clean-energy systems and resilience planning.
A new discussion around space tethers has revived interest in whether a Kevlar line could generate artificial gravity by rotation. The physics is straightforward, but the practical limits of material strength, orbital dynamics, and mission design make the concept far more complex than it first appears.
Hyderabad-based B2B edtech startup byteXL has raised $9 million, or about ₹86.7 crore, in a funding round led by Elevar Equity. The company said the capital will support its push to bring technology and AI skilling programs to more engineering colleges across India, as institutions face mounting pressure to align graduates with industry demand.
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