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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 03 Oct 2026, 03:18 PM IST

Spaceborne Ultraviolet Imaging Exposes Earth’s Hidden Daytime Auroras

A new space-based ultraviolet image has revealed a vivid auroral storm over the North Pole that is largely invisible from the ground in daylight. The observation underscores how next-generation climate and space-weather monitoring can improve understanding of solar activity, atmospheric dynamics and the infrastructure risks tied to geomagnetic storms.

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World Politics & DiplomacyRecently

Ethiopia and Eritrea Sever Diplomatic Ties as Northern Conflict Intensifies

Ethiopia and Eritrea have cut diplomatic relations as fighting widens across Ethiopia’s northern region, underscoring a rapid deterioration in one of the Horn of Africa’s most fragile security environments. The rupture raises the risk of further regional instability, complicating efforts to contain a conflict that has already drawn in multiple armed actors and deepened humanitarian concerns.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Balaji Tharaneetharan on Vijay Sethupathi’s ‘Baththa’ and the Challenge of Recreating 1980s North Madras

Writer-director Balaji Tharaneetharan has offered a detailed look at his upcoming film 'Baththa', describing it as an attempt to authentically revive the texture, language and social atmosphere of 1980s North Madras. He also reflected on Vijay Sethupathi’s growth as an actor over the years and praised working with young music sensation Sai Abhyankkar on the project.

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India Entertainment & CultureRecently

Rima Das on the Delayed Release of 'Village Rockstars 2' and the Fragile Future of Northeast Indian Cinema

Acclaimed Assamese filmmaker Rima Das has spoken candidly about the delayed theatrical release of 'Village Rockstars 2', using the moment to underscore the structural weaknesses facing independent cinema in India. Her reflections go beyond one film, pointing to the need for stronger distribution, sustained institutional support, and a more reliable ecosystem for stories emerging from the Northeast.

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World Politics & DiplomacyRecently

North Korea Denies Mine Planting, Calls South Korean Claims a Conspiracy After Soldiers Injured at DMZ

North Korea has denied responsibility for landmines that injured three South Korean soldiers near the Demilitarized Zone, dismissing the allegations as a political fabrication and accusing Seoul of staging a confrontation. The dispute has sharpened tensions along one of the world’s most heavily militarized borders, with South Korea demanding an apology and the UN Command saying an armistice breach appears to have occurred.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Overlooked Lakes May Be Quietly Cooling the Northern Hemisphere, Study Suggests

A new analysis highlighted by Phys.org suggests that thousands of lakes across the Northern Hemisphere may be playing a larger-than-recognized role in moderating regional temperatures. By storing carbon, reflecting sunlight, and influencing local water and energy cycles, these inland waters could be acting as a subtle but meaningful buffer in the climate system.

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World Politics & DiplomacyRecently

Seoul Presses Kyiv Over North Korean POW Disclosure as Diplomatic Friction Deepens

South Korea has demanded an explanation from Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy publicly disclosed the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers, a revelation Seoul says should have remained confidential. The dispute has exposed a sensitive intersection of wartime intelligence, prisoner handling and South Korea’s effort to manage the political implications of North Korean troops appearing on a European battlefield.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition03 Oct 2026, 08:35 AM IST

Ancient Sea Levels Suggest Earth’s Poles Have Wandered Repeatedly

New research reported by Phys.org indicates that ancient sea-level records may help pinpoint periods when Earth’s rotation axis shifted and the planet’s geographic poles moved relative to the crust. The findings add to a growing body of evidence that Earth’s outer shell has not been as fixed as once assumed, with implications for climate history, geophysics, and long-term planetary stability.

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India Sports & Cricket1h ago

Gulveer Claims Silver as Baranica Makes History with First Indian Pole Vault Medal at Asian Games

India enjoyed a landmark day in athletics at the 2026 Asian Games as Gulveer Singh added another silver to his growing reputation for consistency, while Baranica Elangovan became the first Indian ever to win an Asian Games medal in pole vault. Manpreet Kaur also reached the podium in shot put, giving India three track-and-field medals on a productive second day in Nagoya.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionRecently

Butterfly Wings Inspire a Cleaner Way to Bend Light for Energy Tech

A new look at the iridescent structures found in butterfly wings is drawing attention because the same optical trick also appears in the familiar red-and-white spiral of a barbershop pole. The underlying physics could help improve how engineers control light in next-generation clean energy systems, from more efficient solar harvesting to advanced sensing and display technologies.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyRecently

El Niño Nears Record Strength as Pacific Warming Intensifies, Raising Global Weather and Economic Risks

Pacific sea-surface temperatures are continuing to climb, pushing El Niño toward record territory and sharpening concerns over weather disruption across major economies. Forecasters also expect a positive Indian Ocean Dipole to emerge during the Southern Hemisphere spring, a combination that could amplify rainfall anomalies, commodity volatility, and policy pressure in Asia and beyond.

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India Sports & Cricket1h ago

Baranica Elangovan Stunned by Historic Asian Games Bronze as India Adds More Medals in Athletics

Baranica Elangovan won India's first-ever bronze in pole vault at the Asian Games, but the emotional weight of the achievement took time to sink in as the event dragged on and official confirmation remained pending. Her medal came amid a strong Indian athletics showing, with Gulveer Singh taking silver in the 10,000m and shot-putter Manpreet Kaur insisting there was more to come.

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