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Scientists Identify New Penguin Species in Breakthrough Genetic Discovery

Scientists have identified a new species of penguin in the subantarctic region, marking the first such discovery in more than a century and reshaping long-held assumptions about one of the Southern Hemisphere’s most closely studied bird families. The finding, based on advanced genetic analysis by researchers in the United States and Chile, underscores how modern sequencing tools are still revealing hidden biodiversity in remote polar ecosystems.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (11:21 PM IST)

Scientists Identify New Penguin Species in Rare Breakthrough After More Than a Century

Scientists have identified a previously unrecognized penguin species in subantarctic waters, marking the first such discovery in more than 100 years and underscoring how modern genetics is reshaping wildlife classification. The finding, reported by researchers in the United States and Chile, adds a new branch to the penguin family tree and highlights how much remains unknown about remote Southern Ocean ecosystems.

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India & World Affairs2h ago

At UNGA, Jaishankar rebukes Pakistan on terrorism and water, says India will defend itself

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar used India's National Statement at the United Nations General Assembly to launch a sharp rebuttal to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, rejecting what he called attempts to normalise terrorism and deny its consequences. He also linked global instability to rising costs for the Global South, pressed for UN reform, and reiterated India's support for a two-state solution in Gaza.

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India Sports & Cricket3h ago

Joshna Chinappa defies time, targets another Asian Games medal in record seventh appearance

At 40, Joshna Chinappa is back at the Asian Games for a record seventh appearance, still competing at a high level nearly 24 years after her debut in Busan. The veteran squash star says she never imagined reaching this milestone, but remains focused on helping India in the women's team and mixed doubles events at Aichi-Nagoya.

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Global Society & Public Affairs4h ago

A Month After Nepal's Deadly Floods, Thousands Remain Missing as Families Face a Long Road to Recovery

One month after catastrophic floods and landslides tore through Nepal, thousands of people are still unaccounted for and many families are left waiting for answers that may never come. The disaster has exposed the fragility of mountain communities already vulnerable to extreme weather, while survivors struggle with destroyed homes, lost livelihoods and an uncertain recovery.

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World Politics & Diplomacy3h ago

Navy-Marine Corps Osprey Test Marks New Step in Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability

A joint Navy-Marine Corps test team has completed the first lot acceptance test of sonobuoys launched from an MV-22B Osprey off San Clemente Island, California, a milestone that could broaden how the fleet hunts submarines. The test lays groundwork for wider tactical use of the tiltrotor aircraft in anti-submarine warfare, strengthening a capability increasingly important in contested maritime environments.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace5h ago

USS St. Louis Deploys to Southern Border Mission as U.S. Expands Maritime Enforcement Role

The littoral combat ship USS St. Louis has departed Naval Station Mayport, Florida, to support U.S. Northern Command's mission at the southern border, where it will help enable maritime interdiction operations aimed at stopping illegal drugs and other unlawful activity. The deployment underscores the growing use of naval assets in border security efforts and reflects the Pentagon's broader effort to reinforce U.S. homeland defense operations.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace7h ago

U.S. Navy Demonstrates Unmanned Refueling at Sea in Push for Persistent Robotic Operations

The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division has demonstrated a robotic towed connector that can repeatedly capture, refuel and release an unmanned surface vessel off the coast of Virginia, marking a significant step toward sustained unmanned naval operations. The test underscores the Navy's effort to extend the range, endurance and operational flexibility of robotic systems at sea without requiring direct human intervention.

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