India launches $1.2bn incentive scheme to boost domestic construction equipment

‘No use for a cockroach’: Minister’s jibe after CJP tries to visit Rajasthan school

5 Escaped Swans in 1962 Grew to Nearly 4,000 in Chesapeake Bay Region

Five mute swans fled from a Maryland estate in 1962, setting off an ecological chain reaction in the Chesapeake Bay area. Within four decades, their descendants multiplied to close to 4,000 birds across the region. The swans, considered an invasive species, consume large quantities of underwater vegetation critical to the bay's health. They have also been associated with pushing out native bird species from their habitats. Wildlife managers have raised growing concerns about the long-term damage these birds pose to the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem.

Canadian teen's assistive device helps children with cerebral palsy paint independently

Lianna Genovese, a 19-year-old Canadian student, has developed an assistive device called Guided Hands to help children with cerebral palsy engage in painting. The tool works by translating arm and shoulder movements into touchscreen interactions, allowing young users to express their creativity. What began as a simple prototype made from basic materials has since evolved into a commercially recognized assistive technology product. The invention has received widespread acclaim and multiple accolades for its meaningful impact on the lives of children with physical disabilities.

Prajwal Revanna Trial: Key Witness Reports Threats, Court Orders Police Protection

A key witness in the Prajwal Revanna rape trial has told the court she received threatening phone calls following her testimony. She raised concerns about her personal safety as well as that of her son. The special court has ordered an inquiry into the alleged threats and instructed authorities to provide her with police protection. Separately, officials have recovered electronic devices from Revanna's prison cell, prompting a further investigation into those items.