Jammu and Kashmir: Pika gun ammo seized from hideout in Poonch; combing operation continues in neighbouring Rajouri | India News

File photo: Security personnel in J&K JAMMU: Security forces recovered 215 rounds of Pika gun ammunition from a terrorist hideout in the border district of Poonch, J&K, late Tuesday. An SOG team made the recovery during a routine patrol in Sawajian Gagranga village in Mandi tehsil, officials said. Police launched an investigation.On Wednesday, a cordon-and-search…

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Laser technology developed to test alcoholic drinks for methanol

Researchers have developed laser-based technology that can detect chemicals like methanol, which killed two Australian teens overseas in 2024, without opening drink bottles. Thousands of people suffer from methanol poisoning each year, while hundreds die, including teenagers Bianca Jones and Holly Morton-Bowles, who died from tainted drinks in a Laos backpackers hostel. Methanol is a…

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Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz urges restraint as PoK unrest leaves 9 dead | India News

File photo: Mirwaiz Umar Farooq SRINAGAR: Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq urged Pakistan to defuse mounting unrest in PoK through dialogue and consultation, expressing anguish over civilian and police deaths and calling for restraint from both authorities and protesters.“Deeply saddened and pained by reports of loss of life of civilians and police personnel in…

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AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett and predecessor to be called in Masood Zakaria deportation case

Australian Federal Police (AFP) Commissioner Krissy Barrett is set to be called before the NSW Supreme Court to give evidence over the controversial extradition of an accused Sydney underworld figure. Commissioner Barrett, her predecessor Reece Kershaw and some of Australia’s most senior law enforcement figures are among those to potentially be called as witnesses, the…

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Original architect of NDIS says scheme is ‘failing’ to protect people it was created to help

Lucy Muggeridge could have been a poster child for the original National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The 31-year-old, who lives with an intellectual disability and cannot speak beyond a few words, receives one-on-one care from support workers in a Queensland Housing Department home, paying a quarter of her disability pension in rent. She enjoys watching…

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Isro Resignations: Departement of space moves to stem exodus from key Isro missions; at least 100 quit in past few months: Sources | India News

BENGALURU: The department of space (DoS) has stepped in to curb a recent wave of resignations from Isro’s flagship programmes, tightening rules on voluntary retirement and resignations by scientists working on Gaganyaan and other critical missions through a fresh internal memorandum dated July 14.While DoS hasn’t disclosed the scale of departures, multiple Isro sources told…

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