Scientists have identified key ages when the body ages faster

New research reveals ageing is not a slow, predictable process. Instead, the body experiences rapid biological shifts around ages 44 and 60. These changes affect metabolism, organ function, and disease risk. Understanding these turning points allows for proactive health measures. Healthy habits adopted early can significantly impact well-being later in life.

Silent, cheap & deadly: Why lasers are a gamechanger in air defence - where India stands

India is rapidly advancing its laser weapon capabilities, joining global efforts to counter drones and missiles. Under Project Sudarshan Chakra, DRDO is developing high-energy lasers to bolster air defence, offering a cost-effective and sustainable solution. This strategic move aims to enhance national security and achieve technological self-reliance against growing regional threats.

Found in Epstein files: Clue about missing German model surfaces after 11 years - report

A German model, Michele, missing for 11 years, has reappeared in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Model recruiter Daniel Siad allegedly discussed her with Epstein before her 2015 disappearance. Her family fears the worst. Authorities could not launch an active search without evidence of a crime. Her fate remains unknown.

Forced to work 16 hrs daily, abused: West Bengal woman rescued from Gurugram flat

In a shocking incident, a woman from Birbhum, West Bengal, was freed from a high-security apartment in Gurugram after being reportedly trapped for more than two years under the horrific conditions of forced domestic servitude. Each day, she toiled for 16 hours amidst appalling abuse, her escape thwarted by stringent security measures.

US and Iran prepared for a ground war over uranium before truce talks drew closer: Report

Mamata top aide Sudip Bandyopadhyay meets BJP leadership in Delhi: Is he 20th rebel MP?

Brain fog is on the rise: Why more people are struggling to focus, remember, and think clearly

Many are experiencing increased mental fatigue, distraction, and forgetfulness, commonly known as brain fog. Experts attribute this rise to chronic stress, insufficient sleep, excessive screen time, and sedentary lifestyles. Underlying medical conditions can also contribute. Simple daily habits like adequate sleep, exercise, and stress management can help clear the fog and protect cognitive health.

Harsh Dubey, Gurnoor Brar handed maiden ODI caps as India opt to field

India handed ODI caps to Harsh Dubey and Gurnoor Brar for their clash against Afghanistan. Despite initial weather concerns, the match will proceed as a 25-over per side contest. Captain Shubman Gill won the toss and opted to bowl first, aiming to test new combinations ahead of the World Cup. Afghanistan, though preferring to bowl, expressed confidence in their batting.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic kicks IShowSpeed off stream over Ronaldo World Cup take

The FIFA World Cup 2026 has already delivered plenty of memorable moments. One such incident came during Fox Sports’ coverage of the United States versus Paraguay match when former Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic shared the studio with French legend Thierry Henry and popular streamer Speed. What started as a routine discussion quickly turned into a viral social media moment that left viewers entertained.

Two Agniveervayus among 5 killed in IAF AN-32 crash in Assam

Five Indian Air Force personnel tragically lost their lives in an An-32 aircraft accident near Jorhat, Assam, during a routine sortie. The aircraft crashed outside the airstrip, prompting an ongoing investigation into the cause. The IAF has requested that speculation be avoided until preliminary results are available.

Dharamsala rain: What is the cut-off time for IND vs AFG 1st ODI match?

Persistent rain continues to disrupt the first ODI between India and Afghanistan in Dharamshala, with overs already being lost and the cut-off time for a 20-over contest set at 6:32 pm. The toss remains delayed as players wait for conditions to improve, with weather forecasts offering hope of clearer skies later in the evening.

No more Aadhaar cards for adults in Assam? What the government said

Kidney disease: New drug shows tremendous promise; offers hope beyond diabetes

Finerenone, a revolutionary medication initially aimed at diabetic kidney disease, now shines a light of hope for countless individuals struggling with chronic kidney disease (CKD) independent of diabetes. Recent research indicates that it can significantly decelerate kidney deterioration, diminish failure risks, and reduce heart-related issues, potentially saving lives in a demographic often overlooked by traditional treatments.

Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam move Delhi court for bail; police asked to respond

Hyderabad woman jumps to death from 6th floor with 6-month-old baby in arms; infant survives

A 37-year-old woman tragically died after jumping from the sixth floor of a Hyderabad residential building while holding her infant daughter. The six-month-old survived with minor injuries. Police stated the woman had been experiencing depression in recent months.