In 1968, two Soviet tortoises circled the Moon and returned alive, completing the journey three months before Apollo 8

In September 1968, three months before Apollo 8 carried the first humans around the Moon, two Central Asian steppe tortoises had already made the same journey and returned home alive. According to Nasa, the tortoises launched aboard the Soviet Union’s Zond 5 spacecraft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, travelling alongside wine flies, worms and plants as…

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Deadline extended to August 31, Principals directed to follow reservation rules

TGBIE has extended the deadline for Intermediate first-year admission registration for 2026-27 to August 31, giving junior colleges more time to complete enrolments. The board has reiterated reservation norms, including quotas for SC, ST, BC, EWS and other categories. Admissions will be based on qualifying marks and grades, with Aadhaar details and seat disclosure made…

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‘Industry runs on flop movies, not the hit ones’: Ram Gopal Varma blames producers and directors for Telugu cinema’s downfall

Ram Gopal Varma shares his unfiltered opinion on the downfall of Telugu cinema(Image Credit: Facebook) Director Ram Gopal Varma has blamed the lack of accountability among directors as the reason Telugu cinema is struggling. He blames the Telugu film industry’s recurring financial crises on a severe lack of directorial accountability and poor cost control by…

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Increased clarity in work and love life; manage interruptions with grace for continued harmony

CAPRICORN Weekly Horoscope – Discipline, Stability, and Steady Progress Build Lasting Success (AI Image) This week moves in your favour with a quiet, steady strength that suits you well. The opening days bring warmth from family, especially children or younger people in the house, and their support can fill you with fresh energy. You may…

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BCI chairman apologises to law students after row over NALSAR diktat

NEW DELHI: Bar Council of India chairman Manan Kumar Mishra on Saturday apologised to law students following the council’s controversial decision to briefly halt the enrolment of National Academy of Legal Studies and Research (NALSAR) University of Law’s 2026 graduating batch as advocates, Bar and Bench reported.In a letter issued on Independence Day, Mishra said…

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KL Rahul injury scare? India coach gives crucial update after batter retires hurt on Day 1 of Galle Test

India’s KL Rahul (PTI Photo/Shailendra Bhojak) KL Rahul’s condition after retiring hurt on the opening day of India’s first Test against Sri Lanka is not a major concern, with batting coach Sitanshu Kotak saying the senior batter is “fine now” after suffering cramps.Rahul scored a patient 77 off 162 balls before leaving the field during…

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The Japanese teenager who spotted strange jellyfish at a dock and helped scientists identify a species new to science

​Representative Image of diverse jellyfish species drifting through Japanese coastal waters (AI-generated image) In 2018, 13-year-old Ryoya Sugimoto was watching marine life from the docks of Tanabe Bay in Wakayama, Japan, when he spotted jellyfish he could not identify. He had been fascinated by jellyfish since childhood, after being stung by a blue button jellyfish,…

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