Scientists are racing to solve the mystery of Poland’s 90-year-old Crooked Forest before its bizarre C-shaped pine trees die out forever |

There is a small patch of woodland in western Poland where the landscape quietly breaks expectations. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary pine forest, but after walking a few steps further, the pattern becomes impossible to ignore. As reported by Russian and East European studies, hundreds of trunks curve sharply near the ground…

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Dhurandhar 2: ‘Border 2’ director Anurag Singh hails Ranveer Singh as ‘one of Indian cinema’s finest talents’ amid ‘Dhurandhar 2’s success | Hindi Movie News

Anurag Singh praises Ranveer Singh’s versatility since ‘Band Baaja Baaraat’, mistaking him for ‘Delhi boy’. Loves Dhurandhar’s world-building; plans first-day show for sequel. “He steps out of comfort zone,” says director. Ranveer leads action-espionage hit with Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal. As the action-espionage saga ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’ continues its record-shattering run at the box office,…

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How India became the world’s worst doping offender: A crisis threatening sports | Commonwealth Games News

Judoka Arun Kumar and Tulika Maan (Image credit: Agencies) Shortly before the Commonwealth Games (CWG) began at Glasgow, a startling doping scandal rocked the weightlifting contingent. Four national campers – N Ajith (71kg), Sairaj Pardeshi (88kg), Harcharan Singh (110kg) and Vanshita Verma (77kg) – tested positive for prohibited substances during the qualification period, forcing them…

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7 new bullet train corridors approved: Centre steps up high-speed rail expansion across India

Representational image, used only for representational purpose India’s high-speed rail ambitions received a new push as the Centre has approved seven bullet train corridors across the country, promising shorter travel times between major cities and stronger rail connectivity. The seven high speed rail corridors are: Mumbai to Ahmedabad will take 1 hour 57 minutes. Mumbai…

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Compliance takes centrestage in boardrooms

MUMBAI: For Indian companies with a global footprint, navigating regulatory complexity has moved from the sidelines to the centre of corporate strategy. Rules on trade, tariffs, the environment, labour, data, and taxation are changing rapidly and increasingly shaping business outcomes.Import restrictions, carbon taxes, anti-dumping duties, subsidies, and localisation norms are altering cost structures, market access,…

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