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Australia to Vaccinate Birds Against H5N1Nilambari Salunke

Australia to Vaccinate Birds Against H5N1

Australia is set to begin a targeted H5N1 vaccination programme for vulnerable native birds, with around A$2 million worth of vaccines secured. More than 230 bird flu cases have been detected since the first Australian case in June, while wildlife deaths have already been reported. Authorities are prioritising species at the greatest risk as they monitor the spread of the virus.

hepatitis CNilambari Salunke

England Nears Hepatitis C Elimination Goal

England is moving closer to eliminating hepatitis C, with more than 100,000 people diagnosed and treated since 2015. Treatment coverage has crossed the 80% target, while hepatitis C-related deaths have fallen by around 36%. However, health authorities still need to identify more undiagnosed cases and further reduce mortality before the 2030 elimination goal.

Porter AirlinesNilambari Salunke

Canada Flight Cancelled After Child Refuses to Wear Seat Belt

A Porter Airlines flight from Victoria to Toronto was cancelled after a young child reportedly refused to wear a seat belt before take-off. The crew returned the aircraft to the terminal after attempts to resolve the issue failed. Since the runway closed later that night, passengers were rebooked on a flight the following day. The incident has sparked discussion about child behaviour, parental responsibility and strict airline safety rules.

World Athletics U20 ChampionshipsNilambari Salunke

India Claims Three Medals at World Athletics U20 Championships as Meghwal and Shahnavaz Shine

India brought its overall medal count to three at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon, powered by landmark performances in field events. Nineteen-year-old Basant Kumar Meghwal from Anupgarh, Rajasthan, created history by becoming the first Indian high jumper to win a medal at the tournament, securing a silver with a personal-best clearance of 2.21 meters after a countback tiebreak. In the long jump, eighteen-year-old Shahnavaz Khan added a bronze medal with a top leap of 7.84 meters on his third attempt. These two podium finishes joined Ashish Yadav’s earlier silver medal in the men's javelin throw to complete an impressive campaign for Team India.

elon muskNilambari Salunke

X Scraps Legacy Revenue Sharing Model, Launches 'Original Content Rewards Programme'

X has officially discontinued its legacy Creator Revenue Sharing system and replaced it with the Original Content Rewards Programme. The new initiative shifts monetization toward authentic, high-value posts—such as original reporting, specialized expertise, and commentary—while excluding copied media and engagement farming. To qualify, creators must be 18+, hold an active Premium subscription, maintain at least 500 verified followers, and generate 500,000 verified Home Timeline impressions over a 90-day period (excluding replies).

assam flood imageNilambari Salunke

Assam Floods: Death Toll Hits 98, 1.55 Lakh Affected

Assam's flood situation remains serious, with 98 deaths reported and more than 1.55 lakh people affected across 13 districts. Golaghat is the worst-hit area. The state government will conduct a door-to-door damage assessment in four severely affected districts to plan financial assistance and long-term rehabilitation.

Dismembered BodyNilambari Salunke

Dismembered Body Found Inside Trolley Bag on Tamil Nadu Express at Agra Railway Station

Police recovered dismembered human remains from a red trolley bag aboard the Tamil Nadu Express after passengers reported a foul smell and blood leakage. The body, believed to be around a week old, was found in the train's general coach after it reached Agra Cantt Railway Station. Investigators are examining CCTV footage, conducting forensic tests, and following leads linked to Chennai as they work to identify the victim and uncover those behind the crime.

SpaceX RockeNilambari Salunke

SpaceX Rocket Stage Set for Unplanned Moon Impact, Offering Scientists a Rare Research Opportunity

A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage is expected to make an accidental impact on the Moon after drifting in space since its January 2025 launch. The four-ton rocket section is set to strike near Einstein Crater at around 8,690 km/h, creating a plume of lunar dust that could provide scientists with valuable research data. While the impact poses no risk to Earth, it highlights the growing challenge of space debris. NASA and SpaceX are now exploring ways to prevent similar incidents as future lunar missions, including the Artemis program, move forward.