Russian Captain Jailed 6 Years for Deadly North Sea Ship Collision

February 5, 2026

Russian Captain Jailed 6 Years for Deadly North Sea Ship Collision

A Russian captain was jailed six years for manslaughter after his container ship hit an oil tanker in the North Sea, causing an explosion that killed a crew member.

Mysuru Records 48,000 Trees In City-Wide Census To Boost Green Cover

February 5, 2026

Mysuru Records 48,000 Trees In City-Wide Census To Boost Green Cover

Mysuru's tree census has documented 48,000 trees so far, aiming to cover all 65 wards by March 31. The project will aid future urban planning and environmental policies.

HAL Ready to Deliver Five Tejas Mk-1A Jets to Indian Air Force, Engine Supply Delays Persist

February 5, 2026

HAL Ready to Deliver Five Tejas Mk-1A Jets to Indian Air Force, Engine Supply Delays Persist

HAL announced five Tejas Mk-1A jets fully ready for delivery to the Indian Air Force. Delivery delays continue due to GE Aerospace engine supply issues, but talks remain active to speed up deliveries.

Siddi Women Craft Unique Quilts with Madras Checks at Chennai Exhibit

February 5, 2026

Siddi Women Craft Unique Quilts with Madras Checks at Chennai Exhibit

Two Siddi women from Karnataka brought their vibrant quilts to Chennai’s DakshinaChitra museum. They used the historic Madras Checks fabric for the first time, blending tradition with local heritage. The quilts are part of the Threads of Confluence traveling exhibit showcasing Siddi craft and culture.

Science Says No Proof of Ghosts Despite Many Beliefs Worldwide

February 5, 2026

Science Says No Proof of Ghosts Despite Many Beliefs Worldwide

For centuries, people have believed in ghosts, but science finds no proof. Physics and psychology explain ghost sightings differently. Belief remains strong, yet no evidence exists.