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Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 1 Choice Filling Begins July 28; Seat Allotment On August 2
Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 1 choice filling begins July 28. Check the complete admission schedule, seat allotment date, reporting timeline and other important dates.
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UP Class 11 Dropout Used AI To Create Fake Banking Apps For Cybercriminals
The network came to light during the investigation of a cyber fraud case registered in Surat. In May 2026, a victim received an APK file on WhatsApp that closely resembled the official Punjab National Bank's PNB One application.
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"Judges Cannot Be Threatened For Their Verdicts": Madhya Pradesh High Court
Calling the threats a direct attack on the justice delivery system, a Division Bench of Justice Vivek Agarwal and Justice Avnindra Kumar Singh observed that a judicial officer cannot be threatened merely because a section of society disagrees with a court verdict.
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In A First, Scientists Create 'Synthetic' Cell From Scratch: "Most Fascinating Thing"
The achievement by the scientists from the University of Minnesota attempts to open new doors for medicine, energy and basic science.
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Govt Amends Drugs Rules To Bring Stem Cell, Gene Therapies Under Central Licensing
The Central Government has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945 to bring cell or stem cell derived products, gene therapeutic products and xenografts under the Centrally License Approving Authority framework.
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India's 1st Hydrogen Train Gets Approval. Here Is What Makes It Special
The train will have ten coaches and will be powered by a 1,200 kW hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. It will run at a commercial speed of up to 75 km/h, though trial runs will be conducted at speeds of up to 120 km/h.
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Kashmir Family Lost Daughter To Rare Disease, Son Saved By Polish Donor
Three-year-old Lukman was diagnosed with Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH), a rare condition in which the immune system attacks the body's own organs and healthy blood cells.
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Scientists Reprogram Brain Immune Cells To Fight Alzheimer's: Study
According to the study published by Sciencedaily, OLE helps microglia surround and contain beta-amyloid plaques, reducing both their size and their harmful effects. In animal studies, the treatment also led to better performance on memory tests.
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Early Diagnosis Of Sickle Cell Anemia Matters: Newborn Screening And Timely Intervention
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is caused by a genetic mutation that affects haemoglobin. In people with SCD, abnormal haemoglobin known as Haemoglobin S causes red blood cells to become rigid and sickle-shaped instead of round and flexible.
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India's Sickle Cell Anemia Burden: Why Certain Regions And Communities Are More Affected
India carries a significant share of the global burden of sickle cell anaemia with millions of people either affected by SCD or carrying the sickle cell trait.
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Sickle Cell Anemia Awareness Day: Why Fighting Stigma Is As Important As Treatment
For people living with genetic disorders such as sickle cell disease and thalassemia, stigma can be as damaging as the illness itself. Experts say greater awareness, genetic counselling, and open conversations are key to improving both health outcomes and quality of life.
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Centre Suspends Cell Broadcast Service Temporarily
Cell Broadcast service is suspended temporarily following NDMA advisory as a precautionary measure.
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Sickle Cell Anaemia And Pregnancy: Doctor Explains The Risks Involved
India has worlds second highest burden of disease for sickle cell anaemia. The prevalence rates reach roughly 1% with highest numbers recorded in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra.
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Calls For Fine-Tuning As Weather Alert Wakes People Up After Midnight
Many alerts were sent through the new system on Thursday night, warning lakhs of residents against rain, hail, and high-speed wind. One alert was sent at 1 am.
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Brain Cells Acting As 'Disappointment Meter' May Help Design New Class Of Drugs, Study Finds
Researchers identified brain cells in the lateral habenula that activate when outcomes are worse than expected, acting as a disappointment meter.
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Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 1 Choice Filling Begins July 28; Seat Allotment On August 2
Maharashtra MBA CAP Round 1 choice filling begins July 28. Check the complete admission schedule, seat allotment date, reporting timeline and other important dates.
-
UP Class 11 Dropout Used AI To Create Fake Banking Apps For Cybercriminals
The network came to light during the investigation of a cyber fraud case registered in Surat. In May 2026, a victim received an APK file on WhatsApp that closely resembled the official Punjab National Bank's PNB One application.
-
"Judges Cannot Be Threatened For Their Verdicts": Madhya Pradesh High Court
Calling the threats a direct attack on the justice delivery system, a Division Bench of Justice Vivek Agarwal and Justice Avnindra Kumar Singh observed that a judicial officer cannot be threatened merely because a section of society disagrees with a court verdict.
-
In A First, Scientists Create 'Synthetic' Cell From Scratch: "Most Fascinating Thing"
The achievement by the scientists from the University of Minnesota attempts to open new doors for medicine, energy and basic science.
-
Govt Amends Drugs Rules To Bring Stem Cell, Gene Therapies Under Central Licensing
The Central Government has amended the Drugs Rules, 1945 to bring cell or stem cell derived products, gene therapeutic products and xenografts under the Centrally License Approving Authority framework.
-
India's 1st Hydrogen Train Gets Approval. Here Is What Makes It Special
The train will have ten coaches and will be powered by a 1,200 kW hydrogen fuel cell propulsion system. It will run at a commercial speed of up to 75 km/h, though trial runs will be conducted at speeds of up to 120 km/h.
-
Kashmir Family Lost Daughter To Rare Disease, Son Saved By Polish Donor
Three-year-old Lukman was diagnosed with Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH), a rare condition in which the immune system attacks the body's own organs and healthy blood cells.
-
Scientists Reprogram Brain Immune Cells To Fight Alzheimer's: Study
According to the study published by Sciencedaily, OLE helps microglia surround and contain beta-amyloid plaques, reducing both their size and their harmful effects. In animal studies, the treatment also led to better performance on memory tests.
-
Early Diagnosis Of Sickle Cell Anemia Matters: Newborn Screening And Timely Intervention
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is caused by a genetic mutation that affects haemoglobin. In people with SCD, abnormal haemoglobin known as Haemoglobin S causes red blood cells to become rigid and sickle-shaped instead of round and flexible.
-
India's Sickle Cell Anemia Burden: Why Certain Regions And Communities Are More Affected
India carries a significant share of the global burden of sickle cell anaemia with millions of people either affected by SCD or carrying the sickle cell trait.
-
Sickle Cell Anemia Awareness Day: Why Fighting Stigma Is As Important As Treatment
For people living with genetic disorders such as sickle cell disease and thalassemia, stigma can be as damaging as the illness itself. Experts say greater awareness, genetic counselling, and open conversations are key to improving both health outcomes and quality of life.
-
Centre Suspends Cell Broadcast Service Temporarily
Cell Broadcast service is suspended temporarily following NDMA advisory as a precautionary measure.
-
Sickle Cell Anaemia And Pregnancy: Doctor Explains The Risks Involved
India has worlds second highest burden of disease for sickle cell anaemia. The prevalence rates reach roughly 1% with highest numbers recorded in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra.
-
Calls For Fine-Tuning As Weather Alert Wakes People Up After Midnight
Many alerts were sent through the new system on Thursday night, warning lakhs of residents against rain, hail, and high-speed wind. One alert was sent at 1 am.
-
Brain Cells Acting As 'Disappointment Meter' May Help Design New Class Of Drugs, Study Finds
Researchers identified brain cells in the lateral habenula that activate when outcomes are worse than expected, acting as a disappointment meter.
