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Unlocking the Health Benefits of Black Cumin Seed for Wellness

Black cumin seed, or Nigella sativa, has shown promising health benefits in recent studies. Daily consumption can lower bad cholesterol (LDL) and increase good cholesterol (HDL), contributing to better heart health. The spice has also been linked to weight loss by inhibiting fat cell formation. Incorporating black cumin seed into the diet is easy, with recommendations suggesting a daily intake of just one teaspoon. While its health benefits are compelling, it's important to consult a healthcare professional before making dietary changes.

Times of India•

Voyager 1's Historic 'Family Portrait' of Our Solar System

On February 14, 1990, Voyager 1 captured its final images of Earth and other planets, creating the renowned 'Family Portrait' of the solar system. Earth, represented as a tiny point of light, emphasized our planet's fragility in the vast cosmos. Proposed by Carl Sagan, this initiative aimed to highlight Earth's vulnerability. The images were transmitted back to Earth on May 1, 1990. In celebration of its 30th anniversary, an updated version of the iconic photo was released, showcasing Voyager 1 as a symbol of human exploration.

WION•

Discover the Discounted iPhone Air: Apple’s Slimmest Model Yet

The iPhone Air, Apple's sleekest smartphone, has seen major price reductions as part of the Black Friday sale. With discounts reaching up to Rs 13,000 across various storage variants, the device is now more accessible than ever. Featuring a stunning 6.5-inch OLED display, durable design, and powered by the A19 Pro Bionic chip, the iPhone Air combines flagship performance with a lightweight form factor—making it a highly attractive option for tech enthusiasts. Now is the time to consider upgrading to this elegant phone while promotional deals last.

India Today•

iPhone Air Now Available at Discounted Prices in India

The iPhone Air is now offered at significantly reduced prices in India as part of an extended Black Friday sale, which lasts through Cyber Monday. Major e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance Digital, and Croma are providing various promotional offers, including exchange bonuses and bank discounts. Shoppers can benefit from effective savings by trading in older devices and taking advantage of current deals, making it a favorable time to upgrade or switch to the Apple ecosystem.

Times of India•

How AI is Revolutionizing Space Exploration on Mars

AI is transforming space exploration by enhancing autonomous navigation, real-time data analysis, and predictive maintenance for Mars missions. By assisting rovers in analyzing rock composition, managing life support systems, and improving mission planning, AI plays a crucial role in ensuring mission safety and success. The continued development of AI in space exploration paves the way for sustainable human presence on Mars and efficient exploration of the planet.

Analytics Insight•

The Resilience of Chernobyl's Black Fungus: A Radiation-Resistant Marvel

Cladosporium sphaerospermum, a black fungus found in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, exhibits remarkable resilience to ionizing radiation. Scientists speculate on its potential ability to harness radiation through a process akin to photosynthesis, called radiosynthesis. While research highlights its thriving growth in radioactive environments, the actual mechanisms behind this resistance remain largely unexplained. Studies also suggest its capabilities as a potential radiation shield for space missions. The behavior of this fungus poses new questions regarding survival strategies in extreme conditions and the adaptability of life.

ScienceAlert•

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma Dominate South Africa in 1st ODI

In the 1st ODI between India and South Africa in Ranchi, Virat Kohli delivered a phenomenal performance by scoring his 52nd ODI century, including a stylish six off Corbin Bosch. Alongside Rohit Sharma, the pair established a strong partnership, helping India reach 233/4 in 37.5 overs while facing South Africa's bowling attack. With the team's aim to recover from a recent Test series loss, Kohli and Rohit's dominance marked a thrilling start to the series.

Hindustan Times•

The Essential Role of Biomarkers in Assessing Health and Longevity

The assessment of longevity and health in later life goes beyond standard blood lipid measures, with research highlighting the significance of various biomarkers. Key indicators such as VO₂ max, handgrip strength, resting heart rate, eGFR, hs-CRP, and WHtR provide a more holistic view of health and mortality risk. A multi-biomarker approach allows healthcare professionals to track physiological changes, allowing for personalized interventions that enhance both lifespan and healthspan.

The Times of India•

Andre Russell Retires from IPL, Joins KKR as Power Coach

Andre Russell has announced his retirement from the IPL ahead of the 2026 auction, opting not to sign with another franchise. Instead, he will join Kolkata Knight Riders as their 'power coach.' Throughout his 12 seasons in the IPL, Russell was highly successful, but recent performance declines prompted KKR to release him. He expressed a desire to leave a lasting legacy and emphasized the importance of staying connected to KKR. Russell's impact on the league is undeniable, and he aims to nurture future talent in his new coaching role.

Cricbuzz.com•

Life-Saving Surgery for Man with Life-Threatening Blood Clot

A 30-year-old man in Karnataka survived a medical emergency at Aster Prime Hospital after a serious blood clot was successfully removed. He presented with extreme abdominal pain and breathlessness, diagnosed with bilateral pulmonary embolism, a condition threatening his life. The fast action of a multi-disciplinary team and the expertise of Dr. Ranganatham Paidi were crucial in stabilizing his condition, underlining the importance of immediate medical intervention in critical health situations.

Deccan Chronicle•

Abhishek Sharma's Unforgettable Century Shatters T20 Records

Abhishek Sharma created history with a record-breaking innings of 148 runs off 52 balls for Punjab against Bengal in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. His explosive batting included a remarkable 16 sixes, setting a new record for the most T20 sixes in a calendar year with a total of 91. This performance helped Punjab exceed the 300-run mark for only the second time in Indian T20 history, marking Abhishek as one of the prominent figures in T20 cricket.

The Times of India•

Ajit Agarkar's Role in Indian Cricket Under Scrutiny After Test Loss

Ajit Agarkar, the chairman of selectors for the Indian cricket team, has been focusing on domestic cricket in Ahmedabad following the team's recent Test defeat to South Africa. He is overseeing the national T20 championship, amidst criticism of the selection committee for its approach to player picks. Discussions around red-ball cricket's viability in India have emerged, with speculation about senior players reconsidering their formats. Additionally, scouts for IPL franchises are attending matches to identify potential talent ahead of the upcoming auction.

Cricbuzz.com•

Reversing Fatty Liver Disease: The Benefits of Black Coffee, Green Tea, and Beetroot Juice

Fatty liver disease can potentially be reversed through dietary choices, particularly three beneficial drinks: black coffee, green tea, and beetroot juice. Black coffee, when consumed without sugar and cream, may lower the risk of liver diseases due to its antioxidant content. Green tea, rich in catechins, also helps reduce liver fat and inflammation, while beetroot juice supports detoxification. Simple daily habits and careful beverage selection can significantly enhance liver health and promote healing.

Hindustan Times•

Shared Meals: The Key to Healthy Gut Microbiomes for Couples

A recent study reveals that couples' dietary choices significantly impact each other's gut health by influencing their microbiomes. Shared meals create similar microbial profiles, highlighting the importance of collaborative eating habits for overall health. Healthy dietary practices enhance beneficial bacteria, while unhealthy eating can lead to shared health risks. This emphasizes teamwork and the mutual responsibility partners have for each other's well-being, reinforcing the idea that healthy eating is a shared investment in one's relationship and health.

The Times of India•

Oscar Piastri Secures Pole Position in Thrilling Qatar Grand Prix Qualifying

Oscar Piastri achieved pole position for the Qatar Grand Prix, narrowly surpassing teammate Lando Norris by a tenth of a second. Max Verstappen and George Russell qualified third and fourth respectively, while Kimi Antonelli completed the top five. Lewis Hamilton's qualifying struggles continued as he was eliminated in Q1 for the third consecutive race. The session witnessed a brief red flag due to Carlos Sainz's incident and an investigation into Alex Albon's conduct following the session.

racingnews365.com•

Prostate Cancer: Urgent Need for Early Detection in the UK

Prostate cancer is now the most common cancer among men in the UK, leading to over 12,000 deaths annually due to late-stage diagnoses. Calls for wider screening using PSA tests and MRI scans have intensified after the rejection of expanded screening by the UK National Screening Committee. Health experts advocate for early risk assessment and lifestyle changes to lower the risk of aggressive cancers. Initiatives like the upcoming TRANSFORM trial promise to provide more evidence for effective screening strategies, highlighting the urgent need for improved early detection and proactive health measures.

The Times of India•

Understanding the Risks and Benefits of a 36-Hour Fast

The 36-hour fast, popular among fitness enthusiasts, offers potential benefits like increased insulin sensitivity and mental clarity. However, Dr. Sudhir Kumar warns of significant health risks, including dehydration and low blood sugar, making it unsuitable for certain individuals, such as diabetics and those with eating disorders. Essential precautions for healthy adults include choosing electrolyte-rich beverages, avoiding intense workouts, and breaking the fast with light, protein-rich foods. While this fasting method may be acceptable occasionally for healthy adults, it is not necessary for optimal health.

The Times of India•

The Journey of Dr. Annie Q. Hasan in Advancing Genetic Healthcare

Dr. Annie Q. Hasan has been a pioneering force in genetics within India, beginning her journey in high school and leading to the establishment of the first genetic counseling program in the country. With the integration of genetic testing into standard healthcare, she has tackled gaps in medical education and worked to make genetic services more accessible. Her focus on pharmacogenomics and the emergence of advanced technologies like Next-Generation Sequencing signal a bright future for genetics in everyday healthcare, aiming to empower individuals to take control of their health.

Deccan Chronicle•

Get the iPhone 17 Pro for Under ₹80,000 This Black Friday

Black Friday sales have launched in India with strong discounts on electronics, particularly Apple's latest iPhone models. Croma is offering substantial markdowns, allowing consumers to purchase the iPhone 17 Pro for under ₹80,000. By utilizing bank cashback offers and exchange bonuses, shoppers can take advantage of considerable savings on various iPhone models. This year's iPhone series boasts significant upgrades in display quality, durability, and performance, including the innovative A19 Pro processor. The promotional period runs until November 30, making it an ideal time for tech enthusiasts to snag these deals.

livemint.com•

Cyclone Ditwah: India Offers Support to Sri Lanka Following Tragedy

Following Cyclone Ditwah's devastation in Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences for the victims and announced India's support by dispatching relief materials. The cyclone is expected to reach the southwest Bay of Bengal near Tamil Nadu and Puducherry by early November 30, prompting government warnings for coastal areas. Fishermen are advised against sea ventures as the situation develops, showcasing a strong regional solidarity and response to natural disasters.

India Today•

Discover 7 Fiber-Friendly Foods to Combat Bloating

Bloating can deter individuals from adopting fiber-rich diets, but there are specific foods that provide fiber without discomfort. Seven fiber-friendly foods, including bananas, potatoes, oats, kiwis, chickpeas, red bell peppers, and carrots, offer essential nutrients while being low in FODMAPs. These foods contribute to digestive health and can comfortably fit into daily fiber goals. Incorporating these options can be beneficial for those looking for a balanced diet without the drawbacks of bloating.

Times of India•

Chernobyl's Fungal Wonders: Resilience Against Radiation

Within the Chernobyl reactor, scientists have uncovered Cladosporium sphaerospermum, a black fungus thriving in high radiation. Featuring high melanin content, this organism utilizes ionizing radiation for growth, demonstrating behaviors like radiotropism—growing toward radiation sources. These discoveries challenge previous notions of life's limits and suggest potential applications such as bioremediation and providing radiation protection in space exploration. Although exciting, the exact mechanisms behind its radiation resilience require further study.

WION•

Discover the Surprising Health Benefits of Black Tea

Black tea, a globally cherished beverage, provides numerous health benefits that extend beyond caffeine. Rich in antioxidants, it enhances immunity, mental focus, heart health, blood sugar regulation, gut health, and hydration. Incorporating black tea into your daily routine can be a simple and enjoyable way to promote overall wellness while savoring its comforting flavor. Moderation is key to avoiding potential side effects.

Times of India•

Rising Cases of Early-Onset Parkinson's Disease in India

India is witnessing a concerning rise in Parkinson's disease among younger adults in their thirties and forties, challenging the perception of the disease as predominantly an elderly condition. Recent research highlights a genetic pattern, including the BSN gene, contributing to earlier onset. The GOPI-YOPD study indicates an urgent need for awareness as many individuals mistake early symptoms for stress. Enhanced research and genetic counseling are recommended to confront this growing health issue before it escalates.

Times of India•

Cold Therapy: The Surprising Secret to Effective Weight Loss

Research indicates that cold temperatures can aid in weight loss by activating brown fat through shivering. Techniques such as cryotherapy and ice pack vests offer practical ways to induce shivering to promote calorie burning. Spending just 15 minutes in cold conditions can equate to an hour of moderate exercise. Additionally, these methods may help lower cholesterol and blood glucose levels, making cold exposure a dynamic approach to complement traditional weight loss strategies.

Times of India•

RCB's Strategic Moves in WPL Player Auction 2026: A Blueprint for Success

During the WPL Player Auction 2026, RCB executed a strategic plan akin to their IPL 2025 blueprint, focusing on role-specific players and a balanced squad. Retaining vital players, they invested in strong reinforcements, aiming for versatility. Emphasizing familiarity among the coaching staff and players, RCB aims to build a cohesive unit for the upcoming season. The careful, long-term approach reflects RCB's commitment to success, adapting their strategies in anticipation of a competitive cycle ahead.

Cricbuzz.com•

Delay in OnePlus 15 Release Due to FCC Certification Issues

The release of the OnePlus 15 has been delayed in the US due to FCC certification issues arising from a government shutdown. Although the phone has recently cleared the FCC for sale, no official release date has been announced. Meanwhile, OnePlus is promoting its more affordable 15R model and planning to unveil additional products soon. PCMag's review praises the OnePlus 15 for its design and performance, positioning it as a strong contender in the smartphone market.

PCMag•

Global Immunization Initiatives and Measles Eradication Efforts

A recent WHO report reveals an 88% drop in measles deaths since 2000, saving approximately 59 million lives through vaccination efforts. However, an estimated 95,000 measles-related deaths occurred in 2024, with global cases reaching 11 million. Varying trends were observed across different regions, with some experiencing surge in cases while others improved due to enhanced immunization coverage. The report underlines the necessity of maintaining a vaccination rate of at least 95% to prevent outbreaks and emphasizes urgent calls for stronger immunization programs globally.

World Health Organization (WHO)•

Instagram Expands Features with AI Voice Translation for Indian Languages

Instagram has announced new features focused on enhancing user engagement in India, including Meta AI voice translations in Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Marathi. This tool allows creators to translate their Reels while preserving their original voice tone, including a lip-syncing option. Additionally, Instagram Edits will feature Indian fonts for text in Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, and Assamese, supporting users in expressing themselves creatively in their native languages.

The Hindu•

The Impact of Green Spaces on Skin Cancer Risk: Insights from a New Study

A large cohort study revealed that proximity to domestic gardens increases the risk of melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers, particularly in genetically susceptible individuals. Data from 318,738 adults showed a 23% higher risk for melanoma among those living near gardens. Metabolomic analyses identified specific metabolites linked to skin cancer, while fine particulate matter appeared to reduce risk, illustrating the complexity of environmental interactions. The study suggests that urban planning should consider these factors to protect vulnerable populations.

European Medical Journal•

Parents Advocate for Better Care After Daughter's Surgery Tragedy

The death of five-year-old Amber Milnes following a tonsil surgery has led her parents to call for better awareness in child healthcare. Amber, who suffered from cyclical vomiting syndrome, was discharged the same day after surgery despite her specific health condition. Her parents are advocating for parents to voice concerns regarding their child's care and emphasizing the importance of being proactive during medical procedures. The Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust acknowledges the tragedy and is committed to improving patient care based on lessons learned from the incident.

BBC•

Top Black Friday Laptop Deals: Unmissable Savings on Best Models

Black Friday 2025 has brought remarkable discounts on a variety of laptops, with notable reductions on models from Apple, Microsoft, and Lenovo. This shopping season presents consumers with an opportunity to acquire top-rated devices at significant savings, catering to various needs including budget-friendly options, gaming, and ultraportable designs. Discounts extend across the board, showcasing devices that promise modern performance standards, making them ideal choices for both personal and gifting purposes. Invest wisely this holiday season with these exceptional laptop deals.

Mashable•

Black Friday Electronics Sale: Huge Discounts on iPhones and Androids

The Black Friday Sale has begun, featuring significant discounts on popular smartphones, including iPhones and various Android models. Notably, models such as the iPhone 16 Pro Max are now available for Rs 1,34,900, with further savings through bank offers. The iPhone 15 is priced at Rs 50,990 on Amazon, offering great value. Android users can also find excellent deals, with the OnePlus 15 and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra included in the sales. Overall, this sale is an opportunity for consumers to upgrade their devices at attractive prices.

India Today•

Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani Welcome Their Daughter Saraayah

Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani have welcomed their firstborn daughter, naming her 'Saraayah Malhotra' on July 15, 2025. The name, which means 'God's princess' in Hebrew, has sparked intrigue as followers suggest it combines elements of both parents' names. The couple shared a sweet post on Instagram, showcasing Saraayah's feet in cozy socks, garnering love and praise from fans eager to support their journey into parenthood. Sidharth and Kiara's relationship has gained attention since their appearance in 'Shershaah,' leading to their marriage in 2023 and this new chapter in their lives.

The Economic Times•

Gold Price Forecast: Set to Break $4,200 Amid Fed Rate Cut Speculations

Gold prices are closely watched as they sit near the critical $4,200 mark, influenced by expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December. Despite slight resistance from the US Dollar, gold maintains its bullish sentiment due to technical indicators and geopolitical tensions. The prevailing dovish outlook from Fed officials enhances the appeal of gold as a safe-haven asset, potentially setting the stage for further gains if it surpasses recent resistance levels.

FXStreet•

A Comprehensive Comparison of Nothing Phone 3a Lite and Lava Agni 4

Lava and Nothing have recently launched competing mid-range smartphones in India - the Lava Agni 4 and the Nothing Phone 3a Lite, both priced under Rs 25,000. The Phone 3a Lite showcases a distinctive transparent design and features a larger AMOLED display, while the Agni 4 offers a sleek aluminum frame and enhanced performance capabilities. With differences in battery charging rates, camera specifications, and software experience, consumers will find unique advantages in either device, making it essential to consider individual preferences when selecting a new smartphone.

India Today•

Croma Announces Exciting Midnight Sale on Popular Electronics

Croma is set to host an exciting Midnight Sale on November 28th, featuring significant discounts on popular electronics such as TVs, laptops, and headphones. Customers can shop from 10 PM to 11:59 PM at select stores nationwide, with special offers including a free power bank for purchases over Rs 10,000. Key deals include massive price reductions on high-demand items, making this sale a prime opportunity for electronics enthusiasts.

Times of India•

Kerala Names Now Adorn Mars Craters and Valleys

Kerala names such as Thumba, Varkala, and Periyar now grace Mars craters and valleys, approved by the IAU. This recognition honors Indian geologist MS Krishnan and underscores Kerala's geographical heritage. Researchers identified ancient glacial activity on Mars, which has allowed them to name various features after Kerala locations, marking the first time Kerala is represented on the Red Planet. The efforts culminate in blending local culture with planetary science, enhancing India's legacy in space exploration.

India Today•

Ai+ Ventures into Tablets with Innovative Laptab Series

Ai+, an emerging smartphone brand, is set to launch its first tablet line, the Ai+ Laptab, in early 2026. Available in three sizes, this new tablet aims to blend productivity with leisure. Equipped with the NxtQ OS that prioritizes privacy, the Laptab features a dedicated PC Mode and supports various accessories. The devices will be sold online and through retail partners, reflecting Ai+'s strategy to build an integrated digital ecosystem comprising smartphones and wearables. The goal is to ensure seamless interaction between all devices for a convenient user experience.

Moneycontrol•

Croma’s Black Friday Sale Offers iPhone 17 at Rs 45,900

Croma is running a Black Friday Sale that offers the iPhone 17 at an effective price of Rs 45,900, down from its launch price of Rs 82,900. The promotion, valid until November 30, 2025, includes bank cashback, trade-in value of up to Rs 29,000, and a fixed exchange bonus of Rs 7,000. This compelling offer makes the advanced features of the iPhone 17 accessible to more consumers, enhancing its appeal during the holiday shopping season.

The Times of India•

How Moderate Coffee Consumption May Slow Biological Aging

Moderate coffee consumption of three to four cups daily may help maintain a younger biological age by preserving telomere length, particularly benefiting individuals with severe mental illnesses. Research indicates that coffee's antioxidants protect cells from damage, potentially adding healthy biological years. However, moderation is crucial, as excessive intake could have negative effects. Overall, this study highlights the potential anti-aging benefits of coffee on cellular health.

Times of India•

Auction Round Highlights: Notable Players Go Unsold

The latest auction round revealed a mix of competition and disappointments, with several prominent players, including Rabeya Khan and Shivali Shinde, going unsold. Despite intense battles like the one for Anushka Sharma—which saw her secured by the Gujarat Giants—many talented athletes, including Shuchi Upadhyay and Laura Harris, could not find franchises. This phase of the auction highlighted the hurdles faced by aspiring cricketers.

India Today•

Moss: A Resilient Candidate for Space Survival

Moss has been identified as a strong candidate for survival in space, specifically the species P. patens. An extensive study revealed that its sporophytes exhibit remarkable stress tolerance against extreme conditions, with over 80% of spores surviving a nine-month exposure outside the International Space Station. These findings suggest moss spores can potentially endure space for nearly 15 years. Despite challenges from UV light, this research underscores the potential for moss to play a role in developing extraterrestrial ecosystems.

The Indian Express•

Mars Ice Caps: Are They Hiding Liquid Water Beneath?

Recent research into Mars' southern polar ice caps has brought into question the existence of a potential underground lake of liquid water, initially suggested by data from the Mars Advanced Radar. A new study from NASA scientists challenges this view, citing a lack of evidence after years of observation. Instead, researchers are considering the possibility of ancient lava flows beneath the ice and are particularly excited about exploring the equatorial regions of Mars for water resources essential for future manned missions.

Mashable India•

Jess Jonassen Withdraws from WPL 2026 Auction Due to Injury

Australian all-rounder Jess Jonassen has announced her withdrawal from the WPL 2026 auction due to injury. Previously a crucial player for the Delhi Capitals, she recorded significant achievements including five Player-of-the-Match awards, and over ten wickets in her first two seasons of WPL play. Jonassen was set to enter the auction at a base price of INR 30 lakh after retaining four key players. Her absence will impact the Capitals as they prepare for the upcoming season amidst tight competition.

Cricbuzz.com•

5 Simple Morning Habits to Overcome Post-Holiday Fatigue

Post-holiday fatigue can be effectively managed through five simple morning habits. By incorporating sunlight exposure, minimizing screen time, engaging in light exercise, consuming a balanced breakfast, and maintaining consistent wake-up times, individuals can reset their internal body clocks. These practices enhance energy levels, reduce cravings, and improve overall well-being, making it easier to transition back into daily routines after holiday indulgences.

Times of India•

NASA’s Osiris-Apex Spacecraft Captures Stunning Earth Flyby

NASA's Osiris-Apex spacecraft performed a flyby of Earth, capturing stunning images as it adjusted its trajectory for a mission to asteroid Apophis. Flying at 3,438 kilometers above the Earth, the spacecraft utilized StowCam for breathtaking footage of the Atlantic and South America. This mission builds on the previous Osiris-Rex mission and aims to study Apophis's surface changes in 2029, providing valuable insights into asteroid evolution and dynamics.

Moneycontrol•

Croma's Exciting Black Friday iPhone Discounts in India

Croma is participating in the Black Friday sales with a week-long promotion from November 22 to 30, offering significant discounts on Apple iPhones. Customers can benefit from reductions on popular models, including the iPhone 16, iPhone 17, and iPhone Air. With attractive bank cashbacks, coupon discounts, and exchange bonuses, customers trading in older models might save considerably. This initiative aligns with the increasing adoption of Black Friday shopping in India and presents great opportunities for consumers looking to upgrade their smartphones.

livemint.com•

Uncovering Hidden Biomarkers for Heart Disease Risk Assessment

Heart disease risk, particularly in individuals with diabetes or metabolic disorders, often revolves around blood sugar and cholesterol checks. However, emerging research emphasizes the significance of additional biomarkers such as hs-CRP, homocysteine, and lipoprotein(a) for a more accurate risk assessment. Identifying these markers can empower patients with early knowledge, allowing for proactive lifestyle adjustments and closer health monitoring to prevent future cardiovascular complications. This broader scope of assessment could ultimately lead to better management and outcomes for those at risk of heart disease.

Times of India•

Bayern Munich and Arsenal Clash in Champions League Showdown

Bayern Munich and Arsenal faced off in a highly anticipated Champions League match at the Emirates Stadium in London. Both teams are having outstanding seasons, with a combined record of 31 wins and just 1 loss. Arsenal struck first with a goal from Jurriën Timber, while Bayern is still recognized for their offensive prowess. The match had betting odds slightly favoring Bayern, with predictions suggesting a 3-1 victory for the German side. Fans eagerly tuned in to witness this critical clash in European football.

Bavarian Football Works•

Discover the Features of iQoo 15: A Flagship Smartphone Unveiled

The iQoo 15 has been launched in India, aimed at young professionals with a focus on flagship performance. It features a Samsung 2K M14 LEAD OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, and a massive 7000mAh battery. Priced between INR 72,999 and INR 79,999, it offers advanced features such as a 50MP triple camera system and the latest software, OriginOS 6. Pre-bookings start on November 27, and sales begin on December 1 across multiple platforms.

The Times of India•

India Dismisses Pakistan's Criticism Over Ayodhya Ceremony Participation

India has strongly rejected objections from Pakistan regarding Prime Minister Modi's participation in the Ram temple ceremony in Ayodhya. The Ministry of External Affairs dismissed Pakistan's statements as politically motivated and lacking credibility. Modi's flag hoisting marked a significant milestone, symbolizing civilizational resurgence and the commitment to unity and inclusive development in India. The ceremony symbolizes healing historical wounds and aims to foster a modern spiritual convergence at Ayodhya.

The Times of India•

10% Urea Lotion Significantly Enhances Skin Health in Older Adults

A recent study revealed that a 10% urea-based moisturizing lotion significantly improves lower-leg xerosis in older adults. Over four weeks, participants applying the lotion twice daily experienced marked enhancements in skin hydration, texture, and overall quality of life. Notable improvements were recorded in various symptoms, including dryness and roughness, demonstrating the lotion's effectiveness as a non-invasive treatment. For clinicians, incorporating this solution into routine care for older adults with xerosis is recommended, given its positive impact on skin barrier function and symptom relief.

European Medical Journal•

Microsoft's Copilot AI Chatbot to Depart WhatsApp by January 2026

Microsoft's Copilot AI chatbot will leave WhatsApp on January 15, 2026, following a policy update by Meta that bans general-purpose AI chatbots from the platform. Microsoft is working to ensure users transition smoothly to other platforms. Conversations with Copilot on WhatsApp cannot be transferred, so users are encouraged to export their chats before the deadline. This change aims to reduce server loads while bolstering Meta's AI, which will remain the only option on WhatsApp and could lead to increased ad revenue for the platform.

livemint.com•

Maximize Savings with Samsung's Final Black Friday Deals

Samsung is hosting its final Black Friday sale, offering exceptional discounts on TVs, home appliances, and gaming monitors. With significant savings available, such as R10,000 off a 75-inch Neo QLED TV and R3,000 off a 19kg AI Top Load Washer, customers have the perfect chance to upgrade their tech or find ideal gifts for the holiday season. These deals are available until December 1, 2025, or while supplies last. Don't miss this opportunity to save big during Samsung's final sale.

samsung.com•

Revised Milk OIT Protocol Reduces Gastrointestinal Reactions in Patients

A recent study reveals that revising the milk oral immunotherapy (OIT) protocol can significantly lessen the severity of gastrointestinal side effects, specifically OITIGER. By implementing a lower starting dose and a gradual increase in dosage, researchers found a reduction in the severity of reactions without increasing their frequency. A baseline absolute eosinophil count and age were identified as influencing factors. These findings suggest that protocol modifications can enhance treatment safety and effectiveness for children with milk allergies.

European Medical Journal•

Microsoft's Copilot to Exit WhatsApp: Key Changes Ahead

Microsoft's Copilot will exit WhatsApp as of January 15, 2026, due to a new platform policy that bans large language model chatbots. Launched in 2024, Copilot allowed users to engage with AI in a user-friendly setting through WhatsApp. With this policy shift, Microsoft encourages users to access Copilot via apps, the web, or Windows. Unfortuantely, chat history cannot be transferred, but users are advised to export essential chats before the discontinuation. Microsoft aims to provide a smooth transition for its users.

The Hindu•

Antarctica's Ozone Layer Shows Signs of Recovery in Recent Studies

Recent studies indicate a potential recovery of the ozone layer over Antarctica, with the size of the ozone hole reaching its fifth smallest measurement since 1992. This positive trend is attributed to the effectiveness of the Montreal Protocol, which banned ozone-depleting chemicals. The depletion season has shown signs of an earlier breakup, and harmful compounds have decreased significantly since 2000. Experts believe full recovery could be achievable later this century, although continued vigilance remains critical.

Moneycontrol•

iPhone 16 Discount Offers Under Rs 40,000 for Black Friday Sales

The iPhone 16 is currently available for under Rs 40,000 during the Black Friday sales at retailers like Amazon, Flipkart, and Croma. With substantial discounts and exchange bonuses, customers can significantly reduce the price of this model. Initially launched at Rs 79,900, the iPhone 16 now offers impressive features powered by the A18 chipset, including a 48MP camera and advanced connectivity options, making it an appealing choice for those looking to upgrade their smartphones. The sale ends on November 30.

The Economic Times•

Current Gaming PC Upgrade Challenges: GPU Prices Fall While RAM Costs Surge

The gaming PC upgrade landscape is shifting, with graphics card prices dropping for the first time in years, making models from AMD and Nvidia more affordable. However, rising RAM and SSD prices present significant challenges, driven primarily by memory shortages due to increased demand from AI markets. Companies are adjusting pricing strategies, with larger firms able to mitigate costs better than smaller entities. Consumers are advised to hold onto current RAM to avoid inflated prices while navigating this complex market.

Ars Technica•

West Coast Health Alliance Responds to CDC's Vaccine Position Changes

The West Coast Health Alliance has voiced deep concern over the CDC's recent changes to its vaccine stance under Health Secretary Robert Kennedy. Emphasizing that vaccines do not cause autism, the alliance highlights the importance of relying on scientific evidence. The CDC's new language suggests a link between vaccines and autism, a claim stemming from a discredited study. To address misinformation, the alliance aims to coordinate consistent health guidelines across four West Coast states, ensuring public health policies are informed by credible scientific expertise.

Hindustan Times•

How to Disable Unwanted Ads in Apple's Wallet App

Apple's Wallet app has introduced a feature that allows users to disable unwanted ads sent via push notifications with the release of iOS 26. This comes as a response to user backlash against the previous default setting that included promotional ads. Users can turn off these notifications by accessing the Notifications menu within the app. While this feature is enabled by default, taking the time to disable it can lead to a more streamlined Wallet experience without interruptions.

TechRadar•

The Hidden Dangers of Industrial Starch: A Health Warning

Dr. Pooja Reddy, a dermatologist from Hyderabad, warns that industrial starch is the most dangerous carbohydrate, posing serious health risks such as inflammation, fatty liver disease, and type 2 diabetes. Unlike natural starch from foods, industrial starches are highly processed and absorbed quickly, leading to rapid blood sugar spikes. The consumption of these starches is linked to growing health issues in India, including a diabetes epidemic affecting 100 million people. Reddy advises consumers to be cautious when selecting packaged foods, as many contain hidden harmful starches.

Times of India•

Emerging Diabetes Threat Among Young Adults: The Role of Mounjaro

Young adults are increasingly facing a heightened risk of type 2 diabetes due to stress and unhealthy habits, even among those who are not overweight. Dr. Manjunath Malige emphasizes the rapid rise of this issue in younger populations. A breakthrough medication, Mounjaro, offers promising results in controlling blood sugar levels, facilitating weight loss, and reducing risks associated with heart disease and fatty liver. Patients using this treatment have reported significant health improvements, reinforcing the importance of addressing both medication and lifestyle changes.

Times of India•

Verdict Anticipated in Malayalam Actress Assault Case This December

The Ernakulam Principal Sessions Court is set to deliver a verdict on December 8 in the high-profile case involving the 2017 abduction and sexual assault of a Malayalam actress. With ten accused, including actor Dileep, the case has spurred widespread outrage and legal challenges. Initial proceedings have disclosed a conspiracy involving the assault, videotaping, and blackmail. Dileep's potential involvement has elicited substantial media scrutiny, legal backlash, and revelations indicating attempts to undermine the investigation, demonstrating the enduring impact of this case on the film industry and society at large.

Onmanorama•

Apple Set to Launch Its First Foldable iPhone in 2026

Apple is set to launch its first foldable device, likely named the iPhone Fold, in 2026. Priced at approximately $2,399, it aims to be the most expensive iPhone and foldable smartphone on the market. Key features include a 7.8-inch OLED display, a significant battery capacity, and enhanced camera specifications. This device will mark Apple's entry into the foldable market, with expected sales of 5.4 million units by 2026 despite a general decline in smartphone demand. The iPhone Fold is set to debut alongside the iPhone 18 Pro models.

India Today•

The Health Benefits of Drinking Black Coffee Daily

Recent insights reveal that consuming 3 to 4 cups of black coffee daily can enhance liver health and boost metabolism. Dr. Shubham Vatsya, a gastroenterologist, emphasizes the health advantages of black coffee when consumed without milk or sugar. Research supports claims that moderate intake lowers the risk of fatty liver and cancer. However, it is important to consume in moderation, as excessive intake may lead to health risks. Understanding its benefits and potential drawbacks can make black coffee a valuable addition to a healthy diet.

Moneycontrol•

Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Army Officer Over Religious Dispute

The Supreme Court affirmed the dismissal of Lieutenant Samuel Kamalesan from the Army for refusing to enter a temple, highlighting the importance of discipline and secularism within military ranks. Despite his argument rooted in religious beliefs, the court ruled that his conduct undermined the unity and morale of the troops, leading to a reaffirmation of the Army's standards regarding religious practices. The ruling illustrates the balance between individual religious rights and organizational discipline in the armed forces.

India Today•

2023 Cricket World Cup Tournament Structure and Exciting Matchups

The 2023 Cricket World Cup will see 20 teams in four groups, progressing to a Super Eight stage before the finals. Notable teams include India, Pakistan, and Australia, with emerging sides like Nepal and Oman. Group compositions vary, presenting tough matchups, particularly for Sri Lanka. The schedule announcement will reveal crucial details on venues like Ahmedabad and Colombo, generating excitement as fans anticipate key match dates.

Hindustan Times•

Tata Sierra: A Modern Take on an Iconic SUV

The new-generation Tata Sierra has been launched in India, starting at Rs. 11.49 lakh. Available in four variants with three powertrain options, including a petrol and diesel engine, it features advanced technology like AWD and Level 2 ADAS. The interior showcases a triple-screen layout, JBL sound system, and advanced safety features. Externally, it maintains a boxy silhouette with modern upgrades. Bookings will start on December 16, 2025, with deliveries slated for January 15, 2026. The vehicle's design encapsulates both nostalgia and modern-day appeal.

CarWale•

The 2025 Antarctic Ozone Hole: Signs of Recovery and Optimism

The Antarctic ozone hole in 2025 was the fifth smallest since 1992, reflecting continued recovery of the ozone layer Due to the successful Montreal Protocol, ozone-depleting substances have reduced significantly. The hole's size averaged 18.71 million square kilometers and was 30% smaller than in previous years, with the lowest concentration recorded at 147 Dobson Units. Improved monitoring and favorable atmospheric conditions contributed to this positive trend, signaling hope for full recovery to 1980s levels by the 2060s.

India Today•

Huawei Launches the Innovative Watch GT6 and GT6 Pro in India

Huawei has launched its new smartwatch series in India, featuring the Watch GT6 and GT6 Pro. These devices prioritize outdoor sports tracking, advanced sleep monitoring, and significant battery life, catering to both fitness enthusiasts and everyday users. The GT6 Pro showcases a durable design with premium materials, while both models support over 100 sports modes. Available in various colors and sizes, the pricing starts at Rs 21,999 for the standard models and Rs 39,999 for the Pro version, available for purchase online.

Moneycontrol•

Hayli Gubbi Volcano Eruption Disrupts Air Travel in India

The eruption of the Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia has led to widespread disruptions in air travel in northern India. Ash clouds have traveled over 4,000 kilometers, affecting several flights and prompting airlines to prioritize passenger safety. The DGCA has issued advisories for airlines to avoid ash-affected areas. Concerns regarding air quality in Delhi due to the ash plume are also being monitored. Travelers are advised to stay updated as the situation continues to unfold.

The Indian Express•

South Africa Dominates India in Second Test Match Day 4

On Day 4 of the second Test between India and South Africa, the Proteas took a solid lead, reaching 103 for 3 and commanding a 391-run advantage. Key contributions came from Tristan Stubbs and Dewald De Zorzi, who built pressure on India. Despite moments of hope for India, including Jasprit Bumrah's effective bowling and Ravindra Jadeja's wicket of Aiden Markram, South Africa's superior batting highlighted their strong position. The match teased a potentially decisive moment as speculation grew around South Africa's declaration strategy.

India Today•

India Struggles Against South Africa in the Second Test Match

On Day 4 of the second Test between India and South Africa, India faces significant challenges with South Africa leading by 315 runs. Criticism from former players highlights team selection decisions, while Washington Sundar insists the pitch is conducive for scoring runs. As the match progresses, bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav are crucial for India’s potential comeback. With concerns about the batting and team dynamics, fans are keenly awaiting the outcome of this Test.

Hindustan Times•

OnePlus 15R and Pad Go 2 Launching in India on December 17

OnePlus is set to launch the OnePlus 15R smartphone and the Pad Go 2 tablet in India on December 17, 2025. The OnePlus 15R will cater to the upper-mid-range market, with an expected price of Rs. 44,999. It features a 165Hz OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor, and a 7,800mAh battery. The Pad Go 2 tablet will provide practical options for users, alongside the new Pad Go 2 Stylo stylus for creative tasks. Detailed specifications and pricing will be revealed at the launch.

Hindustan Times•

Five Foods That May Help Reduce Cancer Risk

Dietary choices can play a crucial role in reducing cancer risk. Five everyday foods—berries, purple sweet potatoes, cruciferous vegetables, beans, and kiwi—have been highlighted for their protective properties. These foods contain antioxidants and phytonutrients that support cellular health, modulate gene activity, and reduce inflammation. Regular intake of these items, even in modest amounts, can lead to meaningful health benefits and contribute to a cancer-preventive lifestyle.

Times of India•

Top 5 Beverages Harmful to Your Liver Health

Fatty liver disease is a rising global health issue significantly influenced by beverages. Sugary soft drinks, packaged fruit juices, alcohol, energy drinks, and sweetened iced teas are five of the worst offenders, all contributing to fat accumulation and inflammation in the liver. Regular consumption of these drinks can exacerbate fatty liver disease and should be minimized or avoided. For healthier liver function, it is best to opt for water and unsweetened drinks.

Times of India•

Tributes Pour In for Bollywood Legend Dharmendra's Passing

Dharmendra, the beloved 'He-Man' of Bollywood, passed away on November 24, 2025, at 89. The legendary actor's death has prompted an outpouring of tributes from celebrities and fans alike, celebrating his immense contribution to cinema and his remarkable character. Stars like Shah Rukh Khan and Preity Zinta reflected on his warmth and humility, noting that Dharmendra's legacy will continue to inspire future generations. With a career spanning over six decades and 300 films, he remains an iconic figure in Indian cinema.

The Indian Express•

Explore the Latest Features of Windows 11: Switch Channels Today

The Dev and Beta Channels of Windows 11 have aligned, both presenting the 25H2 build. Users in the Dev Channel are encouraged to switch to Beta before further updates separate the two. Alongside this, Microsoft is expanding the Xbox Full Screen Experience to enhance gaming on Windows 11, offering a console-style interface and accessible through various methods. This feature will eventually be available to all Insiders.

The Hans India•

Introducing the Kodak Snapic A1: A Modern Point-and-Shoot Film Camera

The Kodak Snapic A1 is a new 35mm point-and-shoot film camera from Reto, priced at $99. It features a high-quality glass lens, zone focusing, and an automatic flash, ideal for various shooting conditions. Weighing only 117 grams and powered by AAA batteries, it offers modern conveniences through a small OLED display and a multiple exposure option. Available in two colors, the Snapic A1 is set to ship in December 2025, appealing to film enthusiasts and casual photographers alike.

PetaPixel•

Exploring the Future: How Will the Universe End?

The future of the universe is subject to various scientific theories and predictions. While it may not have a definitive end, the universe is expected to evolve dramatically over trillions of years. Current expectations suggest stars will dim and cease to form, leading galaxies to merge into larger elliptical structures, and ultimately resulting in cosmic darkness. Despite a potentially melancholic future, the universe remains vibrant today, offering opportunities for exploration and discovery that continue to captivate our curiosity.

The Conversation•

OnePlus Launches Budget-Friendly Smartwatch for Android Users

The OnePlus Watch Lite, set for global release on December 17, aims to offer Android users an affordable smartwatch option with flagship fitness features. This entry-level model will debut alongside the OnePlus 15R smartphone and will initially be available in Europe. While design details remain scarce, the Watch Lite could redefine budget wearable options in the Android ecosystem, competing against devices like the Apple Watch SE 3.

Wareable•

Metformin Can Help Reduce Weight Gain in Young Antipsychotic Users

A new trial shows that metformin can effectively reduce weight gain in young individuals treated with second-generation antipsychotics, addressing a significant health concern. The study, which involved 1,565 participants aged 8 to 19, demonstrated that combining metformin with healthy lifestyle advice yielded a modest reduction in BMI over 24 months. The research highlights metformin's potential role in supporting the health of adolescents on antipsychotics while underscoring the need for further tailored clinical practices.

European Medical Journal•

Remembering Dharmendra: A Legacy of Indian Cinema

Dharmendra, the legendary Indian cinema actor, passed away at 89, leaving a legacy spanning over 300 films. Known for his roles in iconic classics like 'Sholay' and 'Chupke Chupke', his influence reached beyond cinema as a cultural icon. Tributes from political leaders and fellow actors reflect on his immense contributions to film and society. Dharmendra's persona combined strength, humility, and warmth, ensuring a lasting impact on generations. His contributions will continue to inspire future artists and film enthusiasts.

The Hindu•

Motorola Unveils Moto G57 Power: A New Budget Smartphone

Motorola has launched the Moto G57 Power, a budget smartphone priced at ₹14,999, designed to compete in the sub-₹15,000 category. It features a 6.7-inch Full HD+ display, 120Hz refresh rate, 7,000mAh battery, and a 50MP primary camera. The phone is powered by Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 processor with up to 256GB storage and includes an IP64 rating for durability. Moto G57 Power will be available on December 3rd with various launch offers including bank discounts.

livemint.com•

Marco Jansen's Dominance Leads South Africa to Edge Over India in Guwahati Test

Marco Jansen's outstanding bowling performance propelled South Africa to a commanding position against India on Day 3 of the second Test in Guwahati. Taking six wickets, including key dismissals of Indian batsmen, Jansen's display, complemented by Simon Harmer's effective spin, left India struggling at 201 all out. With critiques on India's batting approach surfacing, the focus now shifts to whether they can stave off defeat in their remaining innings.

The Indian Express•

Health Risks of Eating Street Momos Regularly

Momos, a popular street food in urban India, may seem harmless, but they pose severe health risks. High calorie content, poor hygiene during preparation, and excessive sodium levels contribute to weight gain, digestive issues, and potential long-term health problems like diabetes and hypertension. Replacing refined flour with whole-grain options, opting for steamed versions, and being mindful of hygiene can help mitigate these risks while still enjoying this beloved snack.

The Times of India•

Understanding Blood Pressure: Beyond Salt Intake and Insulin Resistance

High blood pressure can persist despite reduced salt intake due to underlying issues like insulin resistance. While traditional guidelines advocate for lower sodium consumption, they often fail to address the root causes of hypertension. Insulin resistance leads to increased insulin output, retention of sodium, and inflammation in blood vessels, contributing to sustained high blood pressure. Focusing on metabolic health and correcting insulin-related issues is crucial for long-term heart protection and effective management of blood pressure levels.

The Times of India•

Samsung Galaxy S25 Discount Offers: Upgrade Your Smartphone Now

Samsung has introduced significant discounts on its flagship Galaxy S25, bringing its price down to Rs 69,999 on Flipkart. Users can maximize savings through bank discounts, exchange offers, and special deals, potentially acquiring the device for under Rs 40,000. With superior performance features, including the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and enhanced camera capabilities, the Galaxy S25 is an enticing upgrade option as the year ends.

India TV News•

New Research Unveils Reasons Behind COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy Challenges

Researchers from Andhra University have discovered new mechanisms explaining why COVID-19 vaccines don't offer complete protection. Their insights, published in the Elsevier Journal, reveal that mutations in the viral spike protein can confuse antibodies, leading to reduced vaccine efficacy and potential new variants. The team emphasizes that artificial intelligence and biotechnology will be key in creating better vaccines to combat immune escape and emerging variants. The Vice Chancellor commended the team's efforts, recognizing their contributions to understanding vaccine resistance.

The Hans India•

Exciting Discounts on Gaming Laptops During Flipkart's Black Friday Sale

Flipkart's Black Friday sale offers significant discounts on gaming laptops equipped with Nvidia GPUs, ranging from 15% to 30%. Brands such as Asus, HP, Lenovo, Acer, MSI, and Dell present multiple models under ₹80,000, catering to gamers, students, and creators. Key models include the Asus TUF Gaming A15, Lenovo LOQ variants, Acer Nitro V, and HP Victus laptops. These options are positioned between ₹52,990 and ₹68,990, appealing to a variety of budgets while delivering strong specifications and performance.

Moneycontrol•

NASA Commander Zena Cardman Captures Stunning Northern Lights from ISS

NASA astronaut Zena Cardman captured a stunning video of the northern lights from the International Space Station (ISS) during the Crew-11 mission. The footage showcases glowing auroras alongside city lights and lightning storms, creating a mesmerizing scene. As she explains the phenomenon, which results from solar wind interactions with Earth's atmosphere, viewers are encouraged to appreciate the beauty of nature. Cardman's viral video highlights the harmony of multiple atmospheric events, generating widespread admiration from the audience.

News18•

India vs South Africa 2nd Test: Kuldeep Shines as Muthusamy Celebrates Milestone

The ongoing second Test match between India and South Africa is heated as Kuldeep Yadav takes four wickets and Muthusamy scores a century. Kuldeep highlighted the importance of understanding pitch conditions while maintaining an attacking mindset. Muthusamy, celebrating his milestone, acknowledged crucial partnerships that bolstered the team's score. He also shared excitement about Jansen's impressive performances and noted the emotional rollercoaster surrounding DRS reviews. The match's progression holds potential surprises as both teams elevate their competitive spirits.

Hindustan Times•

Understanding the Silent Threat of Artery Disease

Many individuals mistakenly believe that symptoms of heart and artery disease are always dramatic or immediate. However, significant artery blockages can remain unnoticed, posing serious risks. A lack of symptoms often continues until blockages reach critical levels, making understanding early warning signs essential. Proactive screening is especially important for high-risk groups, with tests like ABPI and Doppler Ultrasound available for early detection. Individuals are encouraged to prioritize cardiovascular health to avoid serious health issues later.

India TV News•

Andhra University Researchers Discover Vaccine Evasion Mechanism of Covid-19

Researchers at Andhra University have identified a molecular mechanism that may allow the Coronavirus to evade antibodies produced by Covid-19 vaccines. They found that the receptor binding domain (RBD) of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein undergoes liquid-liquid phase separation, creating conditions that could hinder antibody recognition. This highlights potential challenges for vaccine effectiveness, especially against variants. The research indicates the need for improved vaccine development using advanced technologies, contributing valuable insights to Covid-19 research.

The New Indian Express•

Unlocking the Health Benefits of Ajwain: A Natural Remedy

Ajwain, or carom seeds, is a small but powerful remedy celebrated in Indian households. This article explores the health benefits of consuming ajwain water, which has been linked to improved digestion, cough relief, antioxidant properties, weight management, and blood sugar regulation. As modern research validates traditional uses, ajwain emerges as a valuable addition to daily health practices, though certain individuals should consult with healthcare professionals before use.

Times of India•

Exploring the Spinning Mystery of Comet 3I/ATLAS

The comet 3I/ATLAS has generated notable interest due to online videos suggesting it may be spinning. However, these observations remain unverified. Discovered on July 1, 2025, 3I/ATLAS is the third confirmed interstellar object passing through our solar system, with unique characteristics that offer scientists a chance to study materials from beyond our solar neighborhood. The comet will be visible in the early morning sky with the aid of a telescope, especially from mid to late November.

The Economic Times•