pentagon yale rift grows as 3 military fellowship posts scrapped

Pentagon to end military fellowship posts at Yale, cites ‘woke’ concerns: University defends academic role

[ad_1] The Pentagon is set to discontinue multiple military fellowship positions at Yale University from the next academic year, marking a sharp escalation in tensions between the U.S. Department of Defense and elite academic institutions over ideological differences.According to university officials, at least three fellowship slots — two Army and one Marine Corps — will…

Read More
article 57

Why retail credit is galloping in India

[ad_1] MUMBAI: The surge in retail credit in India rests on a quiet infrastructural shift-the growing ability of lenders to judge creditworthiness of borrowers quickly and cheaply. What has made this possible is a dramatic fall in the cost of obtaining credit reports, aided by digital scale and the proliferation of fintech platforms that allow…

Read More
article 29

Middle East conflict burns Indian oil firms: Rs 30,000 crore monthly hit to keep fuel prices stable

[ad_1] India’s state-run oil marketing companies are absorbing losses of nearly Rs 30,000 crore every month to keep petrol, diesel and LPG prices unchanged despite the sharp surge in global energy prices triggered by the West Asia conflict, government officials and sources, cited by PTI said on Friday.The financial burden on Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat…

Read More
cusat cat 2026 answer key

CUSAT CAT 2026 answer key released at admissions.cusat.ac.in; objection window open till May 17

[ad_1] CUSAT opens CAT 2026 answer key challenge facility ahead of final results and rank announcements CUSAT CAT answer key 2026: Cochin University of Science and Technology has released the provisional answer key for the CUSAT Common Admission Test 2026 on its admission portal. Candidates who appeared for the entrance examination can now access the…

Read More
msid 129417558imgsize 1264716.cms

Scientists trace the eerie signal to a Greenland megatsunami

[ad_1] In September 2023, a colossal landslide in Greenland’s Dickson Fjord triggered a megatsunami, causing the entire planet to vibrate every 90 seconds for nine days. An unprecedented seismic hum was detected worldwide. Satellites have now unveiled the cause: resonant fjord oscillations. A 25.5 million cubic metre rockslide, driven by climate change-induced glacial melt, plunged…

Read More
heat rises in the indian ocean to dangerous levels scientists warn of danger to fish reefs and milli

Heat rises in the Indian Ocean to dangerous levels: Scientists warn of danger to fish, reefs and millions of lives |

[ad_1] The overheating of the Indian Ocean to potentially lethal levels due to marine heat waves and sea surface temperature increase poses severe challenges for the fish population, coral reefs, marine ecosystems, and coastal communities, as climate monitoring alarms have revealed. According to scientists studying this region, the warming of the Indian Ocean, including the…

Read More
salman agha screengrabs

Pakistan’s Salman Agha loses cool, faces ICC’s punishment after whitewash against Bangladesh

[ad_1] Salman Agha (Screengrabs) NEW DELHI: Pakistan batter Salman Agha has been officially reprimanded by the ICC after losing his temper during the second Test against Bangladesh national cricket team in Sylhet. The incident happened when Salman was dismissed in Pakistan’s second innings and hit an advertising board with his bat while walking back to…

Read More
bda bermuda

The deep-earth mystery hidden beneath Bermuda’s pink sands |

[ad_1] Bermuda’s origins are more complex than previously thought, challenging the hotspot theory. Chemical analysis reveals its rocks contain unique elements, suggesting a deep “reservoir” within Earth’s transition zone. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons Bermuda is famed throughout the world for its crystal-clear blue water and pink sand beaches, but the mysteries under the sea have…

Read More