February 11, 2026

Long Droughts Slowly Led to Indus Valley Civilization’s Decline, New Study Finds

New research shows repeated droughts over thousands of years caused the slow collapse of the Indus Valley Civilization. Cities like Mohenjo-Daro struggled as water vanished and people moved away. Scientists used climate models and cave evidence to confirm the long-lasting dry spells.

February 11, 2026

7 Big Science Updates from China: 8000-Year Civilisation and Powerful New Tech

China claims its civilisation is 8,000 years old and unveils the world's first 20GW microwave weapon. A top engineer left the US for freedom in China, while new drones, spacecraft, and quantum tech push boundaries.

February 11, 2026

Women in STEM: India Sees Growth in Education but Faces Big Career Hurdles

In India, women make up 43% of STEM students but just 18.6% of research workers. Many face career breaks, exclusion, and lack of safety, limiting retention despite progress.

February 11, 2026

Gray Wolf Arrives in Los Angeles County After Over 100 Years

A three-year-old gray wolf named BEY03F entered Los Angeles County, the first in over a century. Tracked by GPS, she traveled hundreds of miles across California in search of a mate.

February 10, 2026

Pakistan Air Force Completes ‘Golden Eagle’ Exercise Emphasizing AI and Indigenous Tech

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has successfully finished the ‘Golden Eagle’ exercise, showcasing advanced AI use and home-grown technologies to boost combat strength and readiness.