Mumbai’s Maritime Makeover: Rs 55,719 Crore MoUs Spark Shipbuilding, Green Boats and Port Booms

November 3, 2025

Mumbai’s Maritime Makeover: Rs 55,719 Crore MoUs Spark Shipbuilding, Green Boats and Port Booms

Get ready, Mumbai! Passenger boats and cruises built in your city are on the way, thanks to Rs 55,719 crore worth of maritime deals. Shipyards, green tech, and port expansions promise a thrilling splash for Maharashtra’s coast and beyond!

Naxal Hotspots in India Drop to 38 Districts; Only 3 Most Affected Now!

November 2, 2025

Naxal Hotspots in India Drop to 38 Districts; Only 3 Most Affected Now!

India is winning the battle against Naxal violence! Districts affected have dropped from 46 to 38. Only 3 are still 'most affected'—all in Chhattisgarh. The government’s tough policies and strong security moves are making a big difference!

Ant Queens Play Genetic Juggler, Producing Males from Two Species with Surprising Cloning Trick!

November 2, 2025

Ant Queens Play Genetic Juggler, Producing Males from Two Species with Surprising Cloning Trick!

Scientists found Messor ibericus ant queens can make sons of two species, M. ibericus and M. structor, by a stunning cloning method. This rare hybrid drama lets them make inter-species workers and keeps colonies thriving!

Brazil Scrambles to House COP30 Delegates, Offers Free Cruise Ship Cabins to Poorer Nations

November 2, 2025

Brazil Scrambles to House COP30 Delegates, Offers Free Cruise Ship Cabins to Poorer Nations

With only days left for the big COP30 climate summit in Brazil, many poorer countries still lack a place to stay. Brazil is now offering free cabins on cruise ships to help them join the global talks, tackling sky-high hotel costs in the rainy Amazon city of Belem.

Brazil's $7.3 Billion Amazon Riverway Project Sparks Clash Between Farmers and Fishermen

November 1, 2025

Brazil's $7.3 Billion Amazon Riverway Project Sparks Clash Between Farmers and Fishermen

Brazil aims to blast rocks in the Tocantins River to boost soy and corn exports via a new riverway. Fishermen fear losing their homes and fish, while officials promise economic growth. But environmentalists warn of big risks to unique river life and local communities.