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Project on digital copy of human being developing successfully

Funding has been received for one of the artificial intelligence centers, academician Alexander Sergeev said

Missile lodged in fuel tank: Navy's daring op to recover warhead from UAE-Kochi oil tanker

The Indian Navy successfully disposed of an unexploded missile warhead from a crude oil tanker, MT Olympic Life, which was en route to Kochi. The operation involved a specialist explosive ordnance disposal team that safely extracted the warhead lodged in a fuel tank, ensuring the safety of the ship and its crew.

KAA says JKIA 'plane incident' was simulated emergency exercise: "successfully concluded"

KAA confirms the emergency at JKIA was a successful drill, raising mixed reactions online, including concerns over a potential cover-up related to the exercise.

Afghanistan A shock India A despite fifties from Tilak, Ruturaj and Prabhsimran

Afghanistan A secured a surprising four-run victory over India A in a rain-affected tri-series match, successfully chasing a revised target of 294 in 38 overs. Despite India A posting a strong 349/9, Afghanistan A stayed ahead of the DLS par score when play was halted, clinching a memorable win.

‘Pushpa of Falta’, TMC leader Jahangir Khan paraded in shorts after arrest

Trinamool Congress leader Jahangir Khan, also known as ‘Pushpa’, was paraded through Falta by police following his arrest near the India-Nepal border. Khan, who unsuccessfully contested the Falta assembly seat, was remanded to five days police custody in connection with seven extortion and other charges.

Russia unblocks Roblox after widespread child anger

The digital ministry said Roblox had successfully rolled out child-protection measures, including age-based restrictions on game access.

Second Korean vessel successfully passes through Strait of Hormuz

LNG Carrier Lebrethah Becomes Second S. Korean Vessel to Pass through Strait of Hormuz

[Economy] : A South Korean liquefied natural gas(LNG) carrier, the Lebrethah, has successfully navigated through the Strait of Hormuz. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries said in a statement on Thursday that the Lebrethah, operated by SK Shipping, is now safely sailing out of the strait. This marks the second ... [more...]

2nd South Korean-operated vessel exits Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions

A second vessel operated by a South Korean shipping company has successfully navigated out of the Strait of Hormuz, Seoul said Thursday, even as Iran warned that it would target any ship attempting to transit the strategic waterway following renewed US airstrikes. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries said the vessel, a liquefied natural gas carrier operated by a South Korean company, had safely exited the strait and was continuing its voyage. The ship is not bound for South Korea and has eight S

Kuwait temporarily closes airspace

Kuwait's Civil Aviation Authority temporarily closed the country's airspace on Thursday following Iranian attacks, diverting flights as tensions from the ongoing US-Iran conflict spilled further into the Gulf region.Kuwait's military said its air defence systems had successfully intercepted multiple missiles and drones. The General Staff said explosions heard in several areas were the result of interception operations carried out by air defence units, and urged the public to rely on official sources for information.

Another S. Korea-operated vessel transits through Strait of Hormuz

Another vessel operated by a South Korean shipper has successfully passed through the crisis-stricken Strait of Hormuz, marking the second case of its kind, Seoul's oceans ministry said Thursday. The vessel is a liquefied natural gas carrier operated by a Korean shipping company under a charter agreement with a foreign party, with eight Korean crew members on board, according to the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries. Details of the ship, the company and the foreign charterer were undisclosed. The

Ukraine successfully tests new interceptor at one-fifth the price of a Patriot. Developer says mass production could begin as soon as August, if German supplier can deliver key component.

Ukrainian arms maker Fire Point has completed its first flight test of a new interceptor missile, the FP-7.x, which it developed as a lower-cost alternative to Patriot interceptor missiles, the Financial Times reported. Denis Shtilerman, Fire Point’s chief designer, described the test as “pretty successful.”

Made-in-India C-295 Takes First Flight: Tata-Airbus Marks Historic Defence Milestone | News18

India's first domestically manufactured C-295 military transport aircraft has successfully completed its maiden test flight from the Tata-Airbus Final Assembly Line in Vadodara, Gujarat, marking a historic moment for the country's defence and aerospace sectors. The milestone makes India one of the few nations capable of manufacturing military transport aircraft and represents the first-ever military aircraft to be built in India by a private-sector company. n18oc_india News18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube

First India-Built Tata-Airbus C-295 Takes To The Skies, Marking Major Defence Milestone

The aircraft, manufactured by Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) in partnership with Airbus, successfully completed its first test flight.

'Made in India' Airbus C295 takes to the skies for first test flight - Watch

India's first 'Made-in-India' Airbus C295 military transport aircraft successfully completed its maiden test flight in Vadodara. This marks a significant milestone as the first of 40 aircraft to be built in India by Airbus and Tata Advanced Systems Limited for the Indian Air Force, advancing the 'Make in India' vision.

Navy veteran who won CNN defamation case appeals lawsuit against the Associated Press over 'smuggling' claim

U.S. Navy veteran Zachary Young appeals defamation suit against the Associated Press after successfully suing CNN earlier this year for defamation.

Guinness seeks medical records after Pakistani surgeons perform 10 liver transplants in under 24 hours

LAHORE: Guinness World Records has sought medical records from the Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute and Research Centre (PKLI&RC) after its 120-member team of surgeons and support staff claimed a record-breaking achievement by performing 10 liver transplant procedures, including one on a nine-month-old child, in 23 hours and 20 minutes. A Guinness official said a team is also expected to visit PKLI&RC in this regard. The medical institute received a response from Guinness after submitting the case online along with visual evidence. “We have achieved a landmark breakthrough in transplantation medicine, demonstrating a novel clinical approach that expands organ utilisation and advances the treatment of rare metabolic diseases,” said Dr Prof. Faisal Saud Dar, dean of PKLI&RC, during a press briefing on Wednesday. The specialised multidisciplinary team, comprising transplant surgeons, hepatologists, paediatricians, anaesthetists, intensivists, nurses, transplant coordinators and allied healthcare professionals, was also present. Describing it as an unprecedented demonstration of surgical innovation and clinical excellence, Prof Dar said the PKLI&RC team of senior surgeons successfully performed 10 liver transplants in 23 hours and 20 minutes, including seven domino liver transplants and eight Auxiliary Partial Orthotopic Liver Transplants (APOLT). A domino liver transplant is a sequential procedure in which one patient’s healthy liver is removed and transplanted into a second recipient, while APOLT is a complex surgical procedure in which a partial donor liver is implanted alongside a portion of the patient’s native liver. “This innovative transplant strategy enabled nine children and one adult to receive life-saving liver transplants from only three donors, demonstrating how advanced surgical expertise can substantially expand the impact of scarce donor organs,” he said. He added that all patients had been discharged from the hospital and reunited with their families. Prof Dar said the initiative successfully integrated two of the world’s most sophisticated transplant techniques into a highly coordinated clinical programme — Domino Liver Transplantation and APOLT. “The scientific novelty of this initiative lies in the successful execution of a coordinated series of domino and auxiliary liver transplants for patients with rare inherited metabolic disorders,” Prof Dar said. He maintained that these pioneering procedures represented a significant advancement in the treatment of rare genetic and metabolic diseases, opening new possibilities for patients who previously had limited therapeutic options. He added that the successful case exemplified what transplant specialists describe as a “metabolic chimera” — a sophisticated transplantation model that combines scientific innovation, surgical precision and responsible organ stewardship to extend the benefits of a single donor organ to multiple recipients. “By optimising organ utilisation, this approach offers new possibilities for addressing donor scarcity and expanding access to life-saving transplantation.” “Beyond its clinical and scientific significance, the initiative represents a powerful story of hope and renewed possibility,” the PKLI&RC dean said. The achievement highlights the strength of regulatory governance and clinical excellence in advancing transplant care in Pakistan, he added. Provincial Minister for Finance Mian Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman, who was also present on the occasion, congratulated the entire PKLI&RC team for setting a new benchmark in liver transplantation and bringing international recognition to Pakistan through excellence in healthcare. He said the rare procedure further reinforced PKLI&RC’s position as a leading centre for transplantation, advanced clinical care and medical innovation in the region. Prof Saeed Akhtar, chairman of the PKLI&RC Board of Governors, reaffirmed the institute’s commitment to its vision of providing patients with the most advanced and innovative medical treatments, emphasising that the hospital would continue to utilise its full capabilities to deliver world-class healthcare services. Since its inception, he said, the institute has successfully performed 1,175 liver transplants, 1,276 kidney transplants and 19 bone marrow transplants, serving patients from across Pakistan and beyond.

America Wiped Out Nightmare Pest In 1966. Biden’s Border Crisis Helped Bring It Back.

The United States successfully eradicated the New World Screwworm in the late 1960s, but Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says that former President Joe Biden’s open borders helped clear the way for its return. Rollins laid out the case during a recent hearing, following news that the parasitic fly — which, in its larval (maggot) stage, ...

South Africa: Did US Aid Cuts Break Precisely the Things We Need Most for the Lenacapavir Rollout?

[spotlight] With a new six-monthly injection, South Africa last week launched the most promising new HIV prevention tool in years, but much of the infrastructure that made HIV prevention services accessible to high-risk groups has been dismantled over the last year. Spotlight asks whether we can successfully deliver this breakthrough technology without the trusted pathways decimated by cuts to aid from the United States.

Former Hong Kong law student convicted after gov’t appeal against 2019 riot acquittal

A Hong Kong court has convicted a former law student of rioting during the 2019 protests and unrest after the government successfully appealed against her acquittal, leading to a retrial. Alice Tong, 26, was found guilty of rioting on Tuesday, nearly seven years after she was arrested in Wan Chai on August 31, 2019, according […]