Earth is spinning slightly faster since 2020, shortening days by milliseconds. Scientists say we may need to subtract a leap second from clocks by 2029 — a first. The cause remains unclear, though internal Earth changes are suspected. Scientists reassure there’s no danger. BulletsIn Earth spinning faster since 2020; shortening day length by fractions of
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Earth is spinning slightly faster since 2020, shortening days by milliseconds. Scientists say we may need to subtract a leap second from clocks by 2029 — a first. The cause remains unclear, though internal Earth changes are suspected. Scientists reassure there’s no danger. BulletsIn Earth spinning faster since 2020; shortening day length by fractions of
US President Donald Trump has supported a Senate bill that proposes imposing 500% tariffs on countries like India and China. The bill targets nations continuing to buy Russian oil while not supporting Ukraine. Senator Lindsey Graham, who is sponsoring the bill, said Trump’s nod is a strategic move to pressure Russia over the Ukraine war.
US President Donald Trump has supported a Senate bill that proposes imposing 500% tariffs on countries like India and China. The bill targets nations continuing to buy Russian oil while not supporting Ukraine. Senator Lindsey Graham, who is sponsoring the bill, said Trump’s nod is a strategic move to pressure Russia over the Ukraine war.
120UNESCO reported on Tuesday that nearly three-quarters of global cultural and natural heritage sites face serious water-related threats. The warning, based on a comprehensive study, highlights the growing impact of climate change—particularly droughts and floods—on iconic global landmarks. Sites in India, Iraq, China, the US, and Africa are among the most at risk. BulletsIn 73%
UNESCO reported on Tuesday that nearly three-quarters of global cultural and natural heritage sites face serious water-related threats. The warning, based on a comprehensive study, highlights the growing impact of climate change—particularly droughts and floods—on iconic global landmarks. Sites in India, Iraq, China, the US, and Africa are among the most at risk. BulletsIn 73%
The Union Cabinet approved the Employment Linked Incentive (ELI) Scheme on July 1, 2025. Announced in Budget 2024–25, it aims to generate over 3.5 crore formal jobs by July 2027. With ₹1 lakh crore outlay, the scheme promotes job creation, especially in manufacturing, while strengthening social security for new workers. BulletsIn ₹1 lakh crore ELI
The Union Cabinet approved the Employment Linked Incentive (ELI) Scheme on July 1, 2025. Announced in Budget 2024–25, it aims to generate over 3.5 crore formal jobs by July 2027. With ₹1 lakh crore outlay, the scheme promotes job creation, especially in manufacturing, while strengthening social security for new workers. BulletsIn ₹1 lakh crore ELI
123The Charter Act of 1793, passed by the British Parliament, extended the East India Company’s trade monopoly in India for 20 more years. Implemented during Lord Cornwallis’s tenure, it clarified administrative authority and strengthened the Governor-General’s powers. It also adjusted the structure of the Board of Control and regulated company finances and governance. BulletsIn Charter
The Charter Act of 1793, passed by the British Parliament, extended the East India Company’s trade monopoly in India for 20 more years. Implemented during Lord Cornwallis’s tenure, it clarified administrative authority and strengthened the Governor-General’s powers. It also adjusted the structure of the Board of Control and regulated company finances and governance. BulletsIn Charter
On July 4, 2025, the Ministry of Coal will launch a new digital “Exploration Module” on the Single Window Clearance System (SWCS) portal. Developed by CMPDI, the module aims to streamline exploration approvals, reduce delays, and boost transparency for coal block allottees. It supports full digital processing from proposal to final clearance. BulletsIn Exploration Module
On July 4, 2025, the Ministry of Coal will launch a new digital “Exploration Module” on the Single Window Clearance System (SWCS) portal. Developed by CMPDI, the module aims to streamline exploration approvals, reduce delays, and boost transparency for coal block allottees. It supports full digital processing from proposal to final clearance. BulletsIn Exploration Module
On July 2, 2025, Indian Railways launched the RailOne mobile app, offering unified access to ticketing, inquiries, planning, meals, and freight services. Introduced by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on CRIS’s 40th Foundation Day, the app aims to simplify rail travel and digital interactions for millions across India. BulletsIn RailOne app launched July 2, 2025, by
On July 2, 2025, Indian Railways launched the RailOne mobile app, offering unified access to ticketing, inquiries, planning, meals, and freight services. Introduced by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on CRIS’s 40th Foundation Day, the app aims to simplify rail travel and digital interactions for millions across India. BulletsIn RailOne app launched July 2, 2025, by
Researchers have found a potential site on Mars for the first human base. The location is Amazonis Planitia, a mid-latitude volcanic plain. It likely contains water ice just below the surface—crucial for survival, fuel, and food. The discovery, led by planetary geologist Erica Luzzi, was made using NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter images. BulletsIn Ice found
Researchers have found a potential site on Mars for the first human base. The location is Amazonis Planitia, a mid-latitude volcanic plain. It likely contains water ice just below the surface—crucial for survival, fuel, and food. The discovery, led by planetary geologist Erica Luzzi, was made using NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter images. BulletsIn Ice found
In Washington, former US President Donald Trump signed an executive order ending key sanctions on Syria. The move, announced via the White House website, aims to support Syria’s stability and recovery. While sanctions on President Bashar al-Assad remain, restrictions on exports and aid have been eased. The order also directs the US to seek further
In Washington, former US President Donald Trump signed an executive order ending key sanctions on Syria. The move, announced via the White House website, aims to support Syria’s stability and recovery. While sanctions on President Bashar al-Assad remain, restrictions on exports and aid have been eased. The order also directs the US to seek further
134From Malacca to Hormuz, the world’s narrow sea lanes—called straits—carry immense geopolitical weight. Though slim, these maritime chokepoints control critical trade routes, global oil flows, and military movement. Seven such straits are particularly vital today, influencing everything from energy prices to regional tensions and climate adaptation. BulletsIn Strait of Hormuz handles 20% of global oil,
From Malacca to Hormuz, the world’s narrow sea lanes—called straits—carry immense geopolitical weight. Though slim, these maritime chokepoints control critical trade routes, global oil flows, and military movement. Seven such straits are particularly vital today, influencing everything from energy prices to regional tensions and climate adaptation. BulletsIn Strait of Hormuz handles 20% of global oil,
