Germany sees 370% rise in Indian student applications as MSc in AI interest and career prospects drive demand

Indian students increasingly choose Germany for ROI, jobs and AI programmes: Report Germany is emerging as one of the fastest-growing study-abroad destinations for Indian students, with applications increasing 370% year-on-year during the first half of 2026, according to the Germany Study-to-Work Report – Volume I, Issue H1 2026 released by Leap Scholar.The report, based on…

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40-gram, palm-sized AI micro-drone kills a flying insect autonomously in mid-air for the first time. Now it could eradicate mosquitoes and save thousands of lives |

A palm-sized AI drone weighing just 40 grams has achieved an engineering first by autonomously hunting and killing a flying insect in mid-air, paving the way for a new approach to mosquito control. Developed by US startup Tornyol, the tiny drone successfully detected, tracked and intercepted a flying moth during a controlled indoor demonstration without…

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Indian-origin trio leads unique charge | Golf News

Southport: The Majors are the most significant yardstick of measuring a player’s career, and the 154th Open tees off with renewed challenges at the Royal Birkdale on the windswept shores of Merseyside here. As the golf course prepares to crown another champion, an unprecedented international golf storyline has begun unfolding.Two months ago Aaron Rai attracted…

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Did the first human civilisation discover electricity? 2,000-year-old ‘Baghdad Battery’ jar was developed long before Volta invented the battery |

An ancient artifact found near Baghdad has sparked debate about its true purpose. Researchers propose it could be the world’s first battery, producing measurable electric volts. However, many archaeologists believe it served a ritualistic function, possibly holding prayers or curses. The vessels were discovered alongside incantation bowls, suggesting a spiritual use. Evidence remains ambiguous, leaving…

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