Author: Kanhaiya Suthar

Research released by the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Euclid space telescope mission team shows that 31 of the most ancient quasars in the universe, boosting the number of known quasars in the first billion years since the Big Bang. Two of the discovered objects are so distant they are seen as they existed about 670 million years after the Big Bang, putting them among the very first quasars ever discovered. The findings were presented in a scientific paper and itemize Euclid’s ability to spot very distant, extremely bright objects while conducting its main cosmology survey. Understanding Black Hole Growth in…

Indian researchers unveiled a fascinating new finding about the Moon’s soil. A couple of samples from the Chandrayaan-3 mission are similar to scrapings of the lunar meteorite called ALHA 81005, which was found in Antarctica in 1982. This remarkable finding links human-made findings of the Moon’s surface to the Moon parts that have come down to Earth. They reported their results in npj Space Exploration. They used data from the Alpha Particle X-ray Spectrometer (APXS) on Pragyan, the Chandrayaan-3 rover that analyzed the Moon’s southern highland soils. Researchers at the Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad, compared Pragyan data with the chemistry of…

Vietnam’s retail world is buzzing—and not always in a good way. Fake goods are everywhere, from imitation luxury bags and sneakers to knockoff electronics and shady cosmetics. For shoppers, it’s frustrating. For brands and manufacturers, it’s a constant battle. And anyone who cares about protecting ideas or creativity? They definitely aren’t thrilled. You look at Vietnam’s market: it’s growing fast, one of the hottest in Southeast Asia. But fake products keep multiplying. Walk through any busy Ho Chi Minh City market and you’ll see “designer” handbags and branded stuff selling for next to nothing. Locals, bargain hunters, tourists—they’re all snapping…

A.P. Moller-Maersk just placed an order for 1,000 more India-made shipping containers from DCM Shriram Group—right after they rolled out their very first “Made in India” export-import container at the Maersk-CONCOR Inland Container Depot in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh. Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal was there for the unveiling. Maersk pointed out they’re the first international shipping line actually buying an EXIM container built in India. This order isn’t just about numbers; it’s a pretty big leap for India’s push to build its own container manufacturing industry, a field usually dominated by overseas suppliers. Maersk said the container held up to all…

Gulf oil exports jumped in June, mostly because the United Arab Emirates shipped record volumes, based on ship-tracking data compiled by Reuters. Combined exports of crude and condensate from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, and Iran climbed by more than 3.5 million barrels a day from May, reaching 10.07 million barrels a day in June, according to Kpler. Vortexa’s numbers were similar—about 10.2 million barrels a day in June, up from just 7 million in May. Even with that surge, monthly volumes still lagged behind the numbers from a year ago. The standout was the UAE. Ship-tracking companies including…

GoDaddy is pushing back against parts of a Delhi High Court order that targets fake websites pretending to be big-name brands. The company says the court’s directions could make things tough for everyday website owners and chip away at online privacy. This whole thing started when companies like Amazon, McDonald’s, and Microsoft complained about websites misusing their names and tricking users. The court responded by cracking down on more than 1,100 sites, according to Reuters, and laid down new rules. These include making it easier to see who owns a domain, acting quickly against suspected fakes, forcing domain sellers to…

Ferrari just introduced the 12Cilindri Manuale, a special edition of its front-engined V12 grand tourer for drivers who want more hands-on excitement. They’re only making 1,499 of these, and in Italy, it starts at €590,000, according to Reuters. Under the hood, you get a big, naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12, and the car uses Ferrari’s new “Manuale by-wire” system. That means you still get a gear stick and something that feels like a clutch pedal, so you’re shifting gears the old-school way, but the technology underneath is modern and electronic. Ferrari designed this car for purists—the folks who still want to…

India’s love for dust-grade tea isn’t just about taste; it’s a whole business story shaped by the country’s size, how people actually drink tea, a bit of colonial history, some hard manufacturing math, and years of smart FMCG marketing. Look at the numbers: India’s tea market sits at nearly $12 billion as of 2025, and it’s set to grow to over $15 billion by 2034, according to IMARC Group. When you’re talking about a market this huge, even a small tweak in how you source, blend, pack, or brew tea can lead to big business wins. But you really get…

Alibaba’s DAMO Academy has developed an AI research tool called Elements Claw, and it’s already making waves in materials science. With Elements Claw, scientists recently found four new superconducting materials that real-world lab tests later confirmed. This is another sign of how AI is speeding up the discovery of new materials. Their research paper explains that the AI sifted through about 2.4 million crystal structures—yep, that’s million—in just 28 GPU-hours. It narrowed things down to around 68,000 possible superconductors. Out of those, researchers managed to make and confirm four new compounds in the lab: Hf₂₁Re₂₅, Zr₄VRe₇, HfZrRe₄, and Zr₃ScRe₈. The…

India’s considering new, tougher rules for VPN providers. If the plan moves forward, VPN companies would need to set up an office in India and name someone to answer for compliance with Indian law. Nothing’s official yet, but sources say the government wants to keep a closer watch on VPN activity. Why? Basically, VPNs let people reroute their internet traffic through servers outside the country. That makes it harder for officials to see what users are really up to. This push for more accountability isn’t just about VPNs—it’s part of a bigger effort to regulate all kinds of digital services…