TEDxDYPWS Youth 2026 Amplifies the ‘Voices of Tomorrow’

Pune: D.Y. Patil World School (DYPWS), an integral part of D.Y. Patil Education & Research Foundation (DYPERF), successfully hosted TEDxDYPWS Youth 2026 under the inspiring theme ‘Voices of Tomorrow.‘Chief Guest Aaditi Pohankar graced the occasion and felicitated all the TEDx speakers for their valuable contributions in inspiring and empowering the audience through their ideas, experiences,…

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Ivory Coast’s Elye Wahi, under betting investigation, cleared to play FIFA World Cup match against Germany | Football News

NEW DELHI: Ivory Coast striker Elye Wahi has been cleared to travel to Canada for his country’s World Cup match against Germany despite being under investigation in France for alleged betting-related offenses.The Ivorian Football Federation (FIF) had earlier said the 23-year-old would not be able to travel to Canada, but confirmed on Thursday that the…

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‘Everyone wins’: Indian firms to invest $20 billion in US across sectors, says Sergio Gor

US ambassador to India Sergio Gor on Wednesday said Indian companies are planning to invest over $20.5 billion in the United States across multiple sectors, highlighting a surge in bilateral economic engagement under President Donald Trump.“Under President Trump’s leadership investment is flowing back into the United States at record levels! Indian companies plan to invest…

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Evidence, experience or ancestry? What makes people believe traditional knowledge claims?

Background: Traditional knowledge derives credibility from multiple epistemic sources, including scientific evidence, practitioner experience, classical texts, and intergenerational transmission. Yet, limited empirical research examines how these epistemic bases shape the perceived credibility of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS).Objectives: This study examines what makes traditional knowledge credible to different audiences, and whether the basis of that credibility…

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From wanting to be a cricketer to making Asian Games history: How Jay Meena went from ball boy to India’s first soft tennis medallist | Asian Games 2026 News

Jay Meena assures India’s first-ever soft tennis medal at Asian Games 2026 Jay Meena’s journey to India’s first-ever Asian Games medal in soft tennis began not with a racket in his hand, but with an interest in cricket.The 14-year-old who once dreamed of becoming a cricketer has now become a history-maker, with Meena assured of…

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