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Could a Human Survive After Being Swallowed by a Whale?

Science explains why surviving inside a sperm whale’s stomach, as shown in Whalefall, would be extremely unlikely despite oxygen tanks or protective suits.

DeepSeek nears major $15 billion funding round, Bloomberg report says

Chinese AI company DeepSeek is reportedly close to raising nearly $15 billion, or about 100 billion yuan, in a funding round, according to Bloomberg.

Kader Khan Birth Anniversary: From Poverty and Struggle to Bollywood Legend

Kader Khan is remembered on his 89th birth anniversary for his journey from poverty and struggle to becoming a celebrated actor, dialogue writer and Bollywood legend.

Shabana Azmi says she is Muslim but does not offer namaz

Veteran actress Shabana Azmi said she is Muslim but does not offer namaz, while speaking about faith, Eid, garara, Urdu and cultural identity.

Ranbir Kapoor apologises for remark, says it was a slip

Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor apologised after online criticism over his remark, saying his tongue had slipped and his words were misunderstood.

India Wins Third Para Asian Games Gold in Archery, Discus Throw

India won its third gold medal of the day at the Para Asian Games, with Sheetal and Tomar excelling in archery and Suvarna winning women’s discus throw gold.

New Zealand lose third wicket as score reaches 158/3 against India

Indian bowlers took New Zealand’s third wicket in the T20 match, with Arshdeep Singh dismissing Daryl Mitchell as the score reached 158/3.

Labuschagne under fire as Australia’s batting failures raise selection pressure

Australia’s batting failures against South Africa have put players under selection pressure, with Simon Katich criticising Marnus Labuschagne’s shot selection.

Australia’s Megan Schutt handed two-match ban over prescription medicine rules

Cricket Australia has imposed a two-match ban on Megan Schutt over a sports medicine rules breach linked to prescription medicines, not performance-enhancing drugs.

IND vs NZ: India win toss, New Zealand to bat first

India and New Zealand are set to play the first T20I of their five-match series at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on 22 October, with official toss and XI confirmation awaited.

Can children also develop arthritis? Know the early warning signs

Arthritis can affect children too. Know the symptoms of juvenile idiopathic arthritis, when to consult a doctor and why timely diagnosis matters.

Eye irritation or itching: water rinse or drops, doctor explains

Rising pollution and changing weather can cause eye irritation, itching and dryness. Doctors explain when to rinse with water and when eye drops may help.

Gen Z life satisfaction declines as US study flags depression concerns

Gallup’s 2026 US survey finds declining life satisfaction among Gen Z, with rising depression rates and concerns over relationships, happiness and economic security.

Gujarat tightens entry and photo-video rules at state government schools

The Gujarat government has made prior written permission mandatory for outsiders entering government schools and tightened rules on photography, videography, interviews and live streaming.

Minister Vishvas Sarang performs weapon worship in Bhopal on Vijayadashami

Cooperatives, Sports and Youth Welfare Minister Vishvas Sarang performed weapon worship at the Bhopal Police Line on Vijayadashami, honouring security forces.

Snowfall in Kedarnath; storm-rain alert for 11 मध्य प्रदेश districts

Cold intensified after snowfall in Kedarnath, while storm, lightning and rain alerts were issued for several मध्य प्रदेश districts; Kerala rain affected rail traffic.

New Vice-Chancellor Inspects Barkatullah University Facilities for Comprehensive Campus Development

Newly appointed Barkatullah University Vice-Chancellor Deendayal Bedia inspected campus facilities, interacted with citizens and sought CSR support for development.

Defence Ministry to buy ₹770 crore radars for Indian Army

The Ministry of Defence has signed a ₹770 crore contract with BEL to procure Improved Low Level Light Weight Radars for the Indian Army.

CJP leaders summoned day after Tihar release, to appear today

Delhi Police Crime Branch has summoned CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka a day after their release from Tihar Jail in connection with the Jantar Mantar protest case.

Israel displays air power despite Trump’s objection near Iran border

Israel demonstrated its air force strength as fighter jets flew near Iran's border amid Donald Trump's objections to a new military campaign.