BREAKING: The Nobel Committee has decided to award the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navanethem “Navi” Pillay.
She Defended Nelson Mandela and other activists fighting against apartheid in South Africa.
Note: It is NOT Trump!!
Yesterday’s diya campaign was terribly rejected by the people of India. And rightly so!
People need answers on unemployment, job creation, paper leaks, education reforms, food adulteration, petrol adulteration, air pollution, corrupt judges, etc. Not be lighting diyas on a politician’s birthday like megalomaniacs! Not to forget, it was also an insult to Hinduism. No Hindu or any religious devotee of any faith for that matter should offer such sacred diyas and aartis to a human being, only to their god.
In the lust for eternal power, this government and its andhbhakts have attempted to immortalise a mere mortal. In other words, attempted to equate him to god.
La NASA comparte imágenes desde Marte.
Y aquí estamos nosotros, viéndolas desde una pantalla como si fuera lo más normal del mundo.
Otro planeta.
Otro cielo.
Otro horizonte.
A veces olvidamos lo extraordinario que es estar vivos justo en este momento de la historia.
Marte nunca estuvo tan lejos.
Ni tan cerca. 🔴
After travelling extensively across Gadchiroli, the only good school for Tribal children I came across was the one started by Dr. Prakash Amte.
It has a science lab, art studio, digital lab, library, and serves some of the healthiest meals I have ever seen being provided to students. This year 8 tribal students from this school cracked NEET and will become doctors.
After visiting the school, I was left with one question: if Dr. Amte can build and run a school like this, why can’t the govt do the same despite having lakhs of crores at its disposal?
Lastly, it was truly an honour to meet the Amte couple, who have dedicated nearly 50 years of their lives to serving Tribal communities and their children. Their work and commitment are truly inspiring.
He could have stayed at Caltech. Instead, he came back to India and helped shape its scientific story.
This is the story of Prof. Deepak Dhar, a physicist whose work has earned some of the highest honours in theoretical physics.
After studying at Allahabad University and IIT Kanpur, he went to Caltech for his PhD, where he worked as a teaching assistant to Nobel laureate Richard Feynman.
He could have stayed in the US and built a celebrated career.
Instead, he returned to India in 1978 and spent decades helping strengthen the country’s scientific ecosystem.
In 2022, he became the first Indian to receive the Boltzmann Medal, the highest honour in statistical physics.
Now, ICTP has announced him as a recipient of the prestigious Dirac Medal for his contributions to theoretical physics.
Today, as a Distinguished Professor at ICTS-TIFR, Bengaluru, Prof. Dhar continues to inspire generations of scientists.
Credits: Ankit Maurya [@chillwithankit on X]
#DeepakDhar #IndianScientists #Trending #AwardIndia #ProudIndia
[Prof Deepak Dhar, Deepak Dhar Dirac Medal, Boltzmann Medal, Award India, Proud India]
Every champion has a beginning. And sometimes, it starts with one coach who helps a child fall in love with the game.
Long before she became an Olympic medallist and one of India's greatest badminton stars, PV Sindhu was a seven-and-a-half-year-old learning the basics under coach Mir Mahboob Ali at the IRISET courts in Secunderabad.
For decades, Ali nurtured some of India's finest shuttlers, including Saina Nehwal, Jwala Gutta, Shruti Kurien, and many more. Yet, he measured success differently.
"The respect my players enjoy is my wealth," he once told The Hindu.
Sindhu's heartfelt tribute to her first coach is a reminder that while medals make champions, it's the people who first believe in us who make those medals possible.
@Pvsindhu1
#Tribute #PVSindhu #Badminton #Sports
[PV Sindhu, Woman in Sports, Mahboob Ali, badminton]
What if the biggest barrier to learning isn't knowledge, but fear?
Across classrooms, countless children understand English perfectly well. They read it, write it, and pass exams in it. But when it's time to speak, many go silent.
At just 14, Bengaluru teen Roshni Gupta noticed this gap. Instead of asking why children weren't speaking English, she asked a different question: What if they simply needed the confidence to use their voice?
That question became Project Vidya.
Today, the youth-led initiative has reached 1,680+ underprivileged students across India, Rwanda, Kenya, Lesotho, and the UAE through interactive workshops that make communication feel less like a test and more like a conversation.
From storytelling and creative activities to digital literacy and life skills, the goal isn't perfect grammar. It's helping children speak without fear.
The impact goes beyond words.
Children who once avoided raising their hands are now attempting answers, asking questions, and expressing themselves with confidence.
Along the way, Project Vidya has also distributed hundreds of books and supported educational scholarships for students who need it most.
Because sometimes, changing a life begins with helping someone believe their voice matters.
Read how one teenager is helping thousands of children turn hesitation into confidence: https://t.co/obK6tnWbD8
#ProjectVidya #Education #SpokenEnglish #StudentChangemaker
[Project Vidya, Education, Roshni Gupta]
Police have arrested this cook who was preparing food in the kitchen of Hotel Flourish Stays, where the fire reportedly started.
Next, they should arrest the vegetable, grocery, and dairy suppliers. Had they not supplied ingredients that day, there would have been no cooking and no fire.
After that, they should arrest the farmers who grew the vegetables, the factory owners who produced the grocery items, and the cows that gave the milk.
Sabko pakad lena. Kisi ko mat chhodna. Except, of course, the officials whose job it was to inspect such establishments and flag safety violations before a tragedy occurred.
ASCO 2026 gave us Dato-DXd, SG, Daraxonrasib, CAR-T, bispecific antibodies, and many reasons for optimism.
The next morning in clinic, the questions are often different:
• Is the biopsy adequate?
• Can the patient tolerate treatment?
• Can they afford NGS?
• Will immunotherapy be covered?
• Is the drug even available?
Science is moving faster than ever.
Access, affordability, tissue adequacy, and performance status remain some of the biggest challenges in oncology.
#ASCO2026 #Oncology #CancerCare #MVOnco
DRIVER-MUTATED ADVANCED NSCLC #ASCO2026
Three landmark trials. One clear message.
🟢 CROWN: 7-year PFS 55% in 1L ALK+ NSCLC
🔵 WU-KONG28: Targeted therapy era begins for EGFR Ex20ins disease
🟢 CHRYSALIS-2: Median OS 41 months in atypical EGFR NSCLC
🧬 Test early
🎯 Treat precisely
🧠 Protect the brain
⏳ Think in years, not months
Driver testing is no longer optional—it helps define the patient's future.
#LungCancer #NSCLC #ThoracicOncology #PrecisionOncology #ASCO2026 #MVOnco
Landed.
Looking forward to meet you all at Jantar Mantar. Do not forget to carry a book and our Tiranga!
Offer flowers to policemen as a gesture of compassion & gratitude.
We have to lead this movement with love and peace!
One Core Takeaway — CROWN Trial 7-Year Update
55% of patients remained progression-free at 7 years with frontline lorlatinib in advanced ALK+ NSCLC — with no new intracranial progression observed after 30 months.
A landmark durability signal in metastatic NSCLC.
#ASCO2026#ALK #NSCLC #LungCancer #ThoracicOncology #MVOnco