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Despite months of a persistent facial rash, 23-year-old Caitlin Alsop seemed perfectly healthy. However, this seemingly harmless symptom masked a hidden danger. Initially experiencing flu-like symptoms, a doctor diagnosed Caitlin with the flu, advising rest. Though feeling better after a while, a dinner with a friend took a horrifying turn. She felt like she bit her tongue, followed by rapid swelling and difficulty speaking. Her family suspected an allergic reaction, but the inability to swallow medication prompted a trip to the hospital, News.com.au reported.  Doctors suspected anaphylaxis and administered adrenaline. Yet, her condition worsened. She faded in and out of consciousness, a severe rash engulfing her upper body. Now a medical mystery at Gold Coast University… Read More »“Medical Mystery”: Woman’s Infected Wisdom Tooth Leads To Sepsis, Leaves Her In Coma

A man concealed himself at a government museum in Bhopal at night to commit a theft, but was caught on Tuesday morning while trying to flee with ancient coins, police said. The incident took place at the State Museum, said police commissioner Harinarayanchari Mishra. The man — whose name was not disclosed — entered the museum before the closing time on Monday evening, and managed to stay inside. But the security personnel spotted him, and alerted police in the morning. Police arrived promptly and surrounded the building, Mishra said. He jumped from a wall in a bid to escape but was arrested. Around 100 coins of Gupta and sultanate period were seized from his possession.… Read More »Thief Spends Night At Bhopal Museum, Gets Caught Next Morning

A MiG-29 fighter jet crashed in Rajasthan’s Barmer yesterday during a routine night training sortie. The pilot ejected safely.  The Indian Air Force said the MiG-29 fighter jet faced a “technical snag” during the night sortie, and a court of inquiry has been ordered. There was no loss of life and property. The pilot crashed the jet away from a residential area around 10 pm last night. MiG-29, NATO name ‘Fulcrum’ and Indian name ‘Baaz’, is an air superiority fighter jet originating in Soviet Russia. It was formally inducted into the Indian Air Force in 1987, initially with two squadrons – No. 28 and No. 47 Squadrons. The MiG-29K fighter jets deployed on the Navy’s… Read More »NDTV Explainer: How Pilots Eject From An Unrecoverable MiG-29 Jet

Noting that trackmen are the most neglected employees of the Indian Railways, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi highlighted their problems on Tuesday, while stressing that safe rail travel of crores of people is possible only due to their hard work. Mr Gandhi made the remarks in a post on X, along with a video of his recent interaction with trackmen at the Delhi Cantonment railway station. “There is ‘neither promotion nor emotion’ in the system for the trackman brothers who keep the railways dynamic and safe. Trackmen are the most neglected employees in the Indian Railways. I got an opportunity to meet them and understand their problems and challenges,” the Congress… Read More »Video: Rahul Gandhi Meets Railway Trackmen, Spotlights Their Problems

On the heels of revised guidelines issued by the Government of India (MoRTH) for determining the claimed range of electric vehicles, leading EV player Tata Motors has proactively revealed the new range certification of its offerings: Curvv EV, Nexon EV, Punch EV and Tiago EV. What Do New Guidelines Say: The MIDC testing cycle includes two parts – urban representing city driving (P1), and extra-urban (P2) representing highway driving. Earlier, EVs were being tested only for P1 i.e. the urban part of the cycle. The Government has recently mandated all OEMs to test and declare range values with both parts of the cycle, urban and extra-urban (P1+P2), included. Tata Motors’s Take: In addition to the… Read More »Tata Motors Reduces Claimed Range Of Curvv EV, Nexon EV And Punch EV: Here’s Why