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India's first hydrogen-powered train has moved the rail decarbonisation effort from policy to operations. Experts say wider rollout will depend on cheaper green hydrogen and route-based infrastructure.

Apple is reportedly entering the foldable smartphone market with the anticipated iPhone 18 Ultra, set to launch on September 9, 2026. Caviar, a luxury customisation brand, has seemingly leaked details, including renders and specifications., Technology & Science, Times Now

Google Pixel 11 Pro launches August 12 with Tensor G6, upgraded cameras and Gemini AI. Here's everything on its price, specs, battery, colours and availability.

The Ribbon Hero ending explained: Netflix's latest anime film The Ribbon Hero premiered on August 8, 2026, bringing Osamu Tezuka's iconic Princess Knight into a completely new era. Directed by Yuuki Igarashi and produced by Studio Outline with Twin Engine, the fantasy adventure stars Saaya as Sapphire in Japanese and Courtney Lin in the English dub, alongside Mayumi Shintani, Anne Yatco, Koki Uchiyama, and Alan Lee.

Instant Loan Without Income Proof: A small loan with just a few taps on a phone, and what seems like an easy EMI can quickly become a debt trap. Millions of Indians are borrowing over and over again to repay loans, facilitated by instant loan apps. Hundreds of recovery calls daily, pressure on families and sleepless nights follow.

While addressing the graduating students at IIT Delhi's 57th convocation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi used Gen-Z lingo to talk about the achievements of India's young minds

Amazon Prime Video's reality show Alliance has come to an end after weeks of intense competition, shifting loyalties, unexpected alliances and high-stakes drama. As the contestants wrapped up their journey on the show, the celebrations continued off-screen with a star-studded post-party. Salman Khan was among the notable guests at the gathering, joining his brother Sohail Khan and several Alliance faces for the memorable evening., OTT, Times Now

Animal bones resting on the floors of South Australia's underwater caves are revealing far more than the identity of the creatures they once belonged to. According to a new study published in PLOS One, the cave environment itself leaves distinct "fingerprints" on bones, helping scientists reconstruct how they were deposited, the environmental conditions they experienced after deposition, and the processes that affected their preservation over time.