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Radico Khaitan Q1 results show net profit up 76%
short by / on Tuesday, 28 July, 2026
Liquor manufacturer Radico Khaitan reported an impressive performance for the first quarter of the financial year. The company witnessed its consolidated net profit skyrocket 76% to ₹230 crore against ₹131 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. Total revenue for the period expanded 10.4% to reach ₹5,867 crore.
read more at Finology
Haryana approves 100% tax exemption on EVs up to ₹30 lakh
short by / on Tuesday, 28 July, 2026
Haryana Cabinet on Tuesday approved 100% exemption from vehicle tax for the registration of two-, three- and four-wheeler EVs costing up to ₹30 lakh. Previously, a one-time 20 percent exemption on motor vehicle tax was granted for registration of electric/battery-operated and CNG vehicles. The existing 20 percent exemption on motor vehicle tax for CNG vehicles will continue as before.
read more at The Tribune
China builds 582-tonne magnet for its 'artificial sun'
short by Anmol Sharma / on Tuesday, 28 July, 2026
China has completed testing of a 582-tonne toroidal field magnet for its 'artificial sun' programme, the largest superconducting magnet ever built for a fusion reactor. Developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Plasma Physics in Hefei, the D-shaped coil measures 21 metres by 12 metres. China aims to generate its first electricity from fusion by around 2030.
read more at News18
What is the story behind notebook margins and rats?
short by Dharini Mudgal / on Tuesday, 28 July, 2026
Notebook margins were introduced to protect written content from rats and mice that often chewed the edges of stored paper records, News18 reported. The blank space along the sides ensured the main text remained intact even if the edges were damaged. While the theory is popular, historians say margins have also long served purposes like binding, readability and editing simplification.
read more at News18
Sun's 'missing silver' mystery solved
short by Anmol Sharma / on Monday, 27 July, 2026
Researchers at Uppsala University calculated that Sun contains 55% more silver than previously estimated, resolving the solar system's long-standing missing silver puzzle. The team combined a dynamic model of the Sun's outer layers with improved atomic physics to reinterpret spectral absorption lines. The revised figure aligns far more closely with silver levels in chemically primitive meteorites.
read more at UU
Teacher burns 5-year-old boy's private parts with hot knife for urinating in his pants in UP
short by Medhaa Gupta / on Monday, 27 July, 2026
An FIR has been filed against a teacher, Preeti Kushwaha, for allegedly burning a five-year-old boy's private parts with a hot knife after he urinated in his pants at a play school in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi. Kushwaha had reportedly rejected the boy's request to go to the washroom. The boy's father claimed accused warned his son to not tell anyone.
read more at News18
What is graveyard dating trend?
short by Ankit Tiwari / on Sunday, 26 July, 2026
Graveyard dating is a Gen Z trend in which couples hang out at cemeteries instead of going to cafes/movies, seeking quieter, more reflective settings to bond. The trend is seen as a shift toward exploring themes that were once considered taboo. While some are drawn to its melancholic aesthetic, others see it as a break from conventional dating culture.
read more at Indian Express
They would've lynched me: Delhi Police inspector on CJP protesters
short by Sourav Kumar / on Sunday, 26 July, 2026
Delhi Police Inspector Nand Kishore recalled the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) protests at Jantar Mantar, saying stone-pelters attacked him and the "mob would have lynched him." Kishore, who feared for his life, said he plans to file a personal FIR. He added that videos of the incident circulating online deeply affected his family, particularly his daughter.
read more at News18
Pics show Japan's viral monkey Punch as he turns 1
short by Daisy Mowke / on Sunday, 26 July, 2026
Japan's viral baby macaque Punch, who went viral after clinging to an orangutan plushie following his mother's abandonment, celebrated his first birthday on Sunday. Now fully integrated with other monkeys at Ichikawa City Zoo, Punch received around 2,500 birthday cards from fans worldwide. Zookeepers gave him the toy to develop the gripping ability newborn macaques need to survive.
read more at Moneycontrol
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