India has successfully conducted trials for its indigenous naval anti-ship missile, showcasing its advanced precision strike capability. The missile, developed by DRDO, can retarget in flight, making it a significant addition to the Indian Navy’s arsenal. The Defence Minister praised the achievement, calling it a milestone in India’s defense technology.

India successfully tests indigenous naval missile with precision strike capability

How good is our sense of smell? The general perception is that human olfactory senses are poor when compared to many other animals like dogs. But now a study says that we can sniff out different odours much more accurately and faster.

Our sense of smell may not be as good as dogs', but we are better than earlier thought, says study

Guangzhou-based company named Ehang has received the world's first airworthiness "type certificate" for its EH216-S AAV, a fully autonomous drone designed to carry two passengers.

China approves world’s first passenger-carrying flying taxi

Bolivian prosecutors said Monday they would seek a 15-year jail term for ex-president Jeanine Anez, who is on trial for an alleged plot dismissed as fictional by many to oust her rival and predecessor Evo Morales.

Prosecutors to seek 15 years for Bolivian former President Jeanine Anez

Prosecutors volunteered Friday to review hundreds, perhaps thousands, of pages of classified CIA documents in the Sept. 11 case to determine if some material provided to defense lawyers was too heavily redacted.

Some Sept 11 trial secrets may not be secrets anymore

A new study has revealed that a new approach to protecting young African children from malaria could reduce deaths and illness from the disease by 70 per cent. Giving them vaccines before the worst season in addition to preventative drugs produced "very striking" results, researchers say.

Trial suggests malaria sickness could be cut by 70 per cent

Researchers are testing the efficacy of aspirin in treating aggressive forms of breast cancer. For patients with triple-negative breast cancer, researchers hope the widely available and cheap drug can be combined with immunotherapy.

Aspirin may hold the key to battling a rare form of breast cancer

Former Audi boss Rupert Stadler on Wednesday becomes the first to stand trial in Germany over the "dieselgate" emissions scandal, five years after parent company VW admitted responsibility.

Ex-Audi boss to stand trial for 'dieselgate'

A buffalo jockey from Karnataka, Srinivas Gowda who recently went viral on social media for his Kambala victory has officially rejected the government offer for him to participate in national trials.

Srinivas Gowda, dubbed 'Usain Bolt of India' not attending national trials after official invitation

The corruption trial for two former Algerian prime ministers, prominent politicians and automotive industry tycoons started Wednesday in Algiers, with defence lawyers boycotting the proceedings.

Algeria: First corruption trial for ex-PMs, tycoons opened

Allyson Felix finished fourth at the trials, one spot short of earning the chance to defend her title

American Sprinter Felix readies for Rio

Simone Biles, the three-time reigning world champion, has not lost a major competition since 2013

Gymnast Biles wins US Olympic trials, targets Rio gold

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