IISc study finds ultrasound can selectively destroy oral cancer cells

IISc Researchers Rashmita Luha (left) and Ajay Tijore (right) | Credit: IISc BENGALURU: Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have found that low-frequency ultrasound can selectively kill oral cancer cells while leaving healthy cells largely unharmed, raising the possibility of a less invasive treatment for one of India’s most common cancers.Oral cancer remains…

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Maharashtra’s H1N1 count surpasses previous year’s total; Mumbai and Pune emerge as hotspots | Pune News

Pune:Maharashtra is witnessing a significant surge in influenza A (H1N1) cases, with the 2026 tally already surpassing the total recorded for the entire previous year. By Aug 21, this year, the state had reported 1,109 H1N1 cases, a sharp increase compared to the 942 cases recorded throughout all of 2025.Mumbai and Pune remain the primary…

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Evening news wrap: PM Modi takes jibe on K’taka MLC elections; deadly Spain train crash kills over 60 & more | India News

Confirmed deaths in high-speed train crash near Toledo, Spain has surpassed 60, the Castilla-La Mancha regional government said, as rescue teams continued to search through the wreckage of the derailed carriages. PM Modi took a swipe at Congress after it failed to win any of 28 legislative council seats across four states, while the BJP-JD(S)…

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CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation result 2026: What happens if your marks don’t change? Check board’s latest guidance

CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation result 2026 The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has released the revised Class 12 results after completing the verification of issues observed and re-evaluation process. Along with the updated results, the board has also issued a detailed clarification document to answer common questions raised by students and parents.Students who applied…

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Apologise to deceased student’s parents, reconstitute inquiry committee: Ambedkarite groups, alumni write to IIT Bombay | Mumbai News

Mumbai: Ambedkarite, Buddhist and anti-caste associations from across the world, many of whose members are alumni of various IITs, have condemned IIT Bombay’s handling of the death of 20-year-old BTech student Sahil Wakode.Right from prematurely releasing details about his exam conduct, following his death, to the faculty forum’s statement and the selective leakage of CCTV…

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