The cane toad (Rhinella marina) has been identified as the world’s most invasive species, symbolising the global ecological risks associated with the relocation of wildlife across ecosystems. Originally native to South and Central America, the cane toad was deliberately introduced to several countries to control agricultural pests, but the plan backfired dramatically. Instead of reducing pests, the toads multiplied uncontrollably, causing deep and long-lasting ecological disruptions.

India and Russia are preparing to reinforce their long-standing civil nuclear partnership at the upcoming December annual summit, where discussions are expected to focus on small modular reactors (SMRs), nuclear fuel-cycle technologies and continued progress at the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP). The dialogue reflects both countries’ commitment to expanding strategic energy cooperation amid India’s growing electricity needs and clean-energy goals.

WWE legend John Cena has officially completed the prestigious WWE Grand Slam, securing the one accolade that had eluded him for over two decades. On 10 November, Cena captured the Intercontinental Championship by defeating Dominik Mysterio on RAW in his hometown of Boston. The moment arrives just weeks before he concludes his farewell tour, marking a symbolic and emotional milestone in his celebrated career.

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) in its World Energy Outlook 2025, India is set to become the largest driver of global oil demand growth through 2035. Rapid economic expansion, rising incomes, urbanisation, and a large shift toward modern energy services are reshaping India’s role in global energy markets. The country’s expanding needs across transport, industry, petrochemicals, and residential sectors place it at the centre of global demand trends.

The Malabar gliding frog (Rhacophorus malabaricus) is one of the most fascinating amphibians of the Western Ghats, known for its vibrant green body, extended toe webbing, and extraordinary breeding behaviour. Endemic to this biodiversity hotspot, the species thrives in moist, elevated canopies, where survival demands unique adaptations.