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Long before modern surgical tools and sterile operating rooms, ancient India recorded advanced medical innovation in texts like the Sushruta Samhita. Nearly 3,000 years ago, a battlefield surgeon faced a critical abdominal injury where stitching risked deadly infection. Instead of metal sutures, this technique, attributed to Sushruta, used natural methods…

The husband of Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar is facing renewed scrutiny from House Republicans over his international business dealings, with Oversight Chairman Rep. James Comer seeking an ethics review that could extend beyond US borders.

Everyone desires respect, but Chanakya Niti teaches a timeless truth. Respect is never demanded; it is earned through daily actions. Wealth, status, or authority are not required to be valued in society. According to Chanakya, simple habits shape how people perceive your character. Honesty, discipline, and self-control build trust, dignity,…

A number of high-profile names have expressed their opposition, including Harry Potter author JK Rowling.

Ratan Tata is an immortal soul who built his business empire of Tata Group with strong ethical foundation. His selfless acts of kindness and philanthropy touched the lives of millions. In fact, his words contain a lot of important life lessons that student can adopt in their lives for growth…

Mahatma Vidur, the wise advisor of the Mahabharata, shared timeless guidance on actions that lead to destruction. These six faults affect rulers and common people alike, offering lessons on moral integrity, leadership, and personal choices. Ignoring them can cause failure in life, relationships, and society. Vidur’s insights show that self-control,…

Wildlife photography should never come at the expense of the animal, but not every photographer knows about –or is willing – to follow good ethics, as one Reddit user found out

An Energy Department spokesperson said that the ad was an ‘oversight that has since been addressed’

"She's in trouble," said one House Democrat. "Read that report. It's crazy."