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Did a Cave in Uttarakhand Witness Mahabharata’s Birth?

What if one of the greatest epics in history was not written in comfort but under pressure that allowed no pause? Deep in the Himalayas, inside a silent cave, a powerful moment unfolded where knowledge had to flow continuously and writing could not stop even for a second. This was…

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First project tracking hedgehogs in Northern Ireland to help protect their future

A number of hedgehogs are being fitted with small, lightweight GPS tags, under licence from the Northern Ireland Environment Agency.

Evening Standard

‘I’m mad at the people who could have solved the problem’: what kids told us about eco-anxiety

This is our home. If we destroy it, and we can’t build it up, then that’s a part of the Earth that’s destroyed, and we won’t be able to get it back.

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Rescue of Timmy the whale ‘an all-round catastrophe’ after tracker failure

Marine experts criticise €1.5m privately funded operation as humpback’s fate remains unknown after release into Baltic

The Guardian - UK

The Great Chip Divide: AI Chip War Pivots from Hype to Execution

Intel's strategic M&A and leadership changes signal a fundamental turnaround as AMD continues to secure significant enterprise AI and cloud deployments.

MarketBeat

Why Small Arguments Turn Into Bigger Problems Over Time

Every relationship goes through disagreements. It can be about something as simple as daily habits, time, or expectations. At first, these arguments may seem small and not worth worrying about. Many people choose to ignore them or move on quickly without resolving them. But over time, these small issues do…

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Why Your Dog Sleeps While Looking at You- Hidden Reason

When a dog sleeps while facing you or keeps its body oriented toward you, it can feel deeply personal and even emotional for many pet owners. This behavior often creates the impression that the dog is “watching over you” or maintaining constant awareness of your presence even during rest. While…

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Why Some Pets Suddenly Stop Recognising Their Owners

It can be deeply unsettling for any pet owner when a dog or cat that once responded with excitement suddenly seems distant, confused, or unresponsive. Many people describe it as if their pet “no longer recognises them.” While this appears emotional, veterinary science shows that the reality is more complex…

Times Pets

5 Simple Ways to Keep Your Car Cool in Extreme Heat

Stepping into a car that has been parked in the sun can feel overwhelming. The seats are hot, the steering wheel is almost impossible to touch, and the air inside feels heavy. This is a common experience during summer, especially in regions where temperatures rise quickly. But the heat does…

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Things Humans Do That Cats Secretly Hate - Explained

Cats are often seen as independent, mysterious, and even unpredictable, but their reactions to human behavior are usually very consistent once you understand their natural instincts. What many people interpret as “attitude” or “moodiness” is actually a response to stress, discomfort, or violation of their boundaries. Modern feline behavior studies…

Times Pets

Hantavirus, COVID, norovirus, legionnaires’: why are cruise ships so prone to disease outbreaks?

Cruises are sold as floating holidays, but they are also useful for understanding public health. Cruise ships are carefully designed places where many people live, eat, relax and move through the same shared spaces for days at a time. They show how easily illness can spread when people are packed…

The Conversation

One Parenting Mistake Experts Say Can Affect a Child for Life

Among the many concerns parents carry every day, from education to safety to emotional wellbeing, there is one parenting mistake that experts consistently warn about, not because it is rare, but because it is incredibly common and often unintentional. Psychologists and child development researchers across fields such as Developmental Psychology…

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This photographer took huge "leap of faith" to build a bespoke underwater studio in the grounds of her Australian home

Keen to take her underwater photography projects a lot further, Tamara Dean turned to a freshwater swimming pool specialist to create her a custom underwater studio

Digital Camera World

Is Your Cat Happy? 9 Hidden Signs You’re Missing

What if your cat has been talking to you but you never noticed? No words. No clear signals. Just small actions and quiet habits that are easy to overlook. Most people believe they understand their pet, but the truth is more subtle. Happiness in a cat is rarely loud or…

Times Pets

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11 Common Phrases That Make You Seem Rude in Group Settings

Group conversations can be tricky, even for people who consider themselves polite and socially aware. What you say—and how you say it—can easily shape how others perceive your tone, attitude, and respect for the group. Many everyday phrases seem harmless on the surface but can come across as dismissive, condescending,…

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What Happens in a Dog’s Brain When You Cry- Science Reveals

When a human cries, it is not just a visible emotional moment. It is a powerful biological signal involving changes in the brain, hormones, breathing patterns, and facial expression. Dogs, living closely with humans for thousands of years, have evolved an unusually deep sensitivity to these emotional signals. Modern research…

The Times of India

Hidden underground ‘city’ built by ants discovered in Brazil after shocking concrete test

In Brazil's vast Cerrado region, Professor Luiz Carlos Forti and his team made a scientific breakthrough. They poured ten tons of cement into an giant, deserted leaf-cutter ant nest. Over the course of ten days, this liquid concrete filled a complex network that reached 26 feet deep. After excavation, it…

The Conversation

Why keeping collaborative remote work environment options open is key for business innovation

At a time when remote work is increasingly up for debate among companies, it remains an often underestimated lever for fostering open innovation. This article examines how initiatives designed to encourage collaborative work outside the workplace can contribute to the development of open innovation.

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The Strange Reason Cats Hate Closed Doors So Much

Cats are known for their mysterious behavior, but few habits confuse owners more than their intense reaction to closed doors. A cat that was calm a moment ago may suddenly start scratching, meowing, or sitting in silent protest the moment a door shuts. This behavior often looks dramatic, even emotional,…

The Conversation

Bullying is common in elementary school – and it’s more likely to happen in classrooms that are chaotic

About 1 in 4 elementary students in the United States reports being bullied at least once during a given school year.

Times Pets

Most Aggressive Animals in the World Explained

In the wild, aggression is not about anger or emotion in the human sense. It is a survival strategy shaped by millions of years of evolution. Animals become aggressive to protect territory, secure food, defend their young, or compete for dominance. What appears terrifying to humans is often a deeply…

TechRadar

I turned my local beauty spot into an immersive 3D environment using Splatica and my Insta360 cameras — and the whole process is surprisingly easy

Splatica revealed a hidden talent in my Insta360 X5 camera and Antigravity A1 drone – and you can try it too

The Independent UK

Amsterdam begins enforcing ban on adverts for meat and fossil fuels: ‘Climate crisis is very urgent’

Politicians behind move say it is about aligning Amsterdam's public spaces with its own environmental targets

The Guardian - UK

Saplings in prisons and bogs on military ranges: Labour’s plans for nature-friendly state land

Exclusive: Minister says proposals show government’s ambition, as it faces unprecedented pressure from Greens

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“Living Alone Made Me More Productive”: Google Techie Sparks Online Debate

In today’s fast-paced world, it is often observed that individuals who move away from their hometowns for higher education or career opportunities tend to develop strong time-management skills. Adapting to new environments pushes them to structure their daily routines efficiently, aligning tasks with immediate priorities and responsibilities. This broader conversation…

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