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NAMING A FORGOTTEN THOUGHT
In 1991, a California bargain hunter paid $5 for an ugly thrift-store painting; decades later, experts debated whether the forgotten canvas was a $50 million PollockIn 1991, Teri Horton paid $5 for an “ugly” painting at a California thrift store. Years later, an art teacher suggested it could be a Jacks...- October 2026 Baby Names: 50+ Hindu Baby Boy And Girl Names Inspired By Gods, Festivals And LightLooking for the perfect name for a baby born in October 2026? Explore meaningful Hindu baby boy and girl names inspired by Sanskrit, Hindu ...
- A tiny Fabergé figure sat forgotten in a New York attic until a family cleanout exposed its royal past; the 20th-century trinket later sold for $5.2 millionThe $5.2 million Fabergé attic discovery therefore stands as more than an auction headline. It is a story about how history can survive in ...
- Thought of the day by Robert De Niro: 'You’ll have time to rest when...' - A powerful lesson on living fullyCelebrated actor Robert De Niro boasts a five-decade-long career, marked by extraordinary versatility. His iconic partnership with director...
- A 17-million-year-old Egyptian ape fossil challenges long-held ideas that modern apes evolved in East AfricaScientists have discovered a previously unknown ape species in Egypt that lived 17–18 million years ago, adding new clues to the origins of...
- What are binomial names? Which species has the longest scientific name, and why was the 181-letter name inspired by Bangkok despite being found in Germany?In a fascinating twist of scientific nomenclature, researchers have unveiled an oomycete boasting a staggering 181-letter name. Drawing ins...
- iPhone now alerts you when someone calls your name: Here’s how to turn on this hidden Apple iOS 26 featureiOS 26 features: Apple's innovative Name Recognition feature is designed to assist iPhone users by sending alerts when their name is mentio...
- Asian Games 2026: Flagbearer switch leaves Team India with an embarrassing early setback. What happened?India’s Asian Games campaign faced a last-minute organisational setback after defending shot put champion Tajinderpal Singh Toor was replac...
- A dusty painting sat unnoticed in a French attic for years; when experts examined it, the forgotten artwork was identified as a lost Caravaggio worth over $100 millionCaravaggio painting: A dusty painting found in a French attic was identified as a lost Caravaggio. This artwork, depicting Judith beheading...
- A juice company dumped 12,000 tons of orange peels in Costa Rican forest. What happened next surprised scientistsThousands of tonnes of orange peels and pulp, dumped on degraded land in Costa Rica in the 1990s, unexpectedly transformed the barren area ...
- Coral reef thought to be dead for 60 years found alive off Africa's Benin coast. Scientists spot fish and coral deep underwaterScientists have rediscovered a coral reef off Benin that was first reported in the 1960s but was believed to be dead. Using modern sonar an...
- Job candidate arrives at interview 10 minutes early; CEO shows up one hour later. His reaction goes viral: ‘If this is how my time is treated…’An email from a job candidate who proudly rejected an employer and his company for not respecting his time during an interview is now takin...
- Today’s Life Advice by Henry Adams, 'Friends are born, not made' offers timeless wisdom on friendship, companionship, love, family, relationshipsQuote of the day by Henry Adams remains relevant because it captures something timeless about human connection. Some people enter our lives...
- Rediscover Europe on the Ganga: The holy river has a unique tourism potential for BengalAlthough the phrase 'Europe on the Ganga' has been talked about in heritage tourism and conservation circles, its potential is yet to be ta...
- Psychology says people who leave the price tag on gifts may be sending a message without saying a wordGift-givers often assumed that a higher price tag would make the recipient more grateful, believing that spending more was a sign of greate...
- Australian scientists started a forest experiment but forgot about it. The trees kept growing; 30 years later, researchers were shocked by the resultsA decades-old forest experiment in Victoria, Australia, was largely forgotten after funding cuts ended its main monitoring. When researcher...
- In the 1980s, rare shells linked to Captain Cook were thrown into a university dumpster; 40 years later, the forgotten collection returned to England's heritage archivesRare shells linked to Captain James Cook nearly vanished in the 1980s. The collection was thrown into a university dumpster, apparently for...
- Forgetting the names of people you just met? Psychology says it may not mean you have a bad memoryNames can be tricky for our brains to learn and remember effectively, as they usually don’t have intrinsic meaning and act merely as arbitr...
- DUSU elections: Congress confident of NSUI win, targets BJP-backed ABVPCongress leaders Devender Yadav and Deepender Hooda are confident in the NSUI panel's DUSU election victory. They believe students will vot...
- Quote of the day by Mario Benedetti: 'Everything tumbles down into the mist of oblivion, but when the mist lifts, the oblivion is...' - Uruguayan poet and novelist’s powerful life lesson on why some memories survive time, distance and even years of forgettingQuote of the day by Mario Benedetti: Mario Benedetti, an esteemed writer from Uruguay, delves into the intricacies of human emotions and da...
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