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At 19, Issam Darui saw Morocco’s transport problem differently, built Lagare.ma, earned global recognition, and eventually moved into international shippingIssam Darui grew up in Oujda, surrounded by Morocco’s transport business. His father worked as a trucker, and Darui also accompanied his ol...- NEP, Ayushman Bharat excellent examples of policymaking: NCERT textbookThe new NCERT Social Science textbook emphasizes important policies introduced by the Modi government. It details the development of the Na...
- Saturn comes closest to Earth this week: Here is the best time, date and direction to see the ringed planet without a telescope, plus what else to expect in the night skyOn October 4, 2026, Saturn reaches opposition, creating ideal conditions for skywatchers to observe the planet. Saturn will rise at sunset,...
- Earth’s 7 of 9 Planetary Boundaries have been breached: Amazon, oceans and climate are among systems under pressure as situations continue to worsenEarth's natural systems face mounting pressures, with seven of nine planetary boundaries now breached. The Planetary Health Check 2026 high...
- NCERT Class 9 new SST textbook will have Ram Rajya, Maharana Pratap’s resistance, Mahabharata, Sengol & UpanishadsNCERT Class 9 new textbook: NCERT has released the revised Class 9 Social Science textbook, Understanding Society: India and Beyond – Part ...
- Siang project not just hydropower, vital for national security: Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema KhanduArunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu said that the Siang Upper Multi-Purpose Project should not be viewed merely through the prism ...
- NCERT's new Class 9 textbook highlights anecdotes of lesser-known women rulers in Indian historyThe National Council of Educational Research and Training released a new Class 9 Social Science textbook recently. This textbook highlights...
- Indian subcontinent saw invasions driven by territorial expansion, religious motives since 7th century: NCERT bookThe new NCERT class 9 social science textbook outlines invasions of the Indian subcontinent from the 7th century. These invasions were prim...
- It takes just 100 milliseconds to judge a stranger’s face. Then why Princeton psychologists warn against trusting it too muchA Princeton study found that people can form impressions of a stranger’s trustworthiness, competence, attractiveness and other traits after...
- Spontaneous empathyBees demonstrate a strong sense of social responsibility without any formal laws or teachings. In contrast, human societies possess extensi...
- Your child scored 90+ percent, but should they become an engineer or doctor? When and how career tests can helpHigh academic performance often pushes students towards traditional careers, such as engineering or medicine. However, career choices shoul...
- In 2018, volunteers classified 55,000 candidate variable stars; 860,000 classifications helped flag one that became about 100 times fainterVariable Star Zoo represents a remarkable citizen-science project that rallied over a million volunteers to engage in star classification. ...
- In 2017–18, 2,500 volunteers counted tiny pores on ginkgo leaves to study the ancient atmosphere; 24,000 classifications helped process the imagesGinkgo trees, which have existed for millions of years, provide valuable information on historical carbon dioxide levels. Researchers emplo...
- Travel industry may need to prioritise continuity, trust as AI reshapes booking journey: ReportTravel companies will increasingly need to focus on building continuity across the customer journey, strengthening trust and making it easi...
- Social Security could face a 22% benefit cut in 2032 - here are the changes being discussedSocial Security is approaching a funding gap projected to occur by 2032, necessitating Congressional intervention. Options under considerat...
- In 2012, 18,000 volunteers classified 1 million cyclone images; their crowdsourced assessments helped scientists study past stormsInitiated in 2012, the Cyclone Center mobilized volunteers to classify hurricanes via satellite imagery. This groundbreaking initiative sou...
- Scientists know what nature needs. Why does it take years for environmental policy to catch up when research can take years to become global action?A new study by researchers from the University of Alicante and CEAM finds that ecological research takes about seven years, on average, to ...
- Researchers losing the ability to develop scientific reasoning a big fear with AI: Climate Scientist William BoosAI could make weather forecasting cheaper and more accessible, but scientists warn that over-reliance on the technology could weaken human ...
- Class 12 student from West Bengal comes up with soundless hammer after noisy renovation leaves him frustratedClass 12 student Prithwish developed the idea of a soundproof hammer after renovation work at his home exposed him to prolonged constructio...
- Judiciary not averse to criticism but uninformed assertion: Supreme Court in NCERT orderThe Supreme Court stated that criticism of the judiciary is acceptable through proper channels. Fair and informed critique is vital for ins...
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