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A 3,400-year-old Egyptian mummy held a secret beneath her linen wrappings. Scientists found a shell made of mud, sand and strawResearchers discovered an ancient Egyptian mummy encased in a repair shell of mud and straw beneath linen wrappings. CT scans revealed that...- Assam CM flags off export consignment of 123 kg of Agarwood Chips from Guwahati to DubaiAssam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has flagged off an export of agarwood from Guwahati to Dubai. MJI Group dispatched 123 kilograms o...
- Paper straws are more harmful than plastic straws, South Korean study finds; check what research revealsNew research from South Korea has revealed an unexpected finding: paper straws may actually cause more environmental harm than their plasti...
- Why does the prostate enlarge with age? Scientists discover unusual cells hiding in one key regionResearchers at Johns Hopkins University have uncovered a significant presence of WIF1-positive basal cells in the prostate, particularly wi...
- Woman living abroad gets emotional after parents send Diwali parcel from India, watch videoTanya Srivastava was delighted when she received a thoughtful Diwali parcel from her parents, brimming with delectable snacks and tradition...
- Ethan Klein cheating: Who is Tamara Joseph and how did she meet the American-Israeli YouTuber? Hila Klein says 'I am living in a nightmare'Ethan Klein Tamara: Ethan Klein's wife, Hila Klein, has accused the YouTuber of having an affair lasting more than six months, sparking onl...
- ‘Laughter is contagious’: Orangutans, the least social of all great apes, value food rewards more when in a good mood, study findsOrangutans are found to share a unique trait with humans regarding food choices based on mood. A study from Indiana University reveals that...
- OnePlus Diwali Sale 2026: Check discounts on OnePlus 15, Nord CE6 lite and N6x, effective prices of smartphones, tablets and earbuds, bank offers and EMI dealsDuring the vibrant festive season, OnePlus is rolling out enticing discounts on an array of smartphones, tablets, and audio devices. The Di...
- UBS Group AG acquires 4.8% stake in 360 ONE WAM after exercising warrantsIn a notable development, UBS Group AG has secured a 4.8% stake in 360 ONE WAM by exercising warrants. This action comes over a year after ...
- 'Peak woke insanity': Scottish museum removes Egyptian mummies from display, cites lack of 'consent' and 'respect' for the deadIn a significant move towards ethical considerations, Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has taken ancient Egyptian mummies off p...
- UBS acquires 4.8% stake in wealth manager 360 ONE WAM through warrant exerciseUBS has acquired a 4.8% stake in 360 ONE WAM by exercising 2.05 crore warrants and paying around Rs 1,584 crore. The transaction follows a ...
- Mysterious six-feet tall, pale predator near US-Mexico border found stealing chicken. A UFO investigator says it might be from another dimensionRecently, a bizarre creature has surfaced in Mexico's Valley of Juárez, allegedly linked to mysterious poultry deaths. UFO researcher Jaime...
- Have you been told you have prediabetes? A 12-week study found a surprising blood sugar benefit from lifting weights twice a weekA 12-week strength-training programme helped 34% of participants with prediabetes return to normal blood glucose levels, according to a cli...
- Nevada removed invasive blue tilapia from Moapa dace habitat from 2009 to 2012; the endangered fish later returned to an 868-meter stretch where it had vanishedConservation efforts in Nevada have successfully removed invasive blue tilapia to protect the native Moapa dace fish. After targeted remova...
- From The Mummy’s Imhotep to Ranabaali’s Hector: Who is Arnold Vosloo, the villain facing Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna?Who is Arnold Vosloo acting as Theodore in Ranabaali? Hector South African actor Arnold Vosloo, best known as Imhotep in The Mummy, is now ...
- Ultra-processed foods and cancer risk explained: Study of 461,000 adults finds unexpected resultsA study of 461,682 US adults followed for nearly 19 years found no significant link between overall ultra-processed food intake and colorec...
- A study says the urge to sing along may be automatic: Why do you join the chorus without realisingYou put on a song while doing the dishes, then realise you have been singing along.Research suggests that songs can keep playing inside the...
- A study says when a child says 'mine', it may mean more than possessiveness: Why sharing takes timeUnderstanding ownership helps children learn the difference between their belongings and things that belong to others. Sharing an object is...
- Egypt reopens 3,400-year-old tomb located 46 feet underground. First found during Napoleon era, it has hieroglyphs from the Book of the DeadAmenhotep III's tomb has been reopened to the public after undergoing significant restoration in Egypt. Initially unearthed during Napoleon...
- A study says procrastination isn’t always laziness: Why people may delay tasks to escape difficult feelingsYou have time to finish an assignment, but worrying about getting it wrong makes you put it off.Checking your phone feels easier and offers...
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