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These bees don't live in hives, yet millions have been thriving beneath a New York cemetery for nearly 100 years alongside an intruderMillions of solitary ground-nesting bees, estimated between 3.1 and 8 million, have been discovered thriving beneath New York's East Lawn C...- New Lord’s exhibit honours South Asia’s cricket legacyA new exhibition at the MCC Museum in London celebrates the significant influence of the South Asian community on British cricket. 'The Man...
- TCS pledges strict action on Nashik harassment case; COO Subramanian leads investigationTata Consultancy Services COO Aarthi Subramanian will head an investigation into a sexual harassment case at its Nashik unit. Eight employe...
- The Rare Animals That Mate Face to Face, and What It Says About Their Social LivesFace-to-face mating, observed in species like bonobos and dolphins, goes beyond reproduction, fostering communication and social bonds cruc...
- Why Thousands of Bats Took Over a Bridge in Austin… And Why the City Let Them StayA bridge renovation in Austin, Texas, unintentionally created a perfect home for bats. What was once a cause for concern has become a celeb...
- ICC T20 World Cup: Proud father hails Abhishek Sharma’s match-winning knock in India’s triumphAbhishek Sharma's father shared immense joy over his son's match-winning knock in the T20 World Cup final. India secured a commanding victo...
- Vampire Bats Share Blood With Strangers: Researchers Explain the Risky TradeCommon vampire bats, facing starvation risks, surprisingly share blood meals with unrelated colony members. Pioneering research reveals thi...
- The day the World cheered USA onThe T20 World Cup showcased a captivating match between India and the USA, with many spectators from outside India rooting for an American ...
- Lolling on Saturday: Spy over DubaiRain threatens to cancel the India-Pakistan match in Dubai. Fans from both sides pray fervently for the rain to stop. UN officials observe ...
- End of English raj? Amit Shah says English speakers will soon feel ashamed, the days are not very farUnion Home Minister Amit Shah advocated for prioritizing native languages over foreign ones to reclaim India's linguistic and cultural iden...
- New long-fingered bat species discovered in India, Sri Lanka, says research teamThe specimens for this species were collected from Idulgashinna cave in Uva Province in Sri Lanka and are now deposited in the Natural Hist...
- 'How the deadly Nipah virus jumps from bats to humans found'According to the research, published recently in the journal PNAS, the Nipah virus (NiV) could circulate among fruit bats, not just in plac...
- Science group reaches out to citizens for saving bat colonies across nationMany bat species found in India are classified in "threatened" categories by the International Union of Conservation of Nature (IUCN), but,...
- Meghalaya hamlet dedicates forest for conservation of batsThe decision in this regard was taken last month when the village elders were informed of the presence of these extremely rare bats.
- Swamp eel is a fish that looks and behaves more like a snakeThis fish prefers to slink its way through mud rather than swim in the streams like other freshwater variety.
- Sumitra Mahajan bats for schemes to ensure better care for elderly"We provide nutritious food to children. It is necessary for the old also to get good nutritious food. Some new plans can be chalked out in...
- We will be left with a void: Ajit TendulkarSacrificing his own ambitions, Ajit Tendulkar was forever beside his little brother. His memories, as he watched Sachin become world's grea...
- Maharashtra loses many bat coloniesSeveral bat colonies in the state have ceased to exist due to development, renovation in old structures or by pest control.
- Wind in the willowsEnglish companies would have reason to regret. Check out why?
- Reebok, Nike take guard ahead of the big seasonWhen the Swoosh found its way to the uniforms of India’s cricketers through a surprise Rs 199-crore deal with the BCCI, the purists among t...
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