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WHY WERE THE NAZCA LINES CREATED
In 500 BCE, ancient people created vast animal and geometric figures in Peru's desert. 2,500 years later, the Nazca Lines remain one of archaeology's great enigmasNazca Lines archaeological mystery: Giant geoglyphs in Peru's arid plains have survived for over two millennia. These Nazca and Palpa Lines...- The Netherlands used 50 ecoduct bridges to solve habitat isolation across a 400km highway network; the result transformed divided forests into contiguous wildlife zonesThe Netherlands used 50 ecoduct bridges to solve habitat isolation across a 400km highway network by connecting nature areas divided by roa...
- Ego creates false sense of absolute control: Mohan BhagwatMohan Bhagwat addressed Gen Z participants, warning against human vanity and ego. He cited the sun's certainty to illustrate man's limited ...
- Suicide bombing at Pakistan mosque kills at least 21, injures dozens during Friday prayersA suicide blast at a mosque in Kohat killed at least twenty-one people and injured seventy-eight others. The attack occurred near police li...
- Between 1997 and 2005, officials removed 282 buildings from California’s Giant Forest; the project gave 231 acres back to giant sequoiasGiant Forest sequoia grove underwent extensive restoration efforts. Commercial activity and 282 buildings were removed from the grove. Ecol...
- Asian Games 2026: India aim to turn World Cup lessons into action, defend hockey title and seal LA Olympics berthIndia’s men’s hockey team will seek to put its disappointing World Cup campaign behind it as it begins its Asian Games title defence in Nag...
- Michael Burry has a new short-selling partner. Who is Lakshmi Ganapathi?Michael Burry has joined Minerva Investment Management as a senior adviser, partnering with Unicus founder Lakshmi Ganapathi to launch a sh...
- Beyond age, beyond gender: Who is the Indian runner today?India’s running culture is becoming harder to define by age, profession or experience. At the same start line, first-time participants and ...
- UN chief sounds alarm on AI risk after Trump plays it downSpeaking ahead of next week's U.N. General Assembly gathering in New York, Guterres told reporters the need for stronger oversight would be...
- 'We're losing control,' says AI pioneer Yoshua Bengiothat humanity is "losing control" of the technology and the world needs guardrails similar to nuclear arms controls. Bengio told AFP people...
- AI risk sparks UN alarm as Trump brushes off concernsUN chief Antonio Guterres urged leaders to address artificial intelligence risks seriously. He emphasized government responsibility to prot...
- In 1967, Ralph Lauren started with a $50,000 loan and one line of neckties; that small tie business became a multibillion-dollar global fashion empireRalph Lauren began his business with a modest loan and a bold idea for neckties. This initial venture evolved into a vast lifestyle and fas...
- In 1873, a French astronomer invented a unique device 'photographic revolver' which could automatically capture a sequential series of photographsIn 1873, a French astronomer invented a unique device 'photographic revolver' which could automatically capture a sequential series of phot...
- Several Delhi schools, metro receive bomb threat email, declared hoaxSeveral Delhi schools were evacuated Tuesday after receiving bomb threat emails. Students were sent home as security teams conducted thorou...
- Ready for US trade negotiations: Canada PM Mark CarneyIn the aftermath of discussions with the US, Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney affirmed that the parameters for trade negotiations are we...
- Infra firm KEC International bags Rs 1,303 crore orders across businessesKEC International announced new orders totaling Rs 1,303 crore on Monday. These projects span India, the Middle East, and the Americas. The...
- Poetry finds a new stage on social media as reels bring verse to a wider audiencePoetry now travels beyond books, reaching audiences through social media platforms. Younger generations discover poetry through short-form ...
- Quote of the day by Woody Allen: 'Life’s hard, then you die.' Life lessons from motivational quote on radical realism, acceptance, human existence, hardship and pessimismQuote of the day by Woody Allen is “Life’s hard, then you die,” a line that presents life through struggle, mortality and dark humor. The s...
- 1980s AI photo trend goes viral: How to create retro pictures with ChatGPT, step-by-step guide and promptsHow to create 1980s look in chatgpt: A fresh wave of social media excitement emerges as artificial intelligence revives the iconic aestheti...
- In December 2025, China ran seven 5,000-ton coal trains across Inner Mongolia as a formation heavier than three Eiffel Towers combined, without physically connecting them; engineers believe it could boost rail capacity by over 50% without new tracksChina successfully tested seven freight trains operating as one unit. These trains were virtually coupled using advanced wireless control s...
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