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8,000-Year-Old Pottery Shows Early Mathematical Concepts

A new study of 8,000-year-old Halafian pottery from Mesopotamia reveals flower patterns with doubling petal counts, suggesting early mathematical thinking about symmetry and balance long before written numbers existed.

Dowry Persists Despite Laws: Why Social Change Matters

Dowry has evolved from voluntary gifts to coercive demands. Despite strict laws, it remains entrenched in Indian society. This article explores why legal measures alone cannot eradicate this social evil.

Shrinivas Kulkarni Wins 2026 RAS Gold Medal

Indian-American astronomer Shrinivas Kulkarni awarded the 2026 RAS Gold Medal for groundbreaking work on neutron stars and supernovae. Discover his journey and achievements.

Ramanujan's Pune journal debut, IMS's Ganit Bhavan dream

Discover how Srinivasa Ramanujan's first papers were published in Pune's Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society. Learn about the society's legacy and its Rs 13 crore plan for a Ganit Bhavan near Pune airport.

Pune Public Policy Festival returns Jan 9-10

The Pune Public Policy Festival is back at Gokhale Institute on Jan 9-10, 2026, exploring 'Decoding Technology and Society'. Discover insights on tech's role in India's global future. Read more!

IOC Executive Ajay Garg dies in Noida balcony fall

Indian Oil Corporation executive director Ajay Garg died after falling from his 17th-floor balcony in Noida. Police recovered a suicide note, but the family claims it was an accident. Read the full investigation details.

Assam's Sanchipat Manuscripts: 1,100 Texts Preserved

Discover how the Indian Ethno Library Society, led by Dr Hari Charan Das, is saving over 1,100 Sanchipat manuscripts in Assam and West Bengal. Learn about this vital mission to protect India's intellectual heritage.

80% of India's Psychiatric Patients Lack Timely Care

A shocking report by the Indian Psychiatric Society reveals over 80% of mental health patients in India do not get timely care. Learn about the critical shortage of professionals and the urgent need for action.

Tesla Optimus Robot's Long Road to Reality: WSJ

A Wall Street Journal report reveals Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot is far from Elon Musk's vision, facing challenges in autonomy, dexterity, and commercial viability. Read the inside story.

Mathematician Khare on Proof, Persistence & Poetry of Numbers

Acclaimed mathematician Chandrashekhar Khare's memoir 'Chasing (a) Conjecture' demystifies the creative, addictive pursuit of proof. Discover the blend of intuition, rigour, and human spirit behind solving number theory's biggest puzzles.

Trump Takes 325mg Aspirin Daily, Says Doctor

Former US President Donald Trump reportedly takes a daily 325mg aspirin dose for heart health, stating he wants 'nice, thin blood'. His doctor confirmed the regimen to WSJ.

Maharashtra simplifies housing society registration online

Maharashtra's cooperation department launches an online system for housing society registration, slashing mandatory documents from 29 to 19. The move aims to speed up approvals, reduce office visits, and curb middlemen. Learn how this reform benefits resi

Scientists Discover 8 Mysterious Caves on Mars

Researchers have identified eight unusual pits on Mars in Hebrus Valles, possibly water-carved caves. These sheltered spaces could be key targets in the search for past Martian life. Read the full findings.

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