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Rare and Unique Snakes of the Amazon Rainforest
Explore the fascinating world of Amazonian snakes, from the massive Green Anaconda to the venomous Bushmaster, Fer-de-Lance, and the stunning Emerald Tree Boa.
TNEA 2026 Registration Extended to June 5, Counseling Pending AICTE
Directorate of Technical Education extends TNEA 2026 registration till June 5. Counseling schedule awaits AICTE approval. Online process includes registration, verification, choice filling, and seat allotment.
Wikipedia 25 Reading Challenge: Scroll to Learn
Wikimedia launches Wikipedia 25 Reading Challenge ahead of National Reading Day, encouraging users to read one article daily for 25 days via the app, promoting mindful digital consumption.
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DRDO Driving India's Self-Reliance in Defence and Space
DRDO's strides in missiles, armoured warfare, and space tech are boosting India's self-reliance. From Agni to Gaganyaan, discover how the agency is shaping national security and space ambitions.
Malaysia Bans Kids Under 16 from Social Media, Fines $2.5M
Malaysia bans children under 16 from social media, requiring age verification and imposing fines up to $2.5M for non-compliance. A six-month grace period is given for existing users.
Coinbase Launches Direct INR Deposits and Withdrawals in India
Coinbase now allows Indian users to deposit and withdraw Indian rupees directly via bank transfers, making crypto trading easier and cheaper.
Rahul Gandhi Alleges CBSE Answer Sheets Scanned Using Mobile Phones
Rahul Gandhi escalates attack on CBSE over Class 12 On-Screen Marking controversy, alleging mobile phone scanning of answer sheets after tender norms were diluted, amid student complaints.
Harvard Scientists Create Self-Reproducing Cells from Non-Living Chemicals
Harvard scientists have created synthetic cells from non-living chemicals that can self-reproduce, grow, and evolve, offering insights into the origins of life and abiogenesis.
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Role Models Key to India's Entrepreneurial Growth: Kamath
Nikhil Kamath and Martin Escobari discuss resilience, leadership, and the importance of role models for India's entrepreneurial growth on People by WTF podcast.
Rahul Gandhi Criticizes CBSE Re-evaluation Fee Hike
Rahul Gandhi criticizes CBSE for high re-evaluation fees, comparing to pickpockets. Government defends fee as minimal amid OSM controversy.
Jupiter's Powerful Transit Returns After 12 Years: Impact on Cancer, Leo & Virgo
After 12 years, Jupiter's powerful transit returns, bringing major changes for Cancer, Leo, and Virgo. Astrologer Prakash Joshi explains how this rare planetary movement influences luck, career, finances, relationships, and success.
India's Plastic Rupee Notes: Two-Decade Wait May End
After nearly two decades, RBI may launch plastic currency notes pilot to combat rising fake notes and cash demand, per reports.
CMF Watch 3 Pro Review: Affordable Smartwatch with AMOLED and GPS
CMF Watch 3 Pro offers metal build, AMOLED display, dual-band GPS, AI coaching, and ChatGPT at Rs 6,999. Our review covers design, performance, battery life, and real-world usage.
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Giovanni Guida: Grattage as Devotional Art and Spiritual Archaeology
Artist Giovanni Guida transforms Surrealist grattage into a devotional practice, using lapis lazuli and Via Negativa to reveal the Absolute. His works, placed beside relics in cathedrals, become objects of prayer.
Muzaffarnagar Fake Nursing Diploma Racket Busted, 10 Arrested
Muzaffarnagar police have dismantled a gang selling fake nursing diplomas and marksheets for Rs 25,000 each. Ten people arrested, with forged documents used to secure healthcare jobs.
Medieval Church Floor in Dijon Reveals Hidden Burial Chambers
A maintenance project at the Church of Saint Philibert in Dijon, France, uncovered a hidden staircase leading to medieval burial vaults, 11th-century graves, and Merovingian sarcophagi, revealing over a thousand years of history.
Gene Test Spares Breast Cancer Patients Chemotherapy
The OPTIMA trial shows that women over 40 with low Prosigna scores can skip chemo and use hormone therapy alone, transforming breast cancer care.
ASUS ROG Turns 20 with Edition 20 Collection: AIO Cooler Motherboard, RTX 5090, Holographic PC
ASUS ROG celebrates 20 years with Edition 20, featuring a motherboard with integrated AIO cooler, RTX 5090 GPU, holographic fan PC, OLED monitors, peripherals, luggage, and a board game.
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From Agni-5 to Hypersonics: India's Indigenous Defence Arsenal
India is rapidly advancing its indigenous defence technologies, from Agni-V missiles to hypersonic vehicles, aiming for self-reliance and strengthening its military capabilities across all domains.
Mira One Genome Test: ₹1 Lakh Wellness Flex or Smart Move?
Mira One, a ₹1 lakh test from PreventiveHealth.ai, combines blood markers, pharmacogenomics, and whole genome sequencing. Is it a status symbol or a genuine health tool? We investigate.
Colombian Emeralds in Ancient Panamanian Burials
A new study confirms that green stones buried with elite leaders in Panama over 1,000 years ago were Colombian emeralds, revealing long-distance exchange networks.
Hidden Ecosystem Found in Deepest Ocean Trenches
Chinese researchers discovered a dense ecosystem of 32 species in the hadal zone, 4.7-6.8 miles deep, challenging the belief that these depths are barren. The organisms feed on organic debris, not chemosynthesis.
Why Human Eyes Have White Sclera: Communication and Evolution
Human eyes are unique among primates for their highly visible white sclera, which facilitates gaze detection and cooperative communication, according to scientific studies.
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Telangana CID Busts Illegal Betting Network, 11 Arrested
Telangana CID's SIT busted an illegal online betting network linked to Dafabet, arresting 11 persons from Delhi, Gujarat, and Punjab after a software engineer lost Rs 9.95 lakh.
Google's Mosquito Plan to Fight Disease
Google's Verily seeks approval to release 32 million Wolbachia-carrying male mosquitoes in Florida and California to suppress disease-carrying populations, a strategy proven in Singapore.
Sidney Crosby Comment Sparks NHL Controversy at Worlds
A video of Sidney Crosby's locker room comment at the IIHF World Championship goes viral, initially misinterpreted as a jab at Slovakia, later revealed to be about officiating.
Itel Aqua: Durable Feature Phone with IP67, AI ENC at Rs 1,799
Itel has launched the Aqua, claimed as the most durable feature phone with IP67 rating and AI Environmental Noise Cancellation. Priced at Rs 1,799, it offers water resistance, Type-C charging, and more.
India's UPI Hits Record 23.2 Billion Transactions in May
India's UPI transactions surged to a record 23.2 billion in May 2026, worth Rs 29.90 lakh crore, driven by summer travel, IPL 2026, and seasonal spending.
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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink highlights loss aversion, explaining why people fear losses more than they value gains, impacting investing, career, and life choices.
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