Scientists have finally explained why killer whales struggle to hear blue whales, and the answer may have helped the giants survive for millions of years |

Whales are well known for their songs. But scientists have discovered that, for some whales, those songs may also help them stay alive. A researcher from the University of Washington has found that some baleen whales, including blue, fin and minke whales, have evolved to sing at such low frequencies that killer whales, their only…

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Beyond degrees and grades: These 5 workplace skills gaining importance in the AI-driven job market

5 skills hiring managers may value more than marksheets as AI reshapes jobs in 202. (Representative Image) As artificial intelligence and automation continue to reshape workplaces, industry experts and hiring professionals suggest that the way companies evaluate candidates is also changing. Beyond academic scores and qualifications, employers are increasingly looking at how effectively candidates apply…

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Julia Garner And Mark Foster Divorce News: Julia Garner and Mark Foster to file for divorce: Celebrity couple to part ways after 6 years of marriage |

Julia Garner and Mark Foster are reportedly calling it quits after being married for 6 years. The couple have not shared any comments about the report from their end as of right now. (Instagram) Julia Garner, who had been in the headlines for reportedly portraying Madonna in her biopic before the project was axed, and…

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Class 7 student battles for life after ‘harassment’ by teachers at school in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

File photo used for representational purpose. BENGALURU: A 13-year-old seventh standard student is battling for his life after allegedly attempting suicide following physical punishment and alleged mental harassment by a teacher at a private school in west Bengaluru.The incident has sparked outrage among the child’s family and raised fresh concerns over the treatment of RTE…

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Wake-up call, not poll bugle

We kill greed, yet it rises again. All Asian cultures criticise and condemn greed, reflected in folk cultures and oral traditions. Yet, it reappears, repeatedly. Incidents over the last few months, such as NEET-paper leak or the Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir theft, all reveal the root cause – greed. The Ram temple embezzlement severely jolted people’s…

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In 1968, John Calhoun created the perfect home for eight mice. The colony grew to more than 2,200 before it slowly vanished | World News

In a laboratory in Maryland during the late 1960s, a small group of mice entered what looked, at least on paper, like an ideal home. There was no shortage of food, clean water arrived without fail, temperatures barely changed and disease had largely been removed from the picture. Every practical need had been anticipated. If…

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Ilo Social Security Coverage: ILO: 100 crore covered under social security

NEW DELHI: More than two-third people in India are now covered under at least one social security benefit – roughly translating into 100 crore people – International Labour Organisation (ILO) director general Gilbert F Houngbo said Wednesday.“According to ILO running estimates, India’s social protection system now reaches 100 crore people. This milestone offers lessons that…

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