Unmarried might find themselves facing romantic proposals; existing relationships flourish with affection

As a new week unfolds, Taurus ventures into a realm of positive vibes, particularly in their professional life and social gatherings. Midweek, however, it’s wise to tread carefully, as underlying tensions may arise along with the need for financial wisdom. By Thursday, family connections and emotional bonding take precedence. Unmarried Taurus might find themselves facing…

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The Sahara once held a lake 48% larger than all five Great Lakes combined, but Mega-Chad vanished about 5,000 years ago

Representative Image of ancient Lake Mega-Chad contrasting with the dry deserts that now occupy the region (AI-generated image) Roughly 6,000 years ago, the middle of what is now the southern Sahara held a lake larger than all five North American Great Lakes combined, spread across about 361,000 square kilometres of open water. Today, only Lake…

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24-year-old archaeology enthusiast helps uncover a 3,700-year-old stone circle hidden in an English forest

​Representative Image of an ancient Bronze Age stone circle hidden within a dense forest (AI-generated image) For years, a lone stone standing in Farley Wood near the town of Matlock in Derbyshire was thought to be an isolated monument with nothing much around it. That changed after George Bird, a 24-year-old amateur archaeologist and student,…

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Maharashtra FDA chief Tukaram Mundhe calls for ‘food independence’; says food should be healthy, not just tasty

Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe MUMBAI: Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe on Saturday stressed the need for “independence” in the food people consume, saying it should be healthy, safe and standardised rather than merely tasty.Speaking to reporters on Independence Day, Mundhe said the quality of food has…

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Organisms living inside the gut of psychopaths could be the drivers of bad, sinful behaviour and conduct, claim scientists

In one of the first studies of its kind, scientists have claimed that the organisms living inside the gut of psychopaths may be the drivers of their peculiar behaviour. The research team has claimed that they have discovered a link between the specific balance of microflora in the gut and psychopathic behaviour.As detailed in the…

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