Before humans learned to make fire, they may have carried it: Study reveals 1.7 million-year-old evidence |

Inside the limestone chambers of South Africa’s Wonderwerk Cave, small fragments of bone have been telling a story that is only now becoming legible. The material itself is unremarkable at first glance, scattered, fragile, long stripped of any obvious context. Yet when placed under particular wavelengths of light, some of it behaves differently, as though…

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‘I am looking for good roles,’ Samantha breaks the silence on her Tamil cinema comeback |

Samantha breaks the silence on her Tamil cinema comeback Actress Samantha recently attended the Chennai promotional event for her upcoming film ‘Engal Thangam,’ the version of the Telugu film ‘Maa Inti Bangaram,’ and shared her heartfelt thoughts about Tamil cinema. Speaking to the media and fans, she revealed that one regret has stayed with her…

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21-year-old devotee dies after electric shock from cooler outside ISKCON temple in Vrindavan | Agra News

AGRA: A 21-year-old devotee died after allegedly suffering an electric shock from a water-spray cooler installed outside the ISKCON temple in Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura district, on Monday.The victim was identified as Abhigyan Gupta, a resident of Chhatarpur in Madhya Pradesh. He had travelled to the temple with his father, Anil Kumar Gupta, to offer…

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Gandhian philosophy- Blueprint for sustainable civilization in an age of climate crisis

The twenty-first century is confronting far more than a climate crisis. It is facing a crisis of  civilization itself. Climate change, biodiversity loss, ecological degradation, widening  inequality, resource conflicts, institutional distrust, and social fragmentation are not isolated  challenges. They are interconnected manifestations of a development paradigm that has  exceeded ecological, social, and moral limits.  For…

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British Amazon delivery driver jailed after making £300,000 helping students cheat in university exams | World News

A Liverpool delivery driver earned £300,000 by completing university coursework and exams for students/Image: BBC A UK-based delivery driver who secretly completed university coursework and online exams for students in exchange for money has been jailed for three years after investigators uncovered a large-scale academic fraud operation that generated more than £300,000 in illegal earnings.Shahid…

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