Scientists discovered how the Moken sea nomads developed an extraordinary ability to see underwater like dolphins |

For most people, opening their eyes underwater turns the world into a blur. The human eye is designed to focus light passing through air, and once submerged, much of that focusing power is lost. Yet for generations, the children of the Moken, an Indigenous sea-nomad community living around the Andaman Sea between Thailand and Myanmar,…

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Assam board rolls out free duplicate documents for students hit by flood crisis

Students who lost their educational documents in Assam’s recent floods can now obtain duplicate copies without paying any charges. The Assam State School Education Board has launched the temporary relief measure for eligible students in four affected districts, allowing online applications and replacing the police complaint requirement with a self-declaration to speed up the process….

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‘Dharman’ actress Simran wins hearts as she fulfills differently abled girl’s dream with a special surprise | Tamil Movie News

Actress Simran has once again reminded fans why she continues to enjoy immense love beyond the silver screen. The star, who ruled Tamil cinema in the 1990s, recently created an unforgettable memory for a young differently abled girl by welcoming her home, spending quality time with her and making one of her biggest dreams come…

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What made California’s largest AI datacenter that had promised not to use Colorado River water to file lawsuit to access 280 million gallons of river water meant for farming

California’s largest planned AI data centre has filed a lawsuit to gain access to Colorado River water after its original plan to use recycled wastewater for cooling fell through. According to a report by Business Insider, the lawsuit has been filed by Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing which says that it needs around 287 million gallons…

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Women’s empowerment doesn’t end with representation

India’s conversation on women’s political empowerment has long revolved around one number: 33%. The passage of the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam was celebrated as a watershed moment. Reserving one-third of seats in Parliament and state legislatures acknowledged what had long been evident: India’s democracy cannot be fully representative while women remain underrepresented in elected office….

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An Oregon EMT disabled ambulance cameras she says recorded patients without notice; days later she was fired and has now filed an $800,000 wrongful-termination lawsuit

Metro West Ambulance/Facebook A former emergency medical technician in Oregon has taken her former employer to court for $800,000, claiming she was fired after switching off cameras that were secretly recording sick and injured patients inside ambulances.Brittany Martin filed the wrongful termination lawsuit in Multnomah County Circuit Court against Metro West, a private ambulance company…

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Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on student protests trigger Parliament showdown: What happened next | India News

NEW DELHI: Amid repeated disruptions, sloganeering and adjournments, the Lok Sabha on Wednesday passed the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, which seeks to impose stricter punishment for paper leaks and examination-related offences.The debate, which resumed after days of deadlock, quickly turned into a political showdown after leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi…

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