Scientists reveal whether 400,000-year-old rock fragments be the oldest known evidence of human fire-making |

For decades, archaeologists believed that while early humans had learned to control naturally occurring fires more than a million years ago, they only mastered the ability to create fire much later. A remarkable discovery in southeast England is now challenging that timeline. Tiny fragments of iron pyrite, found alongside heat-damaged stone tools and ancient hearth…

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‘Aren’t we your children too?’: Protester’s plea to police during Parliament march lathi charge | Delhi News

As security personnel blocked the march and clashes broke out, the protester was seen crying and appealing to the police. (Image-Social Media) NEW DELHI: “If your own children were here, would you still do this? Aren’t we your children too?” a tearful protester asked police as security personnel resorted to a lathi charge against demonstrators…

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Actress alleges online harassment, suspects family friend | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Actor and former Kannada reality show contestant Aishwarya Sindhogi has approached police complaining of sustained online harassment by an unidentified person who has been posting defamatory comments and sending offensive messages that has damaged her reputation.Aishwarya said she suspects the targeted campaign is being carried out by a family friend. She alleged the suspect…

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Hyd deeptech startup Paninian develops India’s 1st pvt sector turbofan engine programme | Hyderabad News

Hyderabad: Deeptech startup Paninian India Private Ltd on Monday unveiled its Yantur 4.5 kN turbofan engine programme, describing it as India’s first private-sector turbofan development effort in its class and a step toward domestic capability in compact aerospace propulsion.The engine is being developed for Svayatt L1, Paninian’s long-range autonomous cruise missile platform, which the company…

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Edu min says ‘child safety top priority’ while reviewing recognition process for pvt schools | Jaipur News

Education minister Madan Dilawar along with senior officials conducts review meeting Jaipur: Education Minister Madan Dilawar Monday said that the recognition process for private schools in Rajasthan will be made more transparent, time-bound and streamlined. Applications for the recognition will be invited from July 31. In a review meeting, Dilawar said that private schools must…

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