‘No rakhi’: Why Raksha Bandhan remains a day of mourning for Paliwal Brahmins | Jaipur News

The Paliwal Brahmin community, spread across the country, observes Raksha Bandhan as a day of mourning, remembering the sacrifice, valour and suffering of their ancestors. JAISALMER: While the country celebrates Raksha Bandhan on Shravani Purnima with joy and a pledge to protect one another, there is a Hindu community that does not celebrate the festival.The…

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Scientists watched wild capuchin monkeys for 45 months and recorded around 280 vertebrate-eating events; when fruit became scarce, the monkeys increasingly turned to lizards, snakes and other animals for food

Capuchin monkeys (Representative Image/ Canva) For most people, monkeys are closely associated with fruit, leaves and insects. But when their preferred plant foods become harder to find, some capuchin monkeys appear willing to switch strategies. They hunt and eat small vertebrates, including mammals and reptiles, turning to animal prey as an important source of energy…

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Kangana Ranaut celebrates Raksha Bandhan in a saree with teeka, aarti thali and traditional rituals after criticising Kriti Sanon’s ad and her outfit: PICS | Hindi Movie News

Kangana Ranaut marked Raksha Bandhan with her brother Akshat Ranaut and gave fans a peek into their celebrations. The actor shared a series of photos from the festive occasion on Instagram, capturing the siblings as they celebrated the special day with their family.In the pictures, Kangana can be seen dressed in a blue saree as…

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BSEB 2027 dummy registration card: Correction window extended for Class 10, 12 board exams; check details here

BSEB Dummy admit card 2026 BSEB 10th, 12th dummy registration card: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has extended the deadline for schools to make corrections to the dummy registration cards of students appearing for the Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations in 2027. As per the revised schedule, educational institutions can complete the…

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Groundsman who clashed with Gautam Gambhir placed on leave after fresh controversy | Cricket News

Surrey groundsman who clashed with Gautam Gambhir Surrey groundsman Lee Fortis, who made headlines last year after a heated confrontation with India head coach Gautam Gambhir at The Oval, has been placed on leave following a separate altercation with an ECB employee.Fortis was involved in a heated exchange with the employee while preparations were under…

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In 2022, MIT researchers built a 4-inch, 3-layer cooler using evaporation and insulation to keep food fresh without electricity |

On a hot roof in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a small experimental device sat in the sun without a fan, compressor or electrical connection. Its job was simply to get colder than the air around it. Water moved through one part of the device, heat escaped through another, and layers of insulating material helped keep the cooling…

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BMC school used to tether goats? Corporators demand probe | Mumbai News

BMC Education Committee chairperson Rajeshree Shirwadkar expressed displeasure over the incident and directed the civic administration to submit a detailed report Mumbai: A BMC school in Govandi’s Sanjay Nagar allegedly being used to tether goats came under scrutiny at the civic education committee meeting on Thursday, with nominated corporator Nikhil Vyas seeking a probe into…

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Concerned over build quality of e-ways, NHs, govt ropes in third party inspection agency

TPIA will be responsible for inspection and examination of around 5,000 km of expressways and highway stretches from the start of construction until project completion (PTI Photo). NEW DELHI: Amid concerns over deficiencies in quality of works and premature failures in expressways and NH projects, the road transport ministry will engage a third party inspection…

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Scientists searched for threatened Australian rainforest frogs without seeing or hearing them; DNA in creek water collected up to 22 km downstream revealed populations in places where the frogs had disappeared

​Photos of a study species: the Australian Lace-lid (L. dayi)Photo credit: Conrad J Hoskin. In the cool, wet upland streams of Queensland’s Wet Tropics, several species of rainforest frog were pushed to the brink in the 1980s and 1990s by chytrid fungus, an aquatic pathogen that attacks frog skin and has driven extinctions worldwide. For…

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