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Seismic anomalies hint at Earth's inner core being chemically layered with silicon and carbon, like an onion. German researchers recreate extreme conditions to unlock core mysteries.

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Earth’s Inner Core May Be Layered Like an Onion

Abhiram - January 1, 2026

New research predicts 2,000-4,000 glaciers lost annually by 2050s. At 1.5°C warming, half survive by 2100; at 4°C, only 9% remain. Urgent climate action needed.

climate

Thousands Of Glaciers Will Disappear Each Year

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Over 1.1B tourists traveled internationally Jan-Sep 2025, up 50M from 2024. UN Tourism reports strong Africa (+10%) and Europe growth despite inflation and tensions.

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International Tourism Hits 1.1 Billion Arrivals

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#Menstrual #Masking: the Trend and #Safety Concerns

Discover Kollengode, a picturesque Kerala village blending history, nature, and adventure with waterfalls, temples, and cinematic landscapes.

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Kollengode: A Hidden Paradise of Heritage and Adventure

pradeep R S - March 30, 2025

Fast fashion is fueling pollution and waste, with massive environmental consequences. Discover the industry's impact and how to drive change.

Environment

Fast Fashion: A Looming Environmental Catastrophe

Abhiram - March 29, 2025

Mohanlal’s L2: Empuraan sets a new box office record with record-breaking ticket sales before release, marking a milestone for Malayalam cinema.

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L2 Empuraan Shatters Box Office Records Before Release

Bureau News - March 22, 2025

New research shows viewing nature—physically or digitally—reduces pain by altering brain activity. A breakthrough in natural healing.

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Looking at Nature Eases Pain

Abhiram - March 18, 2025

Trees in the U.S. West are losing ground due to climate change, wildfire, and disease, failing to expand into cooler regions.

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Climate Change Shrinks Tree Ranges

Abhiram - March 5, 2025

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Climate Crisis We’ve Crossed the 1 5°C Line

News Bureau - March 1, 2025

climate

Heat Crisis Our Planet’s Grim Future

News Bureau - February 24, 2025

Environment

Reforming CITES Combatting Wildlife Crime Now

News Bureau - February 19, 2025

climate change health impacts, conflict zones mortality, climate conflict vulnerability, global health threats, climate action and peacebuilding

climate

Greater Ambition, Immediate Action Needed Tackle Environmental Challenges

Sona Prebhakar - February 19, 2025

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Shifting Relationship Trends Love in 2023

News Bureau - February 18, 2025

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UNICEF's flagship report for 2024 outlines the challenges children are likely to face globally, including increased exposure to violence, economic hardships, and geopolitical shifts. The report explores the potential impacts on child rights, well-being, and suggests pathways for reducing harm and fostering cooperation.

A Wide Fund Gap in Child Protection

June 6, 2023

The 2023 Antarctic ozone hole, which expanded to 10 million square miles or 26 million square kilometers on September 21, marked the 12th largest occurrence since 1979, based on data collected by NASA and NOAA through satellite and balloon-based measurements.

Decisive Efforts to Cut Methane Emisions

October 12, 2023

Water shortage in India to hit Power supply

December 21, 2020

No Link Between Mobile Phones and Brain Cancer

September 13, 2024

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Dogs Better Understand Human Chit-Chat

Communuities

Stray dogs respond better to humans than any other dogs

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Carcasses help in improving ecosystem

Thailand's recent decision to waive visa requirements for Indian travellers is expected to trigger a significant surge in tourism to the already popular destination, according to Indian travel associations and service providers.

TopNews

International Tourism To Full Recovery By 2025

A 2025 Cochrane review confirms that immediate skin to skin contact after birth improves newborn health, stabilizes vital signs, and promotes exclusive breastfeeding.

Children

Skin‑to‑Skin Contact Offers Strong Start for Newborns