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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.

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Thousands Of Glaciers Will Disappear Each Year

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#Pets and #Personality Traits

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

Explore Rosemala, a serene valley in Kerala’s Shenduruney Forest with breathtaking views, wildlife, and trekking opportunities.

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Shendurney; A Haven of Nature and Adventure

pradeep R S - January 3, 2025

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Explore Rosemala, a serene valley in Kerala’s Shenduruney For

News Bureau - January 3, 2025

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Explore Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary, Kerala’s biodiversity hotspot

News Bureau - January 3, 2025

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Streets of Istanbul: A Walk Through History and Culture

News Bureau - January 3, 2025

: Explore the iconic streets of Istanbul. From Istiklal to Bagdat, discover rich history, culture, and vibrant life.

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Streets of Istanbul: A Walk Through History and Culture

pradeep R S - January 3, 2025

Tourism's carbon footprint grows faster than global emissions, threatening climate goals. Explore solutions to mitigate its impact.

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Tourism’s Carbon Challenge: A Climate Emergency

Abhiram - December 21, 2024

Discover how recycled plastics like ABS could replace traditional railway sleepers, reducing carbon emissions and transforming sustainable transport.

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Railway: Recycled Plastic Sleepers Could Cut Carbon Emissions

Sona Prebhakar - December 20, 2024

The EU has adopted new rules to reduce packaging waste, promote reuse, and increase recycling, supporting sustainability goals for 2030 and 2040.

Environment

New EU Rules Set to Reduce Packaging Waste

Sona Prebhakar - December 20, 2024

: Explore the iconic streets of Istanbul. From Istiklal to Bagdat, discover rich history, culture, and vibrant life.

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Discovering the Blue Mosque: Istanbul’s Iconic Ottoman Masterpiece

pradeep R S - December 19, 2024

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isthanbul blue mosque

News Bureau - December 19, 2024

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Understanding Hindu Migration Trends Insights and Statistics

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Cat vs. Dog: How Pet Choices Reflect Personality Traits

August 21, 2024

Earth's glaciers could face a staggering loss of up to 40% of their mass with a 1.5 degrees Celsius temperature increase by the year 2100, according to a new study.

AIM: Understanding the Glaciers and the Melting Mountains

November 22, 2022

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.

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January 20, 2021

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A 25% increase in food insecurity elevates the risk of conflict by 36%, while a 25% rise in the number of people without access to clean drinking water raises the likelihood of conflict by 18%. Food insecurity and water stress are tightly interlinked, with regions having a history of conflict and weak governance being the most susceptible, said the Ecological Threat Report, produced by the Institute for Economics & Peace.

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Managing Groundwater; Proper Management And New Policies Needed

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Krishna Godavari basin, a good source of Methane

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Nude picture for auction for the better cause of Coronavirus

The global energy sector saw strong job growth in 2023, but a shortage of skilled workers remains a significant challenge for employers.

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Industry at Crossroads: IEA’s Call for a Shift in Energy Landscape