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Young adults in the U.S. follow the news less closely but rely heavily on social media and incidental news exposure. Explore how their habits contrast older generations

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Young Adults Follow the News Less Closely, Rely More on Social Media

Abhiram - December 6, 2025

New research reveals that sick young ants release a chemical signal to prompt worker ants to destroy them, protecting the colony from infection

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Sick Young Ants Send Sacrificial Signal to Save Colony from Disease

New University of Cambridge study shows ancient anacondas reached 4-5 meters 12.4 million years ago and have maintained their giant size since then.

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Giant Anacondas Have Remained Massive for Over 12 Million Years

New research shows elephants habituate to drones flown carefully, enabling non-invasive monitoring of behavior, sleep, and social dynamics in Kenya's reserves.

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Century-Long Droughts Likely Led to Indus Valley Civilization Decline

New study uncovers why Classic Maya cities grew through climate downturns, conflict, and farming innovations, then collapsed when rural life improved.

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Maya Cities: Beyond the Drought Myth

Over 666 million people lack electricity in 2025. Discover why the gap persists and how renewable energy, financing, and policies must evolve to achieve SDG 7.

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666 Million Still Without Electricity

Abhiram - June 27, 2025

A Pew Research Center survey shows 80% of Israelis view the UN unfavorably, with 66% saying the organization harms peace efforts between Israelis and Palestinians.

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UN80 Initiative: United Nations Launches Ambitious Reform to Reclaim Global Trust

News Bureau - June 25, 2025

Psychological warfare involves the use of psychological tactics to influence, intimidate, or demoralize the enemy without engaging in physical combat.

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Understanding The Intricacies Of Psychological Warfare

Dr Naresh Purohit - June 25, 2025

Using agricultural waste like wheat straw and oat husks for cellulose textiles offers a greener alternative to cotton and wood-based fabrics.

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Agricultural Waste: A Game-Changer for Sustainable Fashion

Saradha Meloot - June 20, 2025

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#GenAI’s Impact Transforming Future #Jobs

News Bureau - May 28, 2025

Research reveals why morning showers may keep you fresher longer than night showers—and why bed linen hygiene matters.

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The Shower Debate: Morning or Night?

Abhiram - May 27, 2025

A study published in The Lancet Planetary Health finds that increasing urban vegetation by 30% could prevent over 1 million heat-related deaths globally from 2000 to 2019. The research highlights the cooling effects of green spaces on urban heat exposure.

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Increasing Urban Vegetation Could Save Over 1 Million Lives from Heat...

Sona Prebhakar - May 9, 2025

Americans are skeptical about AI’s impact on the news and journalism, fearing job loss and misinformation in the future.

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The Rising Concerns Over AI’s Impact on News

Saradha Meloot - May 7, 2025

Study reveals ‘broken heart syndrome’ causes serious heart complications, with higher death rates in men despite greater incidence in women.

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Indians Among Least Satisfied with Love Life

Sona Prebhakar - February 19, 2025

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Unveiling Nature’s Birdsong Secrets

News Bureau - February 18, 2025

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In India, medical graduates used to function as family physicians in cities while in villages, a registered medical practitioner (RMP) played that role. With significant advancement in medical knowledge, having only an MBBS degree is no longer considered enough for providing optimum care as a family physician. Accordingly, patients now usually approach specialists even for trivial problems.

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As the world races towards achieving universal basic education by 2030, a glaring deficit of 69 million teachers looms large on the horizon, reveals new data from UNESCO. Sub-Saharan Africa bears the heaviest burden, facing an urgent need for an additional 24.4 million primary education teachers and a staggering 44.4 million for secondary education. Within this region, overcrowded classrooms and overburdened teachers are all too common, with a staggering 90% of secondary schools grappling with severe teaching shortages.

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