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A groundbreaking report reveals only 35% of the world's land is documented. This leaves 1.1 billion people fearing displacement today.

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Only 35% of World’s Land is Formally Documented

News Bureau - February 26, 2026

The Union Cabinet officially approves renaming Kerala to Keralam, honoring the state's traditional Malayalam identity and linguistic heritage

POSITIVE VIBES

Renaming Kerala as Keralam: Historical Roots and Next Steps

Discover which countries lead the world in public holidays for 2026. This detailed guide explores holiday rankings, cultural origins, and frequently asked questions.

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Public Holidays ; which Countries have the Highest and Lowest

Discover which countries lead the world in religious diversity, with Singapore taking the top spot and the USA leading among the most populous nations.

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Religious Diversity Around the World: Singapore and the USA Lead Global Rankings

New neuroscience research suggests humans possess up to 33 senses, blending sight, smell, and touch into a single unified experience.

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Beyond the Five Senses: Humans May Possess as Many as 33 Distinct Sensory Systems

A new Pew Research Center survey reveals a major religious shift in Latin America. While Catholicism is declining, belief in God remains high as the "nones" rise.

Religion

Catholicism Declines as Religious “Nones” Rise Across Latin America

Saradha Meloot - January 23, 2026

Rare "specific musical anhedonia" leaves 4-5% of people unmoved by music despite normal hearing—brain disconnect between auditory and reward circuits confirmed via fMRI. Barcelona questionnaire reveals pleasure exists on spectrum.

Features

Why Some Don’t Like Music

Abhiram - January 19, 2026

Pew Research finds 35% of U.S. adults switch from childhood religion. Stayers cite beliefs and meaning; leavers blame doubt and drift

Religion

35% of Americans Leave Childhood Religion

Bureau News - December 17, 2025

Black Americans remain highly religious with diverse beliefs shifting over time. Discover key religious affiliations

Religion

Religion Among Black Americans: Diversity, Devotion, and Changing Trends

Saradha Meloot - December 8, 2025

Discover which countries lead the world in public holidays for 2026. This detailed guide explores holiday rankings, cultural origins, and frequently asked questions.

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First Bible Map from 1525 Revolutionized Borders

Bureau News - November 30, 2025

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

Saradha Meloot - November 28, 2025

A new Pew Research Center study shows a sharp rise in Americans who believe religion is regaining influence in public life, signaling a nationwide shift in public attitudes.

Religion

Religion; More See Faith Gaining Influence in Public Life

Bureau News - October 22, 2025

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British Fighter Jet Stranded in Kerala Triggers Monsoon of Memes &...

News Bureau - July 4, 2025

A new study from Washington University reveals how religion, politics, and war drive evolutionary change in urban wildlife

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Religion, Politics and War Quietly Rewrite Urban Evolution

Staff Reporter - July 3, 2025

With Pope Francis' passing, the regional influence in the College of Cardinals shifts ahead of the papal election.

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Under Pope Francis, College of Cardinals became less European

Abhiram - April 24, 2025

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A new report by CSE highlights wastewater reuse as a critical strategy to tackle India's urban water crisis, promoting water sustainability and circular economy.

Transforming Wastewater; India’s Path to Urban Water Crisis

December 19, 2024

AI in Education: Teachers and Teens Weigh In

May 17, 2024

In the face of escalating global temperatures, experts from the University of Birmingham are advocating for the formal recognition of cooling and cold chain systems as critical infrastructure. The report, titled "The Hot Reality: Living in a +50°C World," underscores the essential role of cooling in adapting to climate change and proposes measures to address the challenges posed by extreme heat.

Global Temperature Likely To Reach 1.5°C in five years

May 29, 2021

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Cricketer Muttiah Muralitharan to adorn the garb of Governor

November 27, 2019

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A groundbreaking study by UCL researchers uncovers the direct influence of hunger hormones produced in the gut on the brain's decision-making processes, particularly in relation to food choices. The research, published in Neuron and conducted on mice, reveals insights into the intricate interplay between hunger and neural activity in the hippocampus.

HEALTH

Gut Hormones impact on Decision-Making in Hunger

Ancient Indian poems and folk songs reveal that India's savannas are ancient ecosystems, not ruined forests. This discovery changes how we approach conservation and tree-planting.

Literature

Male Characters Dominate in Literature

Robotic surgery offers precision, reduced recovery times, and minimal invasiveness. But does it justify its higher costs?

health

Robotic Surgery: Revolutionizing Healthcare or Justifying Higher Costs?

Legal sports betting links to 30-70% crime hikes on game days, per Rice University study. Explore assaults, thefts, and policy safeguards for safer communities

Sports

Legalized Sports Betting Sparks Crime Surge on Game Days