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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

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Public Holidays ; which Countries have the Highest and Lowest

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

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.

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Why Some Don’t Like Music

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

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Finding Lasting Peace Amid The Chaos Of Desires, Ego And Karmphal...

Dr Naresh Purohit - March 4, 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

Scientists confirm that the southernmost insect on Earth, Belgica antarctica, is now ingesting microplastics in one of the world's most isolated regions

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Vanished Wonders: Historic Places That Disappeared from Earth

Sona Prebhakar - February 17, 2025

Dating isn't broken—it's evolving. Research reveals how young adults navigate modern relationships and commitment.

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Dating Still Live, Not Outdated

Abhiram - February 17, 2025

Scientists uncover the scents of ancient Egyptian mummies, revealing embalming materials and burial traditions through smell analysis.

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Mummies Smell Woody,’ ‘Spicy,’ And ‘Sweet’

Abhiram - February 15, 2025

Air taxis, autonomous cars, and reusable rockets are shaping the future of transportation, offering cleaner, faster, and smarter mobility solutions worldwide.

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Future of Transportation: Air taxis, autonomous cars, and reusable rockets

Abhiram - February 7, 2025

Crowds surge into Maha Kumbh on Shivratri day thronging river banks through the clock, vendors selling ‘puja’ ware and security staff everywhere to manage the crowds converging at confluence point — the Triveni Sangam is where the lines between day and night blur.

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National Identity: A Perspective on What Truly Makes Us Belong

Abhiram - January 30, 2025

A UC Davis study reveals men and women are slightly more attracted to younger partners, challenging traditional assumptions about dating preferences.

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Both Men and Women Prefer Younger Partners

Abhiram - January 29, 2025

Lifestyle and environment affect health and aging more than genetics, a new Oxford study finds. Learn key risk factors and solutions.

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Soul Connections Guide Us Toward Self-Realisation

Dr Naresh Purohit - January 28, 2025

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) launches a comprehensive five-year strategic plan, addressing challenges posed by climate change, conflict, and inequality. Explore the plan's goals, including saving lives, addressing displacement, and facilitating regular migration

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Five-Year Strategic Plan to Global Migration Challenges

Bureau News - January 14, 2024

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Urgent Call to Action Addressing Starvation in Conflict Zones

December 4, 2024

The unprecedented 2023 Canadian wildfires not only etched their mark on Canadian and U.S. territories but exerted a far-reaching influence across the Northern Hemisphere, impacting air quality as distant as Europe and China. A recent study published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences on November 17th unveils the profound extent of these wildfires' effects on global air quality.

Wildfire And Higher risk of Cancer

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Diabetes Crisis 800 Million Affected

February 5, 2025

Neurological conditions affect over 40% of the global population, causing 11 million deaths annually. WHO calls for urgent investment to improve brain health and care.

Multi- dimensional societal malaise of mental illness is preventable

October 10, 2022

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: New research reveals the intricate geology beneath Tibet, suggesting that the Himalayas may be tearing apart. As the Indian and Eurasian plates collide, the subterranean dynamics are more complex than previously thought. Dive into the nuanced findings that indicate the Indian plate's subduction with a twist, potentially peeling away beneath the world's highest mountain range.

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Is Tibet Tearing Apart; A new study Hints

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