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Last Woolly Mammoths Extinction Mystery: New Genetic Insights Revealed Four thousand years ago, the woolly mammoth, a prominent figure of the Ice Age, met its end on Wrangel Island, located off the coast of modern-day Siberia. Historically, scientists speculated that the isolation of this final mammoth population led to genetic inbreeding, contributing to their extinction….

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Discover LUCA: The 4.2 Billion-Year-Old Ancestor of All Life on Earth Recent research has pushed the timeline for the origin of all life on Earth back to 4.2 billion years ago. This last universal common ancestor (LUCA) predates previous estimates by about 300 million years. LUCA was a primordial cell, somewhat similar to modern bacteria,…

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Nasdaq Seeks US SEC Approval for Bitcoin Index Options Nasdaq is seeking the green light from regulators to launch and trade options on a Bitcoin index, the exchange operator said on Tuesday. The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has yet to approve options based on any of the individual exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to spot Bitcoin prices that made their debut…

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Priyanka Chopra reunites with daughter Malti Upon her return, Priyanka shared a touching moment on her Instagram, posting a delightful picture of herself with Malti. The image captured the joy of their reunion, with Priyanka expressing her eagerness to return home to her daughter after being apart. This sentiment resonates deeply with Priyanka, who often…

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Kangana on Bollywood: ‘Talent se jalte hai’ Kangana Ranaut opens up on Bollywood and says that people are jealous of talent. The actress further adds that only a few people have a problem with her in the industry, but otherwise she gets a lot of love from people! Go to Source

Charred or boiled, with a dash of lime: rediscover the magic of bhutta this season Chefs and nutritionists highlight differences between traditional Indian bhutta and American corn, exploring which is healthier, tastier, and better for the gut. Despite American corn’s sweetness and popularity, desi bhutta boasts higher fiber and antioxidant content, with a lower impact…

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10 Japanese firms interacted with 7 Karnataka colleges seeking Indian talent JETRO’s University Connect, held on August 26 in Bengaluru, aimed to create opportunities for Indian students in Japanese firms. Seven top universities from Karnataka presented their curriculums and placement processes to ten Japanese companies, including large corporations and startups. This event marks the beginning…

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Governor’s action in focus as HC resumes CM Siddaramaiah’s case tomorrow Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s petition, challenging Governor Thaawar Chand Gehlot’s decision to sanction prosecution in the Muda site allotment scam, will be heard by the high court on Thursday. The Congress leadership has adopted a cautious approach, while Siddaramaiah’s advocates argue the governor overstepped constitutional…

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Indian filmmaking close to superseding Hollywood: ‘Thangalaan’ actor Daniel Caltagirone “Indian cinema is exciting, colourful, fun, and passionate. There is amazing old-school storytelling. It just throws you in whereas we have lost something in the West. It’s become dull, it’s become sort of too self-reflective. Indian filmmaking… you are one step away, you are so…

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‘Proper lighting’: Centre’s directives for safety of doctors amid Kolkata rape-murder Central health secretary Apurva Chandra outlined safety measures for healthcare workers after the rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. Recommendations include displaying laws, forming security committees, regulating public access, ensuring safe movement during night duties, proper lighting, routine patrolling, setting up…

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