Anacondas' Size Unchanged for 12 Million Years, Study Reveals
A new study finds anacondas have maintained a 17-foot length for 12 million years, defying evolution. Discover the mystery of their 'super-resilience'. Read more!
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Attractive Male Body: BMI 23-27 is the Sweet Spot
A new cross-country study finds the most attractive male body has moderate fat, a BMI of 23-27, and a balanced shoulder-to-waist ratio. Discover the science behind the appeal.
African Egg-Eating Snake's Evolutionary Marvel Revealed
Discover how Dasypeltis gansi, Africa's specialized egg-eating snake, swallows prey larger than its head through unique adaptations. Learn about its feeding mechanics and survival strategies.
Snake Vision: How They See a Different World
Discover how snakes see colours differently with UV vision. New research reveals evolutionary secrets of snake eyes and their hunting adaptations. Read more!
Black Friday: The Untold History Behind Shopping Frenzy
Discover the surprising evolution of Black Friday from 1869 financial panic to modern shopping ritual. Learn how Philadelphia police coined the term and how retailers rebranded it.
Kissing Evolved 21 Million Years Ago: Oxford Study
Groundbreaking research reveals kissing originated 16-21 million years ago in primates. Discover how this intimate behavior evolved across species and what it reveals about human connection.
Defending Lord Curzon's Viceroyalty in 1902 India
Explore the controversial defense of Lord Curzon's viceroyalty in 1902 India, examining his administrative policies and the historical context that shaped British colonial rule.
Human Baby Helplessness: An Evolutionary Advantage
Discover why human babies are born helpless compared to animals. A new PNAS study reveals this trait is an evolutionary advantage for brain growth and intelligence.
Secretary Bird's Killer Kick Rewrites Evolution
Discover the astonishing hunting technique of Africa's secretary bird - a feathered predator that delivers lethal kicks with force equivalent to five times its body weight, challenging everything scientists knew about evolution.
Ex-IAS officer seeks revision of Mizo historical timeline
Ex-bureaucrat challenges conventional Mizo history dating back to 16th century, proposes new timeline starting from 18th century based on oral traditions and genealogical records.
Ex-IAS Officer Urges Mizo History Timeline Revision
Ex-bureaucrat challenges conventional Mizo history, calls for evidence-based revision of historical narrative and timeline accuracy.
Mughal Empire: India's Historic Economic Powerhouse
Discover how the Mughal Empire transformed India into an economic superpower with innovative business practices, global trade networks, and commercial systems that shaped modern commerce.
Orissa's Forgotten Famine: A Colonial Tragedy
Explore the devastating 19th century famine that ravaged Orissa, exposing colonial administrative failures and claiming countless lives in one of India's darkest historical episodes.
Patagonia Dinosaur Egg Discovery Rewrites Evolutionary History
Groundbreaking fossil discovery in Patagonia reveals rare dinosaur egg, challenging long-held beliefs about prehistoric reproduction and evolution in the Southern Hemisphere.
Ape Shoulders Shaped Human Evolution & Strength
Groundbreaking research reveals how ancient ape shoulder and elbow adaptations fundamentally shaped human evolution, movement capabilities, and physical strength. Discover the science behind our unique biomechanics.
Karnataka Police Uniforms: Royal to Modern Evolution
Discover how Karnataka Police uniforms transformed from royal Mysore era headgear to today's modern khaki, reflecting 200 years of history and cultural identity.
Karnataka Police Caps: A Colourful History
Discover the untold story behind Karnataka Police's distinctive headgear - from British-era influences to modern identity markers that tell a century of policing history.
Ellyse Perry breaks ODI world record, surpasses Mithali Raj
Australian cricket superstar Ellyse Perry creates history by breaking the world record for most runs in Women's ODIs, surpassing Indian legend Mithali Raj in an extraordinary batting display.
Ranji Trophy: Shortest Match Ever Concludes in 2 Days
In an unprecedented turn of events, the Ranji Trophy 2024 match between Assam and Services created history by becoming the shortest first-class match in India, concluding in merely two days with 32 wickets tumbling on a dramatic pitch.
India's Legal Heritage: Beyond the Manusmriti
Explore the multifaceted origins of India's legal system, moving beyond the singular Manusmriti narrative to understand how diverse traditions shaped our constitutional democracy.
Guru Tegh Bahadur 350th Martyrdom Yatra Enters Tarn Taran
A solemn religious procession marking the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji enters Tarn Taran district, drawing thousands of devotees in Punjab.
Rudra Veena: Ancient Instrument of Divine Music
Discover the fascinating journey of Rudra Veena, India's most ancient string instrument that embodies spiritual enlightenment and classical music heritage through centuries.
Tamarind's Journey: From Africa to Indian Kitchens
Explore the incredible migration story of tamarind, from its African origins to becoming India's beloved culinary treasure that transformed regional cuisines.
Amsterdam Celebrates 750 Years of Canals & Culture
Discover how Amsterdam is celebrating its 750th anniversary with spectacular events, historic reflections, and cultural treasures that make this European gem shine brighter than ever.
Ireland Elects First Left-Wing President Catherine Connolly
Catherine Connolly creates political history as Ireland's first left-wing president in a landmark election victory that reshapes the nation's political landscape.
Ghalib's Rosewater Gin: The Poet's Secret Muse
Discover the intoxicating love story between legendary Urdu poet Mirza Ghalib and his favorite cocktail - Old Tom Gin infused with rosewater. Explore how alcohol inspired his most memorable verses.
Siddaramaiah seeks national monument tag for Rani Chennamma tomb
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah makes a compelling appeal to the Central Government to declare Rani Chennamma's tomb in Belagavi a national monument, honoring the legacy of the 19th-century freedom fighter who defied British rule.
Arjun Jangra makes Ranji history with twin hat-tricks
Arjun Jangra of Services cricket team achieves unprecedented feat in Ranji Trophy history, taking two hat-tricks in one innings against Rajasthan.
Napoleon's Army Defeated by Disease, New Study Finds
Groundbreaking research uncovers the deadly diseases that decimated Napoleon's army during the 1812 Russian campaign, solving a 200-year-old historical mystery about what really caused the French emperor's devastating retreat.
Sarabhai vs Sarabhai: Satish Shah's First TV Failure
Discover how the iconic comedy Sarabhai vs Sarabhai, now a cult classic, was actually Satish Shah's first television failure that led to salary cuts and early removal from broadcast.
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