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Ancient Africans in Genetic Isolation for 100,000 Years
Groundbreaking genetic research reveals ancient southern Africans lived in near-total isolation for 100,000 years, developing unique traits. Discover how this reshapes our understanding of human evolution. Read the full story.
7 Study Table Items to Help Your Child Learn Better
Discover 7 must-have items for your child's study desk that enhance focus, organization, and motivation. Create a productive learning environment at home with these simple tips.
SHRC Orders ₹3 Lakh Compensation in Tuticorin Custodial Death
Tamil Nadu's Human Rights Commission has directed ₹3 lakh compensation for a custodial death in Tuticorin and disciplinary action against a police sub-inspector. Read the full details.
Bengaluru Airport's New Mobility Assist for Passengers
Kempegowda International Airport introduces a first-of-its-kind assistive transfer system, inspired by a passenger's struggle, to ensure dignified travel for those with reduced mobility. Discover the innovation.
DNA Study Solves Australia's 60,000-Year-Old Human Arrival Debate
A landmark genetic study reveals modern humans first arrived in Australia around 60,000 years ago via two distinct migration routes, aligning with Aboriginal oral histories and archaeology. Discover the full story of this ancient journey.
Cats Bonded With Humans 4,000 Years Ago: Study
A new DNA study reveals cats became human companions 4,000 years ago in Egypt, not 10,000 years ago as believed. Discover the surprising history of your feline friends!
Human trafficking accomplice arrested in Banda bride sale case
Banda police arrest Balram, accomplice in human trafficking case where woman was sold for Rs 1.38 lakh and forced into marriage. Key details and ongoing investigation revealed.
Pakistan Weaponizing Courts Against Rights Lawyers
Pakistan faces international condemnation for allegedly using courts to silence human rights lawyers. Multiple cases reveal systematic targeting of legal professionals.
UN Calls on Pakistan to Respect Imran Khan's Rights
United Nations demands Pakistan ensure Imran Khan's human rights and due process protections. Read the full UN statement and international response.
Padma Shri Jitender Singh Shunty joins Human Rights Commission
Human rights activist Jitender Singh Shunty, founder of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Sewa Dal, assumes charge at Punjab & Chandigarh Human Rights Commission. Read about his remarkable humanitarian journey.
Padma Shri Jitender Singh Shunty joins Human Rights Commission
Human rights activist Jitender Singh Shunty, founder of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Sewa Dal, assumes charge at Punjab & Chandigarh Human Rights Commission. Discover his remarkable humanitarian journey.
Brain Matures at 32, Not 25: Groundbreaking Study
New research reveals the human brain matures at age 32, not 25. Discover how this changes our understanding of brain development and its implications.
Hyundai-Kia-Michelin Forge Next-Generation Tire Alliance
Hyundai Motor Group partners with Michelin to develop advanced tires for future vehicles. Discover how this collaboration will enhance performance and sustainability.
Maharashtra Plans Leopard Census in Sugarcane Fields
Rising leopard conflicts in Pune, Ahilyanagar, and Nashik prompt a first-of-its-kind census in agricultural landscapes. Experts reveal the technical challenges and urgent need for data.
Indian Student's UK Reality: Expectations vs Truth
Lakshita Bhagtani reveals the unfiltered reality of studying in UK - from hidden costs to culture shock. Essential watch for Indian students planning abroad studies.
Pakistani Agencies Linked to Balochistan Violence Surge
Disturbing reports reveal Pakistani security agencies' involvement in escalating abductions and killings across Balochistan. Human rights crisis demands international attention.
Guru Tegh Bahadur: Human Rights Day Dedication Proposal
Sikh scholar urges UN to dedicate Dec 10 Human Rights Day to Guru Tegh Bahadur, whose 1675 sacrifice aligns perfectly with Universal Declaration of Human Rights principles.
Pakistan FIA arrests two for human smuggling and forced begging
Pakistan's FIA arrests two human traffickers in Faisalabad operating forced begging ring and smuggling people to Europe. Details on the criminal network exposed.
Human Vestigial Organs Revealing Our Evolutionary Past
Explore the fascinating world of vestigial organs - nature's leftovers that reveal our evolutionary ancestry. Discover how these biological relics tell stories of our past.
Worldwide Condemnation of China's Treatment of Uyghurs
International pressure mounts as China faces global protests over human rights violations against Uyghur Muslims. Join the conversation about human rights protection.
TOEFL iBT 2026: Adaptive Test, Faster Scores Launched
ETS launches official adaptive TOEFL prep with Study.com for the 2026 test overhaul. Get faster scores, a personalized test, and a new CEFR-aligned scale. Prepare for global education success!
Ishaq Dar's Brussels Visit Amid Pakistan Rights Crisis
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar faces tough questions in Brussels as EU scrutinizes human rights record. Will economic ties survive rights concerns? Read analysis.
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.
Ex-Delhi MLA Jitender Singh Shunty Joins Punjab Rights Panel
Former Delhi MLA Jitender Singh Shunty, Padma Shri awardee and social worker, appointed as member of Punjab Human Rights Commission. Learn about his humanitarian work and political journey.
India to Present National Perspective at UN Rights Council
India will present its national perspective during UN Human Rights Council review. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar affirms commitment to human rights principles.
Kissing Evolved 21 Million Years Ago, Study Finds
New research reveals kissing emerged over 21 million years ago in great apes. Discover how this behaviour connects humans, Neanderthals and animals.
Neanderthals and Humans Shared Love, Not Just War
New Oxford study reveals humans and Neanderthals kissed and interbred, challenging the 'killer ape' theory. Discover how cooperation shaped our history. Read more!
Canada Visa Updates: Faster Study Permits, Work Extensions Delayed
Indian students see study permit processing drop to 4 weeks, but work permit extensions take 227 days. Learn how Canada's immigration recalibration affects Indian applicants.
Horses Read Human Emotions: New Study Findings
Groundbreaking research reveals horses can recognise human joy and sadness from facial expressions. Learn how this emotional intelligence improves human-equine bonds.
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