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How Gujarat’s villagers turned mangroves into a natural coastal shield | India News

In the 1980s, when much of Gujarat’s coastline was losing its mangrove cover, some coastal communities began protecting the few patches that remained. What looked like a small act of conservation would eventually become part of one of India’s most striking mangrove recoveries.Government data shows just how dramatic that transformation has been.According to the Forest…

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Indian-origin Fiji minister Agni Deo Singh dies in Brisbane during Australia visit at 60 | World News

Agni Deo Singh, Fiji’s Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations passed away at 60. Indian-origin Fiji minister Agni Deo Singh died in Brisbane during an Australian visit on September 12, the country’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka announced the death on the official Fiji Government Facebook page.Singh served as Fiji’s Minister for Employment, Productivity and…

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Epic – First Semester: ‘What a beautiful movie’: Vijay Deverakonda watch brother Anand’s ‘Epic – First Semester’; praise the team, says the film made him cry | Telugu Movie News

Vijay Deverakonda recently went to the theatre to watch his little brother Anand Deverakonda’s latest film, ‘Epic – First Semester’. The romance drama is directed by Aditya Haasan and also stars Vaishnavi Chaitanya. He praised the movie and said that the story talks about the confusion, responsibilities, dreams and fears faced by young adults. Vijay…

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Evidence, experience or ancestry? What makes people believe traditional knowledge claims?

Background: Traditional knowledge derives credibility from multiple epistemic sources, including scientific evidence, practitioner experience, classical texts, and intergenerational transmission. Yet, limited empirical research examines how these epistemic bases shape the perceived credibility of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS).Objectives: This study examines what makes traditional knowledge credible to different audiences, and whether the basis of that credibility…

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Nepal floods: 80 still missing after two weeks of disaster, says Isha Foundation | India News

77 pilgrims, 3 volunteers of Isha Foundation remain unaccounted for Two weeks after flash floods struck the Nepal-Tibet border, 77 participants of a Kailash Manasarovar pilgrimage and three volunteers remain unaccounted for, the Isha Foundation said in a statement, adding that the figure has not changed since its previous update.The foundation said identification work at…

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66.5 million years ago, a T. rex crossed North America; fossil footprints now show the giant dinosaur walked, not ran

For decades, paleontologists have studied Tyrannosaurus rex (T. rex) through bones, teeth and isolated footprints. Those fossils reveal what the animal looked like, how large it was and what it may have eaten, but they rarely show the creature in motion. That changed with the discovery of a short trail in southwestern North Dakota. Four…

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Dhanush shares adorable family picture with mother and sisters; calls them his ‘blessings’ |

Picture Credit: Instagram Tamil star Dhanush recently shared a special family picture with his mother and sisters on social media. The actor posed with the three important women in his life and called them his “blessings”. Dhanush shares a happy family picture On Sunday, Dhanush shared the picture on Instagram. His mother and sisters can…

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Scientists used centuries-old aurora sightings to reconstruct 8 solar cycles from 1560 to 1640; their method placed solar minima within 2 years with more than 90% reliability

Centuries-old reports of strange lights in the night sky have helped scientists reconstruct a missing chapter in the Sun’s history. A study published in Scientific Reports by Kristof Petrovay, Laura G. Magyar and Hisashi Hayakawa has reconstructed eight solar activity cycles between 1560 and 1640 using historical records of aurorae, offering a way to trace…

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