Scientists discover 64,000 square miles of heat-resistant coral reefs across 71 countries that could help protect the world’s oceans for decades

A coral reef in the southern Andaman Sea, in Southeast Asia Cavan Images An international team of scientists has mapped more than 64,000 square miles of coral reefs that can withstand severe heat stress. The findings provide a vital plan for saving marine life while the world’s oceans experience their worst bleaching crisis ever recorded.The…

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UGC issues guidelines to make higher education more inclusive for Divyangjan students

UGC releases detailed roadmap to make higher education more inclusive for students with disabilities NEW DELHI: Making campuses physically accessible is only one part of inclusive education. The University Grants Commission (UGC) now wants higher educational institutions to rethink how they teach, assess and support students with disabilities. In a new set of comprehensive guidelines,…

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Quote of the day by Benjamin Franklin: “Many people die at twenty-five and aren’t buried until…” – why a life without curiosity is only half-lived |

Benjamin Franklin (Image: Wikipedia) Life gets measured in years, but it is really defined by what actually happens inside them. A line widely credited to Benjamin Franklin puts that gap sharply. “Many people die at twenty-five and aren’t buried until they are seventy-five,” it goes. It is obviously not describing literal death. It is describing…

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India at Commonwealth Games 2026 Day 8: Lovepreet’s silver, Seema’s bronze sparks pride; Neeraj books final spot | Commonwealth Games News

India celebrates Day 8 success as Lovepreet wins silver, Seema takes bronze, and Neeraj reaches the final. India enjoyed another eventful day at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on Thursday, collecting a silver and a bronze medal while several athletes advanced to finals across athletics and bowls, and others concluded their campaigns.Weightlifter Lovepreet Singh…

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6 fun facts about rabbits you probably didn’t know

Most people associate rabbits with just two things: cuteness and carrots. That’s hardly surprising. Rabbits have been part of cartoons, storybooks, and viral videos for years, usually appearing as gentle animals with floppy ears and an endless appetite for orange vegetables. But the real animal is far more interesting. A rabbit’s teeth never stop growing….

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Every child needs these 4 social skills before age 10 to feel confident and included

Social skills aren’t something that a child automatically picks up. These skills are learned through guidance, everyday interactions, and observations. Just like children learn to read, write, or solve problems, they also need support in learning how to communicate, connect, and understand others. By age 10 these skills become all the more important because from…

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10 baby names inspired by Greek and Roman mythology

Though primarily known as a Roman name rather than a deity, Felix was widely used in ancient Rome and means “fortunate” or “happy.” The name reflects positivity, prosperity and good fortune. Its cheerful meaning and classic appeal continue to attract parents looking for a name with historical depth.Greek and Roman mythology continues to inspire literature,…

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