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New monkey species with orange lips discovered hiding in DR Congo forest
Scientists have discovered Likweli, a new monkey species in DR Congo with bright orange lips. The rare colobus monkey highlights the hidden biodiversity of Congo’s forests.
Which city is known as the Egg City of India?
Called the "Egg City of India," Namakkal supplies markets from Kerala to Delhi. Here's how a Tamil Nadu town ended up running the country's egg economy.
Why lettuce is under scrutiny in the US Cyclospora outbreak and what travellers need to know | Doctor explains
A Cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce and salad greens in the US has raised fresh concerns over food safety. Here's what the parasite is, its symptoms, and how experts say you can protect yourself.
Why pink eye spreads so quickly and what you can do to prevent it
Monsoon increases viral conjunctivitis risk due to humidity, crowds. Dr. Sikile advises hygiene, avoiding shared items, and seeking medical help for severe symptoms
Why you wake up before the alarm on important days - but can't on normal days
If you've ever woken up moments before your alarm on the day of an exam, interview or flight, it may not be a coincidence. A neurologist explains how your brain's internal clock, anticipation and the stress hormone cortisol work together to prepare your body for important events - even while you're asleep.
Can weight-loss drugs slow ageing? Early study shows positive signs
An exploratory clinical study has found that semaglutide may favourably influence certain DNA-based biomarkers linked to biological ageing
Joe Biden to release memoir 'Promise Me, America' on November 17, after US midterms
Joe Biden's new memoir arrives two weeks after the US midterms, a timing already drawing scrutiny from within his own party.
AIIMS Delhi doctors perform rare lung surgery on 4-month-old baby
AIIMS New Delhi doctors successfully performed a rare lung-preserving segmentectomy on a four-month-old baby with congenital pulmonary airway malformation affecting both lungs, with the infant discharged just two days later.
Why do airlines serve tomato juice so often?
A lot of factors, like cabin pressure, dry air, and engine noise, can change taste perception and make tomato juice taste better at 35,000 feet.
In Graphics: A guide to Homer's 'Odyssey', the epic poem behind Christopher Nolan's biggest film yet
Before Nolan's most ambitious project hits the big screen this Friday, a closer look at the nearly 3,000-year-old poem that gave Western literature and cinema its first template for the journey home.
The man behind Mumbai's 'JJ': How orphan Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy became India's first self-made business titan
On Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy's birth anniversary, discover the remarkable story of the orphan who became India's first self-made business titan, the country's first baronet, and one of the greatest philanthropists who helped shape colonial Bombay.
2 dead as COVID-19 resurfaces in Andhra Pradesh: Doctor urges caution, not panic
Fresh COVID-19 cases and deaths reported in Andhra Pradesh have raised concerns. A pulmonologist explains whether India is seeing another wave, who is at risk and the symptoms to watch for.
Haldiram's first UK outlet opens in London to long queues and mixed reviews
Haldiram's opened its first UK restaurant in Leicester Square this week, and a video of the opening-day queue went viral within hours
Donald Trump's aspirin remark sparks debate over the risks of daily aspirin use; top cardiologist weighs in
Donald Trump's recent comment about taking a "big aspirin" has renewed interest in one of the world's most widely used medicines
Meet Rufus, this Wimbledon veteran has never played tennis in his 18-year career
He's survived a kidnapping, made the front page of The Times, and outlasted several tennis careers. Now Wimbledon's hawk is facing a very modern kind of automated competition.
Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’ is already winning as England chases the FIFA World Cup final
England face Argentina tonight for a place in the World Cup final. Whatever happens on the pitch, a 30-year-old Britpop song, with zero football references, has already won the summer.
Why Delhi’s Lahori Gate and Lahore’s Delhi Gate have each other’s names
Long before India and Pakistan were separated by borders, Delhi and Lahore were closely connected through the Mughal Empire
FDA suspends licences of three iconic Mumbai eateries after finding serious food safety violations
The Maharashtra FDA has suspended the food licences of Shalimar Hospitality, Noor Mohammadi Hotel and Rehmania Restaurant in Mumbai after inspections revealed serious hygiene and food safety violations.
T. rex fossil 'Gus' sells for record Rs 430 crore at auction, becoming the world's most expensive dinosaur skeleton
A 67-million-year-old T. rex fossil named 'Gus' has become the world's most expensive dinosaur skeleton after selling for a record $50.1 million at Sotheby's. Here's why the fossil is so significant and why scientists hope it ends up in a museum.
World’s oldest countries revealed: Here's how old India is
A country’s age can be measured in different ways, from ancient civilisations and early kingdoms to the formation of modern states. A report shared by World of Statistics highlights some of the world’s oldest countries and reveals where India stands in this historical timeline
Thailand retains visa-free entry for Indians after tourism dip, but there's a catch
Thailand has retained visa-free entry for Indian travellers after a proposed withdrawal hurt tourism. However, the visa-free stay has been reduced to 30 days. Here's what has changed and what Indians need to know before travelling.
5 places from Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' you can actually visit in real life
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey brings Homer's legendary tale to life through some of the world's most dramatic landscapes. From Greek beaches and Italian islands to Moroccan villages and Icelandic terrain, these filming locations offer travellers a chance to step into the world of Odysseus
Snakes during monsoon: How to keep your home safe and what to do if you spot one
Snake sightings increase during the monsoon as heavy rains force them out of their burrows. Learn how to keep snakes away from your home, prevent them from entering, and what to do if you spot one or suffer a snakebite.
The 'bixie' is 2026's hottest haircut and the cure for that awkward in-between length
Part bob, part pixie, the bixie is the low-maintenance antidote to the clean girl aesthetic, being redefined by style icons like Zendaya and Rama Duwaji.
Why Bengaluru is queuing before dawn for a Rs 600 Philately Passport
A pocket-sized booklet from India Post has turned stamp collecting into a full-blown travel ritual, with young Bengalureans lining up as early as 5:30 am to get their hands on one.
Why is July 14 celebrated as French National Day? The story behind Bastille Day
Why does France celebrate Bastille Day on July 14? Here's the history behind French National Day, the Storming of the Bastille, the French Revolution, and why the holiday remains a symbol of liberty, equality and fraternity.
Ranbir Kapoor's look as Lord Rama in Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana: Why it took 18 months to design the jewellery
From Lord Ram's Kodanda-inspired necklace to over 5,000 handcrafted ornaments, here's how 18 months of research into mythology, temple art and ancient Indian craftsmanship shaped the jewellery of Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana.
UK royal house just got its 62nd in line of succession as King Charles' third cousin delivers a baby girl
King Charles III's extended family has grown by one. Art historian Flora Vesterberg, a great-niece of Queen Elizabeth II's generation, has given birth to a daughter named after two women in her own family history.
Which is India's fastest Vande Bharat train?
Running at a top permissible speed of 160 km/h, this Vande Bharat Express is currently India's fastest operational of its kind train
As Nissan expands its line-up from one model to four, the carmaker is betting on affordable SUVs, exports and ICE volumes before making its EV play
Nissan Managing Director Saurabh Vatsa explains why the Tekton SUV is central to the brand's India strategy, its export ambitions and why an EV launch will have to wait.