Last Updated: October 15, 2026

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    AI Brush, Not the Painter

    Kavya Dubey Coming from a design background, Ashima Mathur, author of the children’s picture book, ‘The Magical Mission to Mars’, was more than inclined to combine resources at hand, including AI, to put together her book. Thanks to her husband who works in the AI space, she was introduced to “the fascinating capabilities of generative.

    How Climate Change Could Affect Brain

    A new aspect of climate change’s destruction is emerging: how global warming affects the human brain. An international team of researchers investigates how research has proven that a changing environment influences how our brains work, and how climate change may impact our brain function in the future in a report published in Nature Climate Change..

    Guru and the Unready Vessel

    Dr Tanu Jain Chief executive officer Bareilly cantonment board Ministry of defence In every age, the relationship between a Guru and a disciple unfolds like a silent scripture—unwritten, yet eternal. It is not merely the transfer of knowledge, but the transmission of energy, grace, and responsibility. Such was the case in one unforgettable episode that.

    How to Treat Hereditary, Rare Diseases

    Much research has been undertaken over many decades on diseases that affect large populations, such as cancer and heart disease. Therapeutic approaches have considerably improved as a result of long-term research work on diseases that affect a huge number of individuals. However, there are many diseases that affect just a handful of people. These diseases.

    Solution for Leftover Coffee Grounds

    Researchers at The University of Texas in El Paso believe they have discovered a solution for leftover coffee grounds, which are thrown from homes and companies all around the world every day. A team led by Jyotish Kumar, a doctoral student in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, and overseen by Mahesh Narayan, PhD, a.

    Think Twice Before Diet

    A new qualitative study focuses on the negative interpersonal and psychological repercussions of ‘yo-yo dieting,’ or weight cycling. The work emphasises the dangers of yo-yo dieting and how difficult it is for people to escape the pattern. “Yo-yo dieting – unintentionally gaining weight and dieting to lose weight only to gain it back and restart.

    Guru and the Unready Vessel

    Dr Tanu jain Chief executive officer Bareilly cantonment board Ministry of defence In every age, the relationship between a Guru and a disciple unfolds like a silent scripture—unwritten, yet eternal. It is not merely the transfer of knowledge, but the transmission of energy, grace, and responsibility. Such was the case in one unforgettable episode that.

    Amur falcons tagged in Manipur reach Africa

    Sujit Chakraborty Three Amur falcons tagged with satellite transmitters in Manipur in November last year have been tracked to different African countries after completing a record transcontinental journey. A forest official in Manipur’s Tamenglong district said the birds Ahu, Alang and Apapang -were tagged on November 8, 2025, as part of an ongoing satellite-tracking research.

    Why School Uniform Policies

    School uniform policies may be preventing young people, particularly primary school-aged girls, from participating in physical activity. This was what a research found out last year. The University of Cambridge study used data about the physical activity participation of more than a million five-to-17-year-olds internationally. It found that in countries where a majority of schools.

    How Can a Wetland Enhance Food Security

    Vibha Varshney The Chilika red rice grows in the wetlands around the Chilika Lake in Odisha. Locally known as bankia or bankei, the rice is flood-tolerant and helps marginalised local farmers eke a living in all kinds of weather conditions. Among the farmers are Haramohan Samantari and Bheema Swain of Mangalajodi village, who grow the.

    The Age of Constant Comparison: Why Enough Is Never Enough

    Dr Sharad S Chauhan IPS DGP and Managing Director, Punjab Police Housing Corporation In policing, one learns early that dissatisfaction can be as dangerous as anger. Many conflicts do not begin with crime but with comparison. A person feels wronged not because of what they have lost, but because of what someone else has gained..