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Animals Fear Humans More Than Lions, Scientists Make Surprising Discovery
A new study has found that African wildlife fears humans far more than lions. Researchers say ordinary human voices prompted animals to flee more often than lion sounds, highlighting the profound impact humans have on wildlife.
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Assam Reports Over 1,100 Human And 246 Elephant Deaths Due To Conflict
Assam reports 1,147 human and 246 elephant deaths from conflict over decades.
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Bengaluru Daycare Horror: Rights Panel Issues Notice To Karnataka Government
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken suo motu cognisance of a media report about "some toddlers being treated inhumanely by the nannies at a creche operating on the premises of an IT company in Bengaluru".
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North Korean Defector Reveals 5 Ordinary Things That Shocked Her
North Korean defector Eunhee Park shared the five everyday freedoms that shocked her most after escaping - from free speech and internet access to food abundance and job choice
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World's Top Universities For Arts And Humanities Based On QS Global Rankings 2027
QS World University Rankings 2027 by Subject: The University of Oxford is the top university in the world for arts and humanities subjects this year.
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Chinese Dissident Who Fled To South Korea On Rubber Boat Reaches Canada
Dong Guangping, a 68-year-old former policeman, has been a thorn in Beijing's side for advocating political reform and human rights, and served multiple prison stints over the years.
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Humans And Great Apes May Have Shared Same Laughter Pattern For Millions Of Years: Study
The study found that the laughter of humans and great apes follows similar rhythms.
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India, EU Discuss Achievements, Challenges In Advancing Human Rights
India, EU described the discussions as meaningful, free and frank, highlighting the value of maintaining regular engagement on human rights issues.
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Nearly 80 Headless Human Skeletons Discovered At A Spooky Stone Age Site
Archaeologists investigating a 7,000-year-old settlement in Slovakia have uncovered nearly 80 human skeletons buried without their heads, raising fresh questions about mysterious Stone Age rituals.
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Beaten Or Sacrificed? Mystery Surrounds Death Of 6-Year-Old In Tamil Nadu
Preliminary findings suggest the child may have died after being assaulted by his aunt, a senior police officer told NDTV.
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Over 1,000 Civilians Died In Sudan Drone Strikes In First 5 Months Of 2026
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said his office has documented a "sharp increase" in drone attacks as well as rape and sexual violence in the Sudan war, now in its fourth year.
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"Stop, Repent": Pope Leo's Warning To Human Traffickers Exploiting Migrants
Pope Leo said he wanted to directly address those who "take advantage of peoples' desperation (or) organise death routes".
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IIT Madras Releases World's Most Detailed 3D Human Brainstem Atlas
New Delhi, June 12 (IANS) The Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) on Friday said it has released ANCHOR (Atlas of Neurochemical Characterisation of the human brainstem with 3D Reconstruction), the world’s most detailed three‑dimensional atlas of the human brainstem.
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Healthcare Cost Transparency Enforcement Intensifies With Warnings To Hundreds Of US Hospitals
With the various lists of hospital prices, the administration wants providers to make it easier to access the files and to ensure the information in them is legitimate, instead of being based on estimates or omitting numbers for key procedures.
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Passports Held, Coerced Into Scams: How "Cyber Slavery" Gang Lured Indians
The CBI has arrested two key accused in connection with a human trafficking network that allegedly lured Indian nationals to cyber scam compounds in Southeast Asia
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Animals Fear Humans More Than Lions, Scientists Make Surprising Discovery
A new study has found that African wildlife fears humans far more than lions. Researchers say ordinary human voices prompted animals to flee more often than lion sounds, highlighting the profound impact humans have on wildlife.
-
Assam Reports Over 1,100 Human And 246 Elephant Deaths Due To Conflict
Assam reports 1,147 human and 246 elephant deaths from conflict over decades.
-
Bengaluru Daycare Horror: Rights Panel Issues Notice To Karnataka Government
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has taken suo motu cognisance of a media report about "some toddlers being treated inhumanely by the nannies at a creche operating on the premises of an IT company in Bengaluru".
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North Korean Defector Reveals 5 Ordinary Things That Shocked Her
North Korean defector Eunhee Park shared the five everyday freedoms that shocked her most after escaping - from free speech and internet access to food abundance and job choice
-
World's Top Universities For Arts And Humanities Based On QS Global Rankings 2027
QS World University Rankings 2027 by Subject: The University of Oxford is the top university in the world for arts and humanities subjects this year.
-
Chinese Dissident Who Fled To South Korea On Rubber Boat Reaches Canada
Dong Guangping, a 68-year-old former policeman, has been a thorn in Beijing's side for advocating political reform and human rights, and served multiple prison stints over the years.
-
Humans And Great Apes May Have Shared Same Laughter Pattern For Millions Of Years: Study
The study found that the laughter of humans and great apes follows similar rhythms.
-
India, EU Discuss Achievements, Challenges In Advancing Human Rights
India, EU described the discussions as meaningful, free and frank, highlighting the value of maintaining regular engagement on human rights issues.
-
Nearly 80 Headless Human Skeletons Discovered At A Spooky Stone Age Site
Archaeologists investigating a 7,000-year-old settlement in Slovakia have uncovered nearly 80 human skeletons buried without their heads, raising fresh questions about mysterious Stone Age rituals.
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Beaten Or Sacrificed? Mystery Surrounds Death Of 6-Year-Old In Tamil Nadu
Preliminary findings suggest the child may have died after being assaulted by his aunt, a senior police officer told NDTV.
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Over 1,000 Civilians Died In Sudan Drone Strikes In First 5 Months Of 2026
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said his office has documented a "sharp increase" in drone attacks as well as rape and sexual violence in the Sudan war, now in its fourth year.
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"Stop, Repent": Pope Leo's Warning To Human Traffickers Exploiting Migrants
Pope Leo said he wanted to directly address those who "take advantage of peoples' desperation (or) organise death routes".
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IIT Madras Releases World's Most Detailed 3D Human Brainstem Atlas
New Delhi, June 12 (IANS) The Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) on Friday said it has released ANCHOR (Atlas of Neurochemical Characterisation of the human brainstem with 3D Reconstruction), the world’s most detailed three‑dimensional atlas of the human brainstem.
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Healthcare Cost Transparency Enforcement Intensifies With Warnings To Hundreds Of US Hospitals
With the various lists of hospital prices, the administration wants providers to make it easier to access the files and to ensure the information in them is legitimate, instead of being based on estimates or omitting numbers for key procedures.
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Passports Held, Coerced Into Scams: How "Cyber Slavery" Gang Lured Indians
The CBI has arrested two key accused in connection with a human trafficking network that allegedly lured Indian nationals to cyber scam compounds in Southeast Asia
