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Top Indian Universities In THE World University Rankings By Subject 2026
Indian universities including IISc, Amity, University of Delhi and others achieve notable global ranks in THE World University Rankings By Subject 2026 across diverse academic disciplines.
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Scarpetta OTT Release Date: Nicole Kidman Turns Forensic Pathologist in This Upcoming Series
Scarpetta is a highly anticipated Prime Video original series starring Nicole Kidman in the role of Dr Kay Scarpetta, a brilliant forensic pathologist. Based on Patricia Cornwell’s iconic novel series and developed by Liz Sarnoff, the crime thriller blends cutting-edge forensic science with intense psychological drama. Produced by Nicole Kidman a...
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Nayanam Now Available For Streaming Online: What You Need to Know About This Psychological Thriller Online
Streaming on Z5, Nayanam stands out as a thought-provoking thriller that combines science fiction with human emotion. Featuring Varun Sandesh in a standout role, the series delivers an engaging narrative filled with suspense, ethical conflicts, and psychological tension, earning praise for its originality and gripping execution.
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Swearing Boosts Physical Strength By Overcoming Mental Barriers, Study Finds
A study in American Psychologist shows swearing improves physical strength and endurance by inducing disinhibition, increasing psychological flow, confidence, and distraction during tasks like chair push-ups, positioning it as an accessible performan
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Ever Wondered Why Road Trips Feel Shorter On The Way Back? Here's Why
With the right mindset and a few essential items packed, your road trip can feel effortless, enjoyable, and memorable from start to finish.
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15 Warm Desserts That Can Provide You Comfort During Period Cramps
Beyond science, there is also a psychological effect. Warm, aromatic desserts trigger feelings of cosiness and calm, which can reduce stress hormones and improve overall well-being.
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Blinding Lights: The Hidden Science Behind Gambling's Glow
Theres a reason casinos rarely have windows or clocks, theyre engineered to make you lose track of time. But what if its not just time youre losing?
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You Might Be Spreading Fake News Online Without Even Realising It: Study
A study finds that people are more likely to share misinformation on social media when it aligns with their moral values, potentially leading to the spread of false information.
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How Foreign Accents Subconsciously Shape The Way We Interact
In our increasingly globalised world, foreign accents are an inevitable part of communication, but studies suggest they can create barriers, not just in comprehension but also in perception of the speaker and social interaction.
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How A Troubled Childhood Can Foster Creative Talent - New Study
Many believe that a childs creativity can only bloom in the warmth of a loving, nurturing and supportive household. While artistic talent can flourish in comfortable surroundings, research has shown that this is not always the case.
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Want To Live A Century? These Simple Daily Habits Might Be The Key
Lifestyle choices, social connections, and genetic factors influence longevity, with physical activity, stress management, and social engagement playing crucial roles.
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Loneliness And "Feeling Old" At 40? New Study Links It To Early Frailty
A study found that feelings of loneliness, premature ageing, and negative attitudes towards ageing are linked to early signs of frailty in individuals as young as 40, highlighting the importance of addressing these factors to promote healthy ageing a
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Video: Babies Play With Snakes, What Scientists Discovered Will Surprise You
Recent studies suggest that infants do not inherently fear snakes. Instead, they exhibit curiosity, indicating that such fears are learned through environmental cues and social interactions.
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Wild Baboons Fail Mirror Test, Raising Questions on Animal Self-Awareness
A study found that wild baboons fail to recognise themselves in mirrors. Researchers placed mirrors near water sources in Namibia’s Tsaobis Nature Park and projected laser dots onto the baboons’ faces and bodies. While 64 percent responded to marks on visible limbs, only one out of 51 reacted to facial markings in the mirror. The findings sugge...
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How Childhood Trauma Impacts Our Brains, Bodies - And Even Our Genes
In 1966, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauescu introduced extreme policies to increase the country's birth rate. This led to the widespread abandonment of children, who ended up in orphanages where they received no care, attention or love.
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Top Indian Universities In THE World University Rankings By Subject 2026
Indian universities including IISc, Amity, University of Delhi and others achieve notable global ranks in THE World University Rankings By Subject 2026 across diverse academic disciplines.
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Scarpetta OTT Release Date: Nicole Kidman Turns Forensic Pathologist in This Upcoming Series
Scarpetta is a highly anticipated Prime Video original series starring Nicole Kidman in the role of Dr Kay Scarpetta, a brilliant forensic pathologist. Based on Patricia Cornwell’s iconic novel series and developed by Liz Sarnoff, the crime thriller blends cutting-edge forensic science with intense psychological drama. Produced by Nicole Kidman a...
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Nayanam Now Available For Streaming Online: What You Need to Know About This Psychological Thriller Online
Streaming on Z5, Nayanam stands out as a thought-provoking thriller that combines science fiction with human emotion. Featuring Varun Sandesh in a standout role, the series delivers an engaging narrative filled with suspense, ethical conflicts, and psychological tension, earning praise for its originality and gripping execution.
-
Swearing Boosts Physical Strength By Overcoming Mental Barriers, Study Finds
A study in American Psychologist shows swearing improves physical strength and endurance by inducing disinhibition, increasing psychological flow, confidence, and distraction during tasks like chair push-ups, positioning it as an accessible performan
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Ever Wondered Why Road Trips Feel Shorter On The Way Back? Here's Why
With the right mindset and a few essential items packed, your road trip can feel effortless, enjoyable, and memorable from start to finish.
-
15 Warm Desserts That Can Provide You Comfort During Period Cramps
Beyond science, there is also a psychological effect. Warm, aromatic desserts trigger feelings of cosiness and calm, which can reduce stress hormones and improve overall well-being.
-
Blinding Lights: The Hidden Science Behind Gambling's Glow
Theres a reason casinos rarely have windows or clocks, theyre engineered to make you lose track of time. But what if its not just time youre losing?
-
You Might Be Spreading Fake News Online Without Even Realising It: Study
A study finds that people are more likely to share misinformation on social media when it aligns with their moral values, potentially leading to the spread of false information.
-
How Foreign Accents Subconsciously Shape The Way We Interact
In our increasingly globalised world, foreign accents are an inevitable part of communication, but studies suggest they can create barriers, not just in comprehension but also in perception of the speaker and social interaction.
-
How A Troubled Childhood Can Foster Creative Talent - New Study
Many believe that a childs creativity can only bloom in the warmth of a loving, nurturing and supportive household. While artistic talent can flourish in comfortable surroundings, research has shown that this is not always the case.
-
Want To Live A Century? These Simple Daily Habits Might Be The Key
Lifestyle choices, social connections, and genetic factors influence longevity, with physical activity, stress management, and social engagement playing crucial roles.
-
Loneliness And "Feeling Old" At 40? New Study Links It To Early Frailty
A study found that feelings of loneliness, premature ageing, and negative attitudes towards ageing are linked to early signs of frailty in individuals as young as 40, highlighting the importance of addressing these factors to promote healthy ageing a
-
Video: Babies Play With Snakes, What Scientists Discovered Will Surprise You
Recent studies suggest that infants do not inherently fear snakes. Instead, they exhibit curiosity, indicating that such fears are learned through environmental cues and social interactions.
-
Wild Baboons Fail Mirror Test, Raising Questions on Animal Self-Awareness
A study found that wild baboons fail to recognise themselves in mirrors. Researchers placed mirrors near water sources in Namibia’s Tsaobis Nature Park and projected laser dots onto the baboons’ faces and bodies. While 64 percent responded to marks on visible limbs, only one out of 51 reacted to facial markings in the mirror. The findings sugge...
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How Childhood Trauma Impacts Our Brains, Bodies - And Even Our Genes
In 1966, Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceauescu introduced extreme policies to increase the country's birth rate. This led to the widespread abandonment of children, who ended up in orphanages where they received no care, attention or love.
