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Scientists Solve Mystery Of Puzzling Radio Pulses From Space
Cosmic radio pulses repeating every few minutes or hours, known as long-period transients, have puzzled astronomers since their discovery in 2022. Our new study, published in Nature Astronomy today, might finally add some clarity.
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Intelligence Linked To Overall Brain Activity, Rather Than Specific Region: Study
Researchers at University of Notre Dame reveal evidence for the Network Neuroscience Theory, showing intelligence as system-wide brain coordination for focus, flexibility, and problem-solving.
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From Yoga To Getting Proper Sleep: Here Are The 5 Hacks To Improve Your Focus Naturally
25 to 37% of students and adults report attention problems or mind-wandering during tasks, with smartphone and internet use being major contributors. Here are some natural hacks to improve your focus significantly.
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The Real Japanese Cheesecake Recipe (Not The Viral Yoghurt-Biscoff Fad)
alThe authentic Japanese cheesecake is an engineering marvel. It's a study in texture, in incorporating air, in balancing flavours, in patience. It doesn't look like traditional cheesecake.
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4 Signs And Symptoms Of Digital Addiction In Teenagers
Digital addiction affects 25-30% of teenagers who exhibit problematic smartphone or internet use. There are mild, moderate, and severe symptoms of digital addiction that you need to be aware about, in order to take action at the right time.
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Genetics Account For Over 50% Of Human Life Span, Finds New Study
Earlier studies have estimated that life span may be 15-33 per cent heritable across varied populations, with a typical range of 20-25 per cent.
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Staying Up Late May Increase Your Heart Attack And Stroke Risk; Here's How
A new study has found that 'night owls' or people who go to bed late may have an increased risk of cardiovascular events. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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Anthropic Says AI Chatbots Can Change Values and Beliefs of Heavy Users
Anthropic’s new study has found some concerning evidence. The artificial intelligence (AI) firm has found “disempowerment patterns,” which are described as instances where a conversation with an AI chatbot can result in undermining users’ own decision-making and judgment. The work, which draws on analysis of real AI conversations and is det...
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Union Budget 2026 Puts Telescopes At Heart Of India's Science Vision
While presenting the Union Budget 2026-27, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman covered traditional spheres like taxes, infrastructure and agriculture, but also looked to the sky.
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The Budget Tax Move That Makes It Easier For Students To Study Abroad
Budget 2026: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reduced the tax collection at source rate to two per cent for education remittances under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme in Union Budget 2026.
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Mind Wandering While Studying? Try These 7 Hacks To Improve Attention Span
Mind wandering during studying is a common experience for many students. Through these five hacks, you can improve your attention span significantly.
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Chandigarh Doctors Achieve Major Breakthrough In Treating Lethal Pesticide Poisoning
PGIMER doctors achieve a global breakthrough in treating aluminium phosphide (Celphos) poisoning with intravenous lipid emulsion, an affordable, lifesaving therapy that reduces mortality and improves outcomes, offering hope for rural India.
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NASA's James Webb Telescope Reveals Helix Nebula In Stunning Detail, Showing How Dying Stars Seed Future Planets
Previous Spitzer studies have indicated the formation of complex molecules in the Helix Nebula.
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Can Eating Bathua Reverse Fatty Liver? Studies Say Yes, Here's Why
1 in 3 Indian adults (roughly 38.6%) is currently affected by some form of fatty liver disease. Here is how consuming bathua leaves could prove fruitful for reversing fatty liver disease.
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AI Agents To Invade Social Media, Spread Narratives And Destroy Democracy, Study Warns
Researchers warn AI-powered swarms could flood social media with false narratives, adapting in real time and threatening democracy by mimicking human behavior.
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Scientists Solve Mystery Of Puzzling Radio Pulses From Space
Cosmic radio pulses repeating every few minutes or hours, known as long-period transients, have puzzled astronomers since their discovery in 2022. Our new study, published in Nature Astronomy today, might finally add some clarity.
-
Intelligence Linked To Overall Brain Activity, Rather Than Specific Region: Study
Researchers at University of Notre Dame reveal evidence for the Network Neuroscience Theory, showing intelligence as system-wide brain coordination for focus, flexibility, and problem-solving.
-
From Yoga To Getting Proper Sleep: Here Are The 5 Hacks To Improve Your Focus Naturally
25 to 37% of students and adults report attention problems or mind-wandering during tasks, with smartphone and internet use being major contributors. Here are some natural hacks to improve your focus significantly.
-
The Real Japanese Cheesecake Recipe (Not The Viral Yoghurt-Biscoff Fad)
alThe authentic Japanese cheesecake is an engineering marvel. It's a study in texture, in incorporating air, in balancing flavours, in patience. It doesn't look like traditional cheesecake.
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4 Signs And Symptoms Of Digital Addiction In Teenagers
Digital addiction affects 25-30% of teenagers who exhibit problematic smartphone or internet use. There are mild, moderate, and severe symptoms of digital addiction that you need to be aware about, in order to take action at the right time.
-
Genetics Account For Over 50% Of Human Life Span, Finds New Study
Earlier studies have estimated that life span may be 15-33 per cent heritable across varied populations, with a typical range of 20-25 per cent.
-
Staying Up Late May Increase Your Heart Attack And Stroke Risk; Here's How
A new study has found that 'night owls' or people who go to bed late may have an increased risk of cardiovascular events. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
-
Anthropic Says AI Chatbots Can Change Values and Beliefs of Heavy Users
Anthropic’s new study has found some concerning evidence. The artificial intelligence (AI) firm has found “disempowerment patterns,” which are described as instances where a conversation with an AI chatbot can result in undermining users’ own decision-making and judgment. The work, which draws on analysis of real AI conversations and is det...
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Union Budget 2026 Puts Telescopes At Heart Of India's Science Vision
While presenting the Union Budget 2026-27, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman covered traditional spheres like taxes, infrastructure and agriculture, but also looked to the sky.
-
The Budget Tax Move That Makes It Easier For Students To Study Abroad
Budget 2026: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reduced the tax collection at source rate to two per cent for education remittances under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme in Union Budget 2026.
-
Mind Wandering While Studying? Try These 7 Hacks To Improve Attention Span
Mind wandering during studying is a common experience for many students. Through these five hacks, you can improve your attention span significantly.
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Chandigarh Doctors Achieve Major Breakthrough In Treating Lethal Pesticide Poisoning
PGIMER doctors achieve a global breakthrough in treating aluminium phosphide (Celphos) poisoning with intravenous lipid emulsion, an affordable, lifesaving therapy that reduces mortality and improves outcomes, offering hope for rural India.
-
NASA's James Webb Telescope Reveals Helix Nebula In Stunning Detail, Showing How Dying Stars Seed Future Planets
Previous Spitzer studies have indicated the formation of complex molecules in the Helix Nebula.
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Can Eating Bathua Reverse Fatty Liver? Studies Say Yes, Here's Why
1 in 3 Indian adults (roughly 38.6%) is currently affected by some form of fatty liver disease. Here is how consuming bathua leaves could prove fruitful for reversing fatty liver disease.
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AI Agents To Invade Social Media, Spread Narratives And Destroy Democracy, Study Warns
Researchers warn AI-powered swarms could flood social media with false narratives, adapting in real time and threatening democracy by mimicking human behavior.
