Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
In a groundbreaking move, Sex Workers in Belgium to get comprehensive employment rights, including pensions, maternity leave, health insurance, and sick days. This monumental step marks a significant shift in recognizing sex work as a legitimate profession, granting those involved the same rights and protections as other workers. The new legislation represents a fundamental change … Read more
Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, recently embarked on a new chapter by relocating to the serene English countryside. However, their fresh start in the picturesque Cotswolds faced an unexpected challenge: severe flooding. This disaster not only disrupted their plans but also echoed the turbulent events DeGeneres has encountered in recent years. From … Read more
Artificial intelligence continues to redefine the boundaries of what technology can offer, and now it has entered a space that once seemed beyond its reach: predicting life expectancy. Enter Death Clock, an AI-powered application that forecasts a person’s likely date of death based on their lifestyle habits. Since its launch in July, the app has … Read more
The vastness of the universe never ceases to surprise us, and the recent discovery of TOI-3261 b stands as a testament to this cosmic wonder. An international team of scientists, led by astronomer Emma Nabbie from the University of Southern Queensland, has unveiled this extraordinary exoplanet where a year lasts only 21 hours. The findings, … Read more
The release of the Tamil movie Maharaja in China marks a significant milestone, as it becomes the first Indian film to be screened in the country following a crucial diplomatic breakthrough between India and China. Directed by Nithilan Swaminathan and starring Vijay Sethupathi, the film has made an impressive debut, earning approximately ₹16 crore (RMB … Read more
The human mind is a fascinating landscape, capable of vivid imagery, rich daydreams, and complex thoughts. For many, the phrase “Don’t think of a pink elephant” triggers an immediate and vivid image of an elephant in an unusual shade of pink. This simple test, rooted in psychology, demonstrates how difficult it can be to suppress … Read more
The “pink elephant test” has become an iconic reference in psychology and everyday conversation, representing how hard it can be to suppress unwanted thoughts. Originating from Curt Siodmak’s 1974 novel City in the Sky, the simple instruction—“Don’t think of a pink elephant”—reveals the human mind’s paradoxical challenge. When told not to visualize something, most people … Read more
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, triggered by Russia’s invasion in February 2022, has left devastating impacts on civilian infrastructure, including the country’s aviation sector. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal’s recent statement highlights that 15 out of Ukraine’s 20 civilian airports have suffered damage. This has not only paralyzed domestic and international air travel but also added … Read more
A landmark decision by British lawmakers pushes forward the debate on assisted dying, balancing compassion with ethical and legal complexities. British lawmakers have taken a historic step by advancing the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, a measure that would grant terminally ill patients in England and Wales the legal right to end their … Read more
On November 27, a shocking incident unfolded in São Paulo, Brazil, when New York-based supermodel Luciana Curtis, her photographer husband Henrique Gendre, and their 11-year-old child were abducted at gunpoint. The harrowing experience left the family held captive for 12 hours in a remote shack, before their dramatic escape as police closed in. The incident … Read more