Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
The Great Wall of China is not just an architectural marvel; it is a monumental symbol of the country’s rich history, resilience, and cultural heritage. Stretching over 13,000 miles, this ancient structure has stood the test of time, witnessing the rise and fall of dynasties, battles fought, and the unyielding spirit of a civilization that … Read more
Kandla Port is set to become India’s first mega port by 2030, marking a major milestone in the country’s maritime infrastructure development. As part of an ambitious expansion plan, Kandla Port, officially known as Deendayal Port, is poised to significantly increase its cargo handling capacity, transforming it into one of the largest ports in the … Read more
Israel hijacks Beirut airport, marking a significant development in the ongoing conflict between Israel, Lebanon, and Iran. The latest incident occurred when Israeli forces allegedly hacked into the control tower at Rafic Hariri International Airport, issuing direct threats against an Iranian civilian plane attempting to land. This incident, where Israel hijacks Beirut airport, has raised … Read more
Israel airstrikes Houthis targets in Yemen following a series of high-profile military engagements with Hezbollah in Lebanon, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict. These recent developments have led to heightened tensions across the region, with Israel expanding its military campaign beyond Lebanon and into Yemen, targeting the Iran-backed Houthi rebels. In … Read more
The world’s oldest cheese has been discovered on 3,600-year-old mummies in Xinjiang, China, and recent DNA analysis is revealing secrets about this ancient find. The cheese, smeared on the necks of the Xiaohe mummies, is the world’s oldest cheese preserved sample of its kind ever found. Scientists have confirmed that the ancient cheese was made … Read more
Living on Mars presents a daunting set of challenges for humans, as the harsh environment of the Red Planet may lead to significant evolutionary changes. Dr. Scott Solomon, a biologist from Rice University, warns that the conditions on Mars could cause mutations in human settlers. These changes might include developing green skin and losing eyesight, … Read more
Banned Chinese garlic has found its way into Indian markets, posing serious health risks to consumers. Despite being prohibited since 2014, this dangerous variety is being sold openly, with experts warning about the harmful effects of the chemicals and pesticides used in its cultivation. Chinese garlic, unlike its Indian counterpart, is loaded with chlorine and … Read more
IVF babies are at a significantly higher risk of being born with serious heart defects compared to babies conceived naturally. According to a large-scale study published in the European Heart Journal, the risk of congenital heart defects in IVF babies is 36% higher than in those conceived without assisted reproductive technology (ART). This study sheds … Read more
Whale vomit, scientifically known as ambergris, is one of the most valuable natural substances in the world. Recently, the Thane police made a major breakthrough by seizing 5.6 kg of whale vomit worth a staggering ₹ 6.20 crore. The three smugglers involved in the illegal trade were apprehended, marking a significant victory in the fight … Read more
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes nuclear power could play a crucial role in meeting the increasing energy demands of modern data centers. As the world races toward a future driven by artificial intelligence, the energy required to power these advanced systems continues to rise. In a recent interview with Bloomberg Television, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang … Read more