75-million-year-old fungi city under the feet? Study says it’s long enough to stretch from our planet to the Sun over 750 million times |

Beneath our feet lies a vast, living world of subterranean fungi, forming an intricate network stretching millions of times the distance to the Sun. This vital ‘fungi city’ sustains plant life and cools the planet by storing carbon. However, intensive farming practices are significantly degrading these crucial underground ecosystems, threatening soil health and water quality….

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Next-gen Hyundai i20 unveiled globally! Key details, what’s new

Hyundai has officially unveiled the fourth-generation i20, following the recent leak of its images online. The latest version of the premium hatchback debuts first in Brazil and brings a completely redesigned exterior, a revamped cabin and updated powertrain options.The new i20 adopts a noticeably different design philosophy compared to its predecessor. While the overall hatchback…

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Rupee-dollar movement driven by global and domestic factors, FM Sitharaman says RBI steps in only to curb volatility

Union Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Sunday said movements in the rupee against the US dollar are influenced by a combination of global and domestic factors, stressing that the Reserve Bank of India intervenes only to contain excessive volatility and not to defend any specific exchange rate.Addressing reporters at Devanahalli near Bengaluru during an event…

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This is what parents of academically strong kids did differently at home: 5 powerful real life examples

When parents think about raising academically strong kids, they immediately think of extra classes, strict schedules, or hours of practice.But when a parent asked families of high-achieving children what they actually did at their homes, their responses revealed something unexpected. The parent asked through a reddit post: “For those of you that raised academically strong…

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Immigration attorney says this one visa interview question is catching Indian workers off guard: ‘Why can’t an American…’

A growing number of Indian professionals applying for US work visas are being confronted with a question many do not expect at their visa interviews: “Why can’t an American do this job instead of you?”According to immigration attorneys, the question is being asked more frequently in interviews for H-1B, L-1B and other employment-based visas, particularly…

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Boy Kicking Girl Viral Video: What this boy did during martial arts training in an Indian school is winning hearts online; many say it is great upbringing: Watch |

A short martial arts clip from an Indian training school is making people laugh online. But beyond the comedy, many viewers say it reveals something deeper about the values children learn at home. The viral video shows a simple kicking drill during a martial arts class. One student is asked to practice kicks on a…

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India does not use methodology changes to inflate growth numbers, CEA Nageswaran defends GDP data

Defending the credibility of India’s GDP statistics, Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran has said that the country does not use revisions in methodology or base years to artificially boost economic growth figures.In an interview with news agency ANI, Nageswaran responded to concerns raised by some economists over India’s GDP estimates, saying GDP measurement is…

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Nature never forgets its dead: Study on 10 ecosystems found that death does something we never expected |

Nature’s cycle of life and death is more complex than we perceive. A recent study reveals that the remains of dead organisms, termed ‘ecological memory,’ profoundly shape ecosystems. While sometimes hindering recovery, these remnants often provide crucial nutrients and shelter, significantly boosting new growth across diverse environments, demonstrating the powerful, common influence of the deceased…

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