R. Parthiban: 'Please don't assume,' Parthiban urges fans to STOP guesswork over viral 'curse' message | Tamil Movie News

R. Parthiban: ‘Please don’t assume,’ Parthiban urges fans to STOP guesswork over viral ‘curse’ message | Tamil Movie News

Actor-director R. Parthiban has stepped in to clear the air after his recent interview about a hurtful message he received following the demise of his mentor, filmmaker K. Bhagyaraj, triggered widespread speculation online. His emotional revelation led many on social media to guess the identity of the person behind the message, with some even naming…

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Capricorn Horoscope Today, June 4, 2026: Your relationship with your spouse looks good and cooperative

Capricorn Horoscope Today, June 4, 2026: Your relationship with your spouse looks good and cooperative

There is a satisfying sense of completion around you today. The Moon strengthens your presence, and Saturn, your ruler, supports fulfilment through effort, discipline, and good timing. So the day feels earned. Things move because you have done the groundwork, not because luck fell from the sky. That difference matters to a Capricorn.You carry quiet…

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Pisces, Weekly Horoscope, September 06 to September 12, 2026: Family support brings relief as old worries begin to fade

Pisces, Weekly Horoscope, September 06 to September 12, 2026: Family support brings relief as old worries begin to fade

Pisces Weekly Horoscope (06.09.26 to 12.09.26)General:This week starts with a home-centred, soft glow. Monday brings the kind of comfort that smells like fresh paint, warm food, and someone in the family saying, “Do what feels right.” Blessings from mother, mother figures, or elders seem to work quietly in your favour. Many Pisceans will feel drawn…

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Meet Justin Bernstein, the 17-year-old Connecticut student who engineered bacteria to make Arctic ice more reflective and explore a way to slow glacier melting |

Meet Justin Bernstein, the 17-year-old Connecticut student who engineered bacteria to make Arctic ice more reflective and explore a way to slow glacier melting |

PC: Davidson Institute’s account of the research Justin Bernstein, a 17-year-old student from Greenwich, Connecticut, has developed a research project exploring how genetically engineered bacteria could help slow Arctic ice melting. Named a 2025 Davidson Fellow in the science category, he received a $50,000 scholarship for his work on engineering Cryobacterium to produce reflective silica,…

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Meet 'Little Einstein' Laurent Simons: 16-year-old PhD holder who is now researching how to slow human ageing and extend lifespan

Meet ‘Little Einstein’ Laurent Simons: 16-year-old PhD holder who is now researching how to slow human ageing and extend lifespan

Laurent completed his master’s degree in quantum physics at the University of Antwerp at age 12. At 15, most teenagers are preparing for higher secondary examinations or thinking about university. Laurent Simons was already defending a doctoral thesis in theoretical quantum physics. The Belgian researcher completed his first PhD at the University of Antwerp in…

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Scientists discover a giant fungus in China that grows up to 50 cm tall, weighs 2.2 kg, and traces its origins to 65 million years ago |

Scientists discover a giant fungus in China that grows up to 50 cm tall, weighs 2.2 kg, and traces its origins to 65 million years ago |

PC: Frontiers in Fungal Biology A fungus discovered in the forests of southwestern China has drawn attention for its extraordinary size and ancient evolutionary history. The newly identified fungus, Dianjunus rex, produces massive, fleshy structures that can reach 50 centimetres in total height, including a buried stalk, with the heaviest specimen weighing 2.2 kilograms.Its unusual…

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