A man climbed inside a giant Roman storage jar around 1,600 years ago and never came out; archaeologists think they know what he was hiding from

A man climbed inside a giant Roman storage jar around 1,600 years ago and never came out; archaeologists think they know what he was hiding from

More than 1,600 years ago, as fire engulfed a Roman settlement in what is now Bulgaria, a young man appears to have made a desperate decision: he climbed inside a huge storage jar and hid. He never came out. Archaeologists uncovered his remains inside the vessel during excavations at the ancient Roman colony of Deultum…

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Woman goes for a job interview, but one question from HR leaves her shocked: ‘You're not planning to have a baby anytime soon, right?’

Woman goes for a job interview, but one question from HR leaves her shocked: ‘You’re not planning to have a baby anytime soon, right?’

Woman goes for a job interview, but one question from HR leaves her shocked A job interview took an uncomfortable turn for Shatakshi Dwivedi when an HR representative asked her about her plans to have a child. The question, which came up after the representative learnt that she was married, has sparked a discussion on…

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‘In map of India, our North East is missing’: CWG 2026 medallist Lovlina Borgohain reveals feeling ‘hurt’ in Glasgow | Commonwealth Games News

Lovlina Borgohain (AP Photo) Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain said she felt hurt after noticing that India’s Northeast was missing from a map used by a popular Indian restaurant in Glasgow. The Assam boxer spotted the issue during a celebratory dinner for India’s record-breaking Commonwealth Games boxing campaign and raised it with the restaurant management.The Indian…

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World champions' curse strikes again as India suffer historic Ireland shock | Cricket News

World champions’ curse strikes again as India suffer historic Ireland shock | Cricket News

Matt Hollard celebrates after taking the wicket of Shreyas Iyer. (Pic credit: Cricket Ireland) NEW DELHI: India’s reign as T20 World Cup champions began in the worst possible fashion on Friday as Ireland scripted a stunning 34-run victory in Belfast, extending one of international cricket’s most bizarre trends.The defeat meant India became the latest men’s…

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Archaeologists discover three hidden 5,000-year-old 'fairy houses' on an ancient hillside in Italy | World News

Archaeologists discover three hidden 5,000-year-old ‘fairy houses’ on an ancient hillside in Italy | World News

Archaeologists working in Sardinia have uncovered three previously unknown prehistoric rock-cut tombs, known locally as domus de janas or fairy houses, adding fresh depth to a site that had already been studied for decades. The discovery took place at the Sant’Andrea Priu archaeological complex in the town of Bonorva, where officials say the new tombs…

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Abraham George, first Indian-American chairperson of Texas GOP, loses re-election. Reactions are shocking

Abraham George, first Indian-American chairperson of Texas GOP, loses re-election. Reactions are shocking

Both MAGA and the Indian-American community celebrate the defeat of Abraham George in the Texas GOP election. The first Indian-American chairperson of the Republican Party in Texas, Abraham George, lost his re-election to D’rinda Randall. The reactions to his loss, however, were shocking as both MAGA and the Indian-American community cheered for his exit. MAGA…

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Virgo, Weekly Horoscope, September 13 to September 19, 2026: Steady efforts bring reward in career; avoid arguments, risky investments and unnecessary expenses

Virgo, Weekly Horoscope, September 13 to September 19, 2026: Steady efforts bring reward in career; avoid arguments, risky investments and unnecessary expenses

General:This week begins on a capable note for Virgo. Monday has the feel of a well swept courtyard, useful, orderly, full of quiet promise. It is a fine time to gather resources, sort pending matters, and make plans that have both head and heart in them. Guests may come home, and conversations can turn more…

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A human-bred aquarium fish prized for its bright colour and head hump has escaped into a Philippines crater lake, where scientists fear it may threaten native biodiversity

A human-bred aquarium fish prized for its bright colour and head hump has escaped into a Philippines crater lake, where scientists fear it may threaten native biodiversity

Flowerhorn cichlids are aquarium fish prized for their bright-gold colour and prominent head humps. Photograph: Lillian Suwanrumpha/AFP/Getty Images A human-bred aquarium fish prized for its bright gold colour and distinctive head hump has escaped into a volcanic crater lake in the Philippines, where scientists fear it is threatening native wildlife and spreading into local aquaculture.Flowerhorn…

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