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Scientists changed the fats in honeybees’ diets before pesticide exposure; survival rose to 90%, compared with below 50% on other diets

Scientists changed the fats in honeybees’ diets before pesticide exposure; survival rose to 90%, compared with below 50% on other diets

Bee (Representative image) A new Penn State study suggests that honey bees may be better able to withstand pesticide exposure when their diet contains more polyunsaturated fatty acids, a type of fat commonly associated with healthy cell function, brain support and heart health in humans. In the experiment, bees fed a polyunsaturated-fat-rich diet had a…

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Tata trust evaluates NCLT move

Tata trust evaluates NCLT move

Noel voted against Chandrasekaran’s reappointment MUMBAI: The largest shareholder in Tata Sons, Sir Dorabji Tata Trust (SDTT), is weighing legal options including a possible plea before the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal, to challenge N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment as chairman for five years, according to people familiar with the matter.The development follows Tata…

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Taylor Stanberry: Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp and became the first woman to win Florida’s annual Python Challenge in 2025: Meet Taylor Stanberry

Taylor Stanberry: Woman caught 60 Burmese pythons barefoot in the Everglades swamp and became the first woman to win Florida’s annual Python Challenge in 2025: Meet Taylor Stanberry

Photo: Taylor Stanberry / Facebook Florida is known for sunshine, beaches, and wildlife. But deep in the Everglades, an unwelcome guest has made itself at home: the Burmese python. These snakes are not native to Florida, and they are widely believed to have arrived through the exotic pet trade.Once in the wetlands, these snakes grow…

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PSBs losing share in high-value business: Report

PSBs losing share in high-value business: Report

Govt conclave flags PSBs’ shrinking CASA share and weaker presence in high-value banking segments NEW DELHI: Public sector banks (PSBs) have rapidly lost market share in the higher value segment of the industry, such as credit cards business, where they are offering lower range card variants and in global capability centres (GCCs), to private and…

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Women Empowerment: She studied under a kerosene lamp in a mud house; now she has a national award and an innovation showcased in Japan: How 17-year-old Pooja Pal’s rupees 3000 idea solved a common farming problem

Women Empowerment: She studied under a kerosene lamp in a mud house; now she has a national award and an innovation showcased in Japan: How 17-year-old Pooja Pal’s rupees 3000 idea solved a common farming problem

Pooja Pal’s journey- from studying under a kerosene lamp to earning national recognition for innovation For Pooja Pal, innovation did not begin in a laboratory or with expensive equipment. It began with a problem she could see every day. Growing up in a small village in Uttar Pradesh’s Barabanki district, Pooja noticed children coughing because…

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He didn’t believe in Indian gurus until Neem Karoli Baba told him about his dead mother: How a Harvard professor found his spiritual path, became Ram Dass and inspired millions

There are moments in a person’s life when everything they believe seems to stop making sense. For American psychologist Richard Alpert, one such moment came in India in 1967, when he met Neem Karoli Baba at Kainchi. A video shared on Instagram by Jay Shukla captures Alpert recounting the deeply personal encounter that changed the…

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A New York family owned half of a private road beside its 45-acre property; after relatives blocked it with tree trunks, the state's highest court ruled a 1,500-member club had gained title to it

A New York family owned half of a private road beside its 45-acre property; after relatives blocked it with tree trunks, the state’s highest court ruled a 1,500-member club had gained title to it

Family members blocked the eastern half of Godfrey’s Pond Road with tree trunks, restricting the club’s access. (AI image) A New York family that owned half of a private road beside its 45-acre property has lost ownership of that portion to a neighbouring recreational club with around 1,500 members. The two sides had shared the…

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Can it actually soothe babies?

Photo courtesy: @ck.bolado/Instagram There are few sounds that can test a new parent’s patience quite like an inconsolable baby. You feed the baby, check the nappy, burp them, dim the lights, rock them, walk around the room- and still the crying continues. Then, sometimes, something unexpectedly simple works.A recent Instagram video has captured exactly that…

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Claude Monet: Quote of the day by Claude Monet: “What keeps my heart awake is colourful silence.” The painter advised enjoying nature's detours amid life's hush and gush

Claude Monet: Quote of the day by Claude Monet: “What keeps my heart awake is colourful silence.” The painter advised enjoying nature’s detours amid life’s hush and gush

Claude Monet (Photo via Canva) Claude Monet was a famous French painter and the main founder of the Impressionist art movement. He loved to paint outdoors to capture in his brush natural light, changing weather, and daily scenes with loose, visible brushstrokes..Centered around this theme, Claude Monet once said that some forms of beauty do…

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