Nushrratt Bharuccha shares FIRST video from hospital as she recovers from spine injury; medical staff feed her meal while ‘Gerua’ plays on TV: 'Dreaming endlessly' | Hindi Movie News

Nushrratt Bharuccha shares FIRST video from hospital as she recovers from spine injury; medical staff feed her meal while ‘Gerua’ plays on TV: ‘Dreaming endlessly’ | Hindi Movie News

Nushrratt Bharuccha shares FIRST video from hospital as she recovers from spine injury; medical staff feed her meal while ‘Gerua’ plays on TV: ‘Dreaming endlessly’ Nushrratt Bharuccha is recovering from a serious spine injury she suffered recently in Bali, and she has shared a cheerful glimpse of her healing journey. The ‘Dream Girl’ star posted…

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Archaeologists found possibly 13,000-year-old Clovis sites at 9,500 feet near Yellowstone; the discovery challenges what scientists thought about ancient glaciers |

Archaeologists found possibly 13,000-year-old Clovis sites at 9,500 feet near Yellowstone; the discovery challenges what scientists thought about ancient glaciers |

A Clovis point discovered in the Beartooth Mountains (Image: Nick Mott) Imagine standing at 9,500 feet in rugged mountains where, according to long-held scientific thinking, a thick cap of ice should have blocked almost all life thousands of years ago. Now imagine finding stone tools there, left by some of the earliest widespread people in…

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In 1997, Australia eradicated rabbits from Cabbage Tree Island as part of a wider Gould’s petrel rescue; by 2000 the colony had grown to more than 800 breeding pairs and was producing over 400 young a year

In 1997, Australia eradicated rabbits from Cabbage Tree Island as part of a wider Gould’s petrel rescue; by 2000 the colony had grown to more than 800 breeding pairs and was producing over 400 young a year

Representative Image (AI-generated) What do rabbits have to do with saving a rare seabird? On a small island off the coast of New South Wales, their presence was damaging the very habitat Gould’s petrels needed to survive. Getting rid of them became an important part of a much larger conservation effort. In 1997, conservationists successfully…

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Tanuja: Veteran actress Tanuja once said she sounded 'like a rat' after watching herself on screen for the first time | Hindi Movie News

Tanuja: Veteran actress Tanuja once said she sounded ‘like a rat’ after watching herself on screen for the first time | Hindi Movie News

Veteran actress Tanuja once said she sounded ‘like a rat’ after watching herself on screen for the first time Veteran actress Tanuja once shared an interesting throwback story about the first time she saw herself on screen, revealing that she was so unhappy with how she sounded that she wanted to quit acting altogether. Speaking…

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Ketu Transit Magha Nakshatra: Big Changes for These 4 Zodiac Signs

Ketu Transit Magha Nakshatra: Big Changes for These 4 Zodiac Signs

Ketu’s transit in Magha Nakshatra on August 2, 2026, will bring major changes in pride, family roots, career direction, status and old karmic patterns. Magha is associated with ancestors, authority, tradition, royal energy, respect and inherited power. Ketu is detachment, truth, spiritual lessons, sudden separation, and hidden correction. This transit may strip away false confidence…

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Rare ‘Earth Mango’ found in Kerala: The hidden fungus locals call Nilamanga has returned again |

Rare ‘Earth Mango’ found in Kerala: The hidden fungus locals call Nilamanga has returned again |

A strange underground discovery in Kerala’s Palakkad district has suddenly drawn attention from scientists, biodiversity researchers, and even people interested in traditional medicine. In the village of Karakurussi, a farmer digging land for cultivation reportedly uncovered several unusual mushroom-like structures hidden beneath the soil. At first glance, they did not look especially remarkable. Yet researchers…

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Scientists are using thousands of hours of rainforest sound recordings to teach AI to recognise birds that were previously difficult to identify |

Scientists are using thousands of hours of rainforest sound recordings to teach AI to recognise birds that were previously difficult to identify |

PC: Dhruv Varun Cohen ’26/Cornell University Thousands of hours of rainforest recordings are helping scientists teach artificial intelligence to recognise Amazonian birds that can be difficult to identify by sound alone. In Colombia, Cornell researchers have been collecting acoustic data from cattle ranches, rubber agroforestry plots and forest to build a clearer picture of which…

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