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Meet the ‘Turtle Women’ of Amazon: 7 Indigenous women are bringing vulnerable river turtles back from the brink after releasing 208 baby turtles into the wild |

Meet the ‘Turtle Women’ of Amazon: 7 Indigenous women are bringing vulnerable river turtles back from the brink after releasing 208 baby turtles into the wild |

Seven Indigenous Siekopai women in Ecuador’s Amazon are using ancestral knowledge, modern technology and community-led conservation to give vulnerable river turtles a better chance of survival. Known as the Tari Nomiowa’i, or “Turtle Women”, the group patrols the banks of the Aguarico River in search of charapa turtle nests, carefully collects eggs threatened by flooding,…

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Dulquer Salmaan to reunite with Venky Atluri for ‘Lucky Baskhar 2’; director promises sequel soon | Telugu Movie News

Dulquer Salmaan to reunite with Venky Atluri for ‘Lucky Baskhar 2’; director promises sequel soon | Telugu Movie News

Dulquer Salmaan and director Venky Atluri worked together for the crime thriller-drama, ‘Lucky Baskhar’ which turned out to be a box office hit. As per the latest buzz, the duo are set to reunite for ‘Lucky Baskhar 2’. They confirmed that they are already thinking about the sequel to their 2024 hit film. ‘Lucky Baskhar…

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360-degree sustainability! How Super League Kerala is trying to build Indian football from the ground up | Football News

360-degree sustainability! How Super League Kerala is trying to build Indian football from the ground up | Football News

A houseful stadium during one of the Super League Kerala at Calicut. (Special Arrangement) NEW DELHI: For decades, Kerala has been the heartbeat of Indian football. Floodlit local tournaments draw packed crowds, school grounds produce gifted footballers, and the sport is woven into the state’s cultural identity. Yet translating that passion into a sustainable professional…

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In 1995, NASA sent 30 fertilised Japanese quail eggs to the Mir space station for 16 days; abnormalities developed in more than four times as many embryos as compared with the Earth ones |

In 1995, NASA sent 30 fertilised Japanese quail eggs to the Mir space station for 16 days; abnormalities developed in more than four times as many embryos as compared with the Earth ones |

Image Credit: AI Generated In 1995, a batch of fertilised Japanese quail eggs travelled from Earth to space station ‘Mir’ as part of an experiment designed to answer a question that, ‘can embryos develop normally without the pull of gravity.’ 30 eggs were incubated aboard the station for 16 days before their developing embryos were…

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Taapsee Pannu opens up on wanting to do rom-com, calls out industry’s ‘creative bankruptcy’: ‘People can’t image me in love story’ | Hindi Movie News

Taapsee Pannu opens up on wanting to do rom-com, calls out industry’s ‘creative bankruptcy’: ‘People can’t image me in love story’ | Hindi Movie News

Taapsee Pannu is no stranger to hard-hitting, emotionally weighty roles, but the actor recently shared her interest in trying something more light-hearted, romantic comedies especially. She mentioned she’s been hoping to finally get offers that move away from the tough, intense characters she’s so often played. Taapsee Pannu asks for something light Ahead of ‘Gandhari’,…

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‘Ek ball karane do, please’ – From boxing rings to 147 first-class wickets: Bishworjit Konthoujam’s unlikely journey began with one request | Cricket News

‘Ek ball karane do, please’ – From boxing rings to 147 first-class wickets: Bishworjit Konthoujam’s unlikely journey began with one request | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: When North East Zone pacer Bishworjit Konthoujam came into the attack during the Duleep Trophy quarterfinal against East Zone, all eyes were on the batter facing him – 15-year-old batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.The expectations were clear. Boundaries. Big hits. Perhaps even a few towering sixes.And Sooryavanshi did exactly what many expected from him….

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A fungus turns beetles into zombies and makes them die on flowers; scientists say the timing helps infect the next generation |

A fungus turns beetles into zombies and makes them die on flowers; scientists say the timing helps infect the next generation |

A fungus infecting goldenrod soldier beetles can alter their behaviour before death and cause changes to their bodies afterwards. Researchers investigating Eryniopsis lampyridarum found infected Chauliognathus pensylvanicus beetles clamped their mandibles tightly onto flower heads shortly before dying. Between 15 and 22 hours after death, the fungus caused the beetles to raise their hardened forewings…

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Jim Thornton denies wrongdoing after ‘Wheel of Fortune’ suspension; attorney says announcer was not arrested or charged

Jim Thornton denies wrongdoing after ‘Wheel of Fortune’ suspension; attorney says announcer was not arrested or charged

Jim Thornton denies wrongdoing after ‘Wheel of Fortune’ suspension Jim Thornton has denied allegations of wrongdoing following his suspension from the long-running game show ‘Wheel of Fortune’. The television personality is currently kept away from the programme while Sony Pictures Television investigates the matter.The allegations reportedly concern an incident that took place aboard a commercial…

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‘Blitz can sharpen, not spoil classical chess’: Former women’s world champion Alexandra Kosteniuk | Chess News

‘Blitz can sharpen, not spoil classical chess’: Former women’s world champion Alexandra Kosteniuk | Chess News

Kolkata: Swiss Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk during her match against Indian International Master Vantika Agrawal on the Day 1 of the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid 2024, in Kolkata. (PTI Photo/Swapan Mahapatra) PUNE: Former women’s world champion Alexandra Kosteniuk believes the rise of rapid and blitz chess has not diminished the virtues of the classical game,…

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