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Nepal celebrates New Year as per indigenous calendar

Nepal celebrates New Year as per indigenous calendar

  • Why Prince Andrew is still a prince and how his remaining titles could be removed

    MPs are urging the UK government to formally strip Prince Andrew of his titles amid renewed scrutiny over his Epstein links. While Andrew has ceased using titles, legal action via Parliament or royal decree remains the only route for permanent removal
  • Israel identifies body of hostage as major; Gaza crossing remains closed

    Israel identified hostage Ronen Engel’s body after Hamas handed over two bodies via the Red Cross. The Rafah crossing remains closed as Israel demands return of all deceased hostages. Ceasefire talks enter a new phase amid U.S. warnings against Hamas
  • Beyond Script: Film stars fight AI misuse to reclaim ‘themselves’

    Bollywood stars like Amitabh Bachchan and Hrithik Roshan are pursuing legal action to protect their "personality rights" amid rising AI deepfakes and unauthorized use of their identity. Courts are recognizing this as an extension of the right to privacy
  • Dynasts matter when it comes to Bihar elections, list of parties full of politicians’ kin

    Bihar’s upcoming Assembly elections highlight the dominance of political dynasties, with candidates from nearly all parties linked to established leaders. Critics blame weak education, low political awareness, and party favoritism for sidelining grassroots workers in favor of dynastic entrants
  • Madagascar’s military power grab shows Africa’s coup problem isn’t restricted to Sahel region

    Madagascar’s 2025 military coup, led by Col. Randrianirina, reflects rising coup risk across Africa. Despite global declines, coups remain common on the continent due to poverty, weak institutions, and eroding anti-coup norms, emboldening future military takeovers
  • Drought, sand storms, evacuations: How Iran’s climate crisis gets ignored

    Despite a ceasefire ending a brief Iran-Israel war, international media remains focused on conflict, ignoring Iran’s worsening environmental crisis. Severe drought, subsidence, pollution, and mismanagement threaten millions, yet coverage remains minimal outside Persian-language and reformist outlets
  • Rewind: Our future in a Vault

    The 25th anniversary of England’s Kew Millennium Seed Bank gives us the opportunity to see how humanity future proofs the planet — from agriculture to culture
  • Opinion: Why do some policemen commit suicide?

    Philosophical balance and inner calm, valuing life over status, power and money, can protect an officer’s life
  • AI ‘workslop’ is creating unnecessary extra work; here’s how we can stop it

    A global study finds 66% of workers rely on AI at work without verifying its output, contributing to rising "workslop" — low-quality, AI-generated content. Experts urge better AI literacy, transparency, and governance to prevent errors, wasted time, and trust erosion
  • Keanu Reeves was asked to change his name

    Keanu Reeves revealed he was once asked to change his name upon arriving in Hollywood, even using "KC Reeves" and considering "Chuck Spadina." Like Leonardo DiCaprio, he ultimately rejected a new identity, choosing authenticity over industry pressure
  • Ed Sheeran joins Arijit Singh and Karan Aujla for his latest album ‘Play’

    Ed Sheeran collaborates with Indian artists Arijit Singh, Karan Aujla, Jonita Gandhi, Hanumankind, and more on his new EP 'Play.' Sheeran praised the vibrant Indian music scene, calling the experience fun and deeply inspiring across cultures and languages
  • Opinion: Beyond the Red Light — Survival, stigma and struggle of India’s sex workers

    Community networks are changing the lives of sex workers, but challenges such as social prejudice and systemic neglect remain
  • Opinion: The man who tracked ghosts

    Desh Subba's 'Scapeghostism' exposes the haunting legacy of scapegoating, urging us to confront uncomfortable truths and rethink human responsibility
  • How we sharpened James Webb telescope’s vision from million kilometres away

    After Webb's launch, Australian scientists used a unique instrument, AMI, to diagnose and correct image distortions. Their new method restored clarity, revealing hidden planets and black hole jets, and enhancing Webb’s potential to find Earth-like worlds beyond our galaxy
  • Your body can be portable gym: how to ditch membership fees, expensive equipment

    Bodyweight training uses your own body for resistance, offering a free, accessible way to build strength and fitness. Popular forms include calisthenics, yoga, and Tai Chi. Though progression can be challenging, it's effective for functional strength and overall health
  • Kerala declares snakebite envenomation a disease of public health importance

    Kerala has declared snakebite envenomation a disease of "utmost public health importance" to improve data collection and treatment standards. The move follows a High Court directive after a schoolgirl’s death, amid rising human-snake encounters and growing health concerns
  • Israel says Hamas hands over first seven hostages to Red Cross as part of Gaza ceasefire

    Hamas released seven hostages as part of a major ceasefire deal with Israel after two years of war in Gaza. The agreement includes exchanging 20 hostages for 1,900 Palestinian prisoners, while global leaders, including Trump, discuss Gaza’s postwar future
  • Should you be concerned about ‘overspending’ your daily heart beats?

    A new study explores “heartbeat consumption” — a metaphorical idea of managing daily heartbeats like a budget. While not a proven health metric yet, it highlights how heart rate patterns can reflect physical, emotional, and overall cardiovascular well-being
  • Southern right whales are having fewer calves: what this says about ocean health

    Southern right whales, key indicators of ocean health, are producing fewer calves due to climate-driven food shortages in the Southern Ocean. Their struggle reveals alarming environmental shifts, emphasizing the need to protect marine ecosystems as part of addressing global climate change
  • Prince Harry, Meghan Markle ask families to join fight against predatory social media policies

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle urged parents to challenge social media companies over harmful algorithms targeting children. At a mental health gala, they highlighted AI dangers, announced partnerships for online safety, and emphasized youth mental health as central to their foundation’s mission
  • Birds all over the world use the same sound to warn of threats

    A global study reveals over 20 bird species use a shared call to warn against brood parasites like cuckoos. This call, both learned and instinctive, offers rare insight into language evolution, supporting Darwin’s theory on language origins
  • Editorial: Children’s death, a collective shame

    India’s pharma success story cannot rest on cheap generics alone. It must be backed by credibility, stronger audits, criminal liability for negligence and swift justice
  • All-girls team of Mission ShakthiSAT meets President Murmu

    Girl students from rural Madhya Pradesh, part of Space Kidz India's *Mission ShakthiSAT*, met President Droupadi Murmu. The global all-girls space mission aims to launch a satellite to Low Earth Orbit in December and to the Moon next year 
  • Made-in-India TB diagnostic tests validated by ICMR; offer cheaper, faster detection

    ICMR has validated two new TB diagnostic tools—Quantiplus MTB FAST and UniAMP MTB Test Card—developed by Huwel Lifesciences. These affordable, scalable, and non-invasive innovations aim to revolutionize early TB detection, especially in underserved areas, supporting India’s TB elimination goals
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