Rare Himalayan Blue Poppy blooms in Nepal's remote Dolpa, here's why it's one of the world's hardest blooms to find |

Rare Himalayan Blue Poppy blooms in Nepal’s remote Dolpa, here’s why it’s one of the world’s hardest blooms to find |

Rare Himalayan Blue Poppy (Instagram) Once presumed to be a myth of the mountains, Bhutan’s national flower is a once-in-a-lifetime rare find. A video going viral on social media has left nature lovers beautifully shocked and stunned at the same time. The video shows a local boy in Nepal’s remote Dolpa region gently holding a…

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'When you don't play Ranji': Ex-India cricketer explains why Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami's comeback is difficult | Cricket News

‘When you don’t play Ranji’: Ex-India cricketer explains why Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami’s comeback is difficult | Cricket News

Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami (Agency Image) Former India opener Aakash Chopra believes Bhuvneshwar Kumar‘s lack of regular 50-over and first-class cricket could prove to be a major hurdle if he is to force his way into India’s plans for the 2027 ODI World Cup.While praising the veteran seamer’s performances in the IPL, Chopra said…

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The tiny Spanish village where darkness will fall twice: Avellanosa de Muno prepares for the August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower

The tiny Spanish village where darkness will fall twice: Avellanosa de Muno prepares for the August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower | World News

On a quiet stretch of farmland in northern Spain, a tiny village with only a handful of permanent residents is preparing for a moment that will last less than two minutes. Avellanosa de Muñó, in the province of Burgos, rarely attracts attention beyond its surrounding countryside. But on 12 August 2026, its position beneath the…

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"This is the last picture with my mom": Woman asks 300 funeral guests to join one final selfie with her mother, the viral moment is touching millions

“This is the last picture with my mom”: Woman asks 300 funeral guests to join one final selfie with her mother, the viral moment is touching millions |

Jovielle Ortiz asked hundreds of mourners to join her for one final selfie with her late mother. (Photo credit: PEOPLE) There are many photos we take with our parents over a lifetime. Some are blurry. Most are forgotten in phone galleries. But every child reaches a moment they never imagined. It is the day they…

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OnlyMarms! Chubby marmots join popular subscription service in an ‘act of desperation’ after facing money troubles

OnlyMarms! Chubby marmots join popular subscription service in an ‘act of desperation’ after facing money troubles

OnlyFans users scrolling for their usual content stumbled upon something unexpected this summer: videos of yellow-bellied marmots popping out of Colorado burrows. There were no thirst traps or filters, just some rodents doing what rodents do. The content was entirely ‘family-friendly’, contrary to what the platform is known for.Some thought it was one of the…

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Why scientists released billions of sterile moths across American cotton fields to defeat one of agriculture's most destructive pests

Why scientists released billions of sterile moths across American cotton fields to defeat one of agriculture’s most destructive pests | World News

Scientists released billions of sterile moths across American cotton fields/Image: AI Generated For much of the twentieth century, the pink bollworm (Pectinophora gossypiella) was one of the greatest threats to cotton farming in North America. The tiny insect caused billions of dollars in crop losses by burrowing into cotton bolls, where its larvae fed on…

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'Why December? She should come now': Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman's aide challenges Sheikh Hasina

‘Why December? She should come now’: Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman’s aide challenges Sheikh Hasina

Rahman’s aide challenges Hasina A day after former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in a virtual press conference, announced that she would return to the country in December despite the risk of arrest or imprisonment. PM Tarique Rahman’s camp challenged Hasina to return immediately instead of waiting until December.Rahman’s adviser Syed Moazzem Hossain Alal, questioned…

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Scientists develop technology that turns factory exhaust carbon dioxide into useful chemicals; new study reveals

Scientists develop technology that turns factory exhaust carbon dioxide into useful chemicals; new study reveals |

Industrial plants release vast amounts of carbon dioxide every day, yet much of the conversation around cutting those emissions has focused on capturing the gas and storing it underground. Turning it into something useful has always been a more attractive idea, but one that has struggled outside laboratory conditions. Factory exhaust is not made up…

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'Completely transformed': BAI promises best-ever BWF World Championships after India Open controversy | Badminton News

‘Completely transformed’: BAI promises best-ever BWF World Championships after India Open controversy | Badminton News

India’s doubles coach Tan Kim Her, left, chief coach Pullela Gopichand, centre, BAI General Secretary Sanjay Mishra, second right, and others. (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Months after the India Open came under fire over the condition of its facilities, the Badminton Association of India (BAI) has assured players and fans that New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi…

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IIT Roorkee hydrologist Prof. Ankit Agarwal receives NASI Young Scientist Award 2026: Complete list

IIT Roorkee hydrologist Prof. Ankit Agarwal receives NASI Young Scientist Award 2026: Complete list

NASI Young Scientist Award 2026 honours IIT Roorkee’s Prof. Ankit Agarwal The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee has announced that Prof. Ankit Agarwal of its Department of Hydrology has been selected for the National Academy of Sciences, India (NASI) Young Scientist Award 2026. The institute shared the announcement on August 4, stating that the…

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Rich Parents Teaching Mandarin: From Mark Zuckerberg to Elon Musk: Why some of the world's richest parents want their children to learn Mandarin

Rich Parents Teaching Mandarin: From Mark Zuckerberg to Elon Musk: Why some of the world’s richest parents want their children to learn Mandarin

For these influential parents, language is becoming the ultimate future skill In an era where artificial intelligence can write code, answer complex questions and translate languages in seconds, many parents assume that coding is the most important skill children need for the future. Yet some of the world’s wealthiest and most influential families are making…

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