A Hyderabad developer building a 150-acre residential project faced losing around 800 mango trees to a link road, so he bought another plot and spent six to eight months moving the trees instead of cutting them down

Photo credit: Vata Foundation When a link road threatened around 800 mango trees on a 150-acre residential project in Hyderabad, developer Ashwin Rao faced a difficult choice: allow the trees to be cut or find a way to preserve them. He chose the latter, bought another plot of land and arranged to move the trees….

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Lithops: These tiny succulents look like pebbles and can disappear into a tray of stones: The way they store water and use light makes them unlike ordinary houseplants

Look closely at a pot of lithops, and you might think someone filled it with small, speckled stones. These plants, known as living stones, are real succulents from the deserts of southern Africa, and they have some of the most unusual survival tricks in the plant world. They hide in plain sight, store water inside…

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Researchers studying deaf children aged 3 to 7 found those exposed to sign language from birth performed comparably in early maths to hearing children who learnt spoken language from birth

A child points to three colourful fish and is asked a simple question: how many are there? The answer may seem easy, but understanding what the number three actually represents is an important step in early mathematical development. A new study suggests that deaf children can develop this understanding at a level comparable to hearing…

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This remote Nagaland village sits on the India-Myanmar border, has a house that stretches across two countries

Photo courtesy: longwavillage.com At first glance, this place looks like a remote village nestled amid the green hills of Northeast India, where traditional homes, forested slopes and a close-knit community define everyday life. But look a little closer, and its location begins to tell an extraordinary story. Here, an international boundary is not merely a…

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Toyota Fortuner Win: A Madhya Pradesh Grandmother bought a Rs. 200 lucky draw coupon at a Garba event; one year later, her 6-year-old grandson won a Fortuner SUV worth Rs. 50 lakhs; family celebrates with dhol and procession

Photo: AI generated via Canva A lucky six-year-old boy from Madhya Pradesh has won a Toyota Fortuner worth around Rs 50 lakh in a lucky draw after his grandmother bought a coupon for just Rs 200 at a Garba event.And while most of us have tucked a raffle ticket at some point, be it a…

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Who is Manju Nautiyal, the Pahadi housewife whose song ‘Mari Murga Shikar…’ has gone viral on internet as the ultimate transition song

Photo: Facebook/Manju Nautiyal A song can travel across mountains, states and languages before the voice behind it becomes familiar to the wider world. For Manju Nautiyal, a folk singer from Uttarakhand’s Tehri Garhwal district, that journey has taken an unexpected turn. Her distinctive, high-pitched Pahari vocals, heard prominently in rapper Badshah’s Delhi Se Manali (Ladka…

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“Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity”; why true friends stand by you without expecting anything in return and never treat your bond as a means to get ahead

Friendship reveals its true meaning when there is nothing to gain. It is easy to stay close to someone when life is exciting, opportunities are flowing, or their success can somehow benefit others. But what happens when a friend has nothing to offer? The quote, “Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity,” is…

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