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Scientists drilled nearly 1 kilometre into an Antarctic glacier and found meltwater can make the ice suddenly move 20% faster |

Glacier in Antarctica. Image Credit: Jason Auch/Wikipedia Scientists have directly linked surface meltwater to a sudden increase in the speed of an Antarctic glacier, after drilling deep into Langhovde Glacier in East Antarctica. The study titled ‘Acceleration of an Antarctic outlet glacier driven by surface meltwater input to the base,’ found that water from melting…

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Big reunion at Brics: PM Modi, Xi & Putin meet for 3rd time in 3 yrs; PM shares photo | India News

PM Modi posted a series of photos from the Brics Summit NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday posted a series of photos from the Brics Summit in Delhi, including one showing him with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin as they held hands.Other leaders attending the summit include Iranian president…

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Vishnu Vishal: ‘Stop this nonsense, high time u guys also move on’: Vishnu Vishal sends strong message to fans over fallout with ‘Mandaadi’ star Soori, says ‘misunderstandings were settled in 2024’ | Tamil Movie News

Vishnu Vishal has once again addressed speculation surrounding his equation with Soori, urging social media users to stop revisiting an issue that the two actors have already put behind them. The discussion resurfaced after Vishnu Vishal wished Soori for his recent release, ‘Mandaadi’.However, the actor clarified that their misunderstandings were resolved in 2024 and that…

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Shia cleric Yasoob Abbas meets Iranian President Pezeshkian, calls for stronger India-Iran ties | India News

Maulana Yasoob Abbas, general secretary of the All India Shia Personal Law Board, met Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in New Delhi and called for strengthening ties between India and Iran, his office said in a statement.Abbas welcomed Pezeshkian on behalf of the Shia community in India and handed him a letter seeking closer bilateral relations….

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Brazil’s 200 million termite mounds are up to 4,000 years old, but they are made from soil termites dug out while building tunnels | World News

PC: Study: A vast 4,000-year-old spatial pattern of termite mounds Across northeastern Brazil, an extraordinary landscape hides a secret beneath its surface. Around 200 million earthen mounds stretch across roughly 230,000 square kilometres, an area about the size of Great Britain. Some of these structures are almost 4,000 years old, yet they are not termite…

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Namrata Singh: ‘Hanuman Ansh’ producer reveals why the film won’t be India’s official Oscar entry this year: ‘We are a really small team’ | Hindi Movie News

‘Hanuman Ansh’ producer reveals why the film won’t be India’s official Oscar entry this year: ‘We are a really small team’ ‘Hanuman Ansh’ continues its strong box office run, and the makers are now working to expand the film’s reach across languages and territories. Producer Namrata Singh of SacredIP Trans Media Tech has confirmed that…

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‘Must turn pyramid of privilege into platform of partnership’: PM Modi takes shot at West at Brics | India News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets the gathering during the 18th BRICS Summit, at the Bharat Mandapam, in New Delhi NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday called for a reset of global governance, saying the Global South is at the “front row” of global crises but remains at the “back row” of decision-making, and…

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160-year-old St. Louis church went through a fire, 37 service requests and 2 structural condemnations; after a year-long legal fight, a neighbourhood group has won control to rehabilitate it

For years, a 160-year-old church in St. Louis stood as a reminder of a neighbourhood’s past while steadily becoming one of its most troubled properties. The vacant structure had endured a fire, repeated complaints and two structural condemnations. City records showed 37 service requests connected to the property, as concerns about its condition continued to…

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