In 1996, two students cooling off in a river found an ancient skull and sparked a 20-year battle over American history |

In 1996, two students discovered an ancient skeleton, dubbed “The Ancient One,” near the Columbia River. DNA analysis revealed the 9,000-year-old remains are genetically linked to Native Americans, resolving a long-standing debate. Representative Image (Image Credits: Google Gemini) In the year 1996, two young college students, struggling with the intense heat of July on a…

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‘Some try to hijack our flag’: Keir Starmer’s stern message to ‘fake patriots’ on St George’s Day

Marking St George’s Day, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered a strong message against what he termed “plastic patriotism”, accusing some groups of misusing the St George’s Cross to spread hate and division.In a statement, Starmer said that the flag belongs to the “vast majority” who believe in unity, respect and shared values, rather than…

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BJP restored peace in Assam, spurred development, says Rajnath | India News

Guwahati: Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said the BJP-led govt had accelerated “unprecedented development” in Assam by restoring peace, claiming more than 7,500 militants had laid down arms and returned to the mainstream.Addressing a rally in Tezpur for Asom Gana Parishad candidate Prithiraj Rabha, Singh said Centre’s policies had weakened militancy, terrorism and naxalism…

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J&K: 3 Kashmir varsities end MOUs with US NGO after ‘security concerns’ | India News

SRINAGAR: Three universities in Kashmir have terminated academic agreements with a US-based NGO, Kashmir Care Foundation (KCF), following internal reviews amid a buzz that intelligence agencies had flagged concerns over its activities.University of Kashmir, Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) and Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir (SKUAST-K) issued orders cancelling…

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Bengal polls: Why SIR is validation for Kalimpong residents | India News

In Bengal, the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls has triggered sharp political controversy, with allegations that large numbers of people risk being struck off voter lists. But in Kalimpong’s Tibetan settlement, many residents recall the experience of voter verification very differently — as a process that recognised settled communities rather than excluding them.In…

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Kritika Kamra reveals why she and Gaurav Kapur skipped destination wedding: ‘The marriage was the big deal, not the wedding’

Kritika Kamra has opened up about her intimate registry wedding with Gaurav Kapur, held on March 11 at his Mumbai home. In a candid interview, the actress explained why the couple deliberately chose to skip a 3-4 day destination wedding, saying the marriage, not the wedding, was always the priority. Kritika revealed that she genuinely…

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Sabarimala women entry row: BJP slams LDF, UDF’s ‘U-turn’, but says ‘happy’ with their stand | India News

NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party on Tuesday criticised the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government in Kerala and the opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) over their “U-turn” on Sabarimala women entry issue. The saffron party added that though it was “happy” with their stance now, it sought clarification over the shift. Both LDF and UDF had…

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In call with Iran president, PM Modi slams infra attacks, says ship lanes must stay open | India News

NEW DELHI: With the conflict in the West Asia region threatening to engulf energy infrastructure, and amid concerns about a possible LPG crisis at home, PM Modi spoke to the Iranian President, Masoud Pezeshkian, for the second time since the start of military hostilities and reiterated the importance of safeguarding freedom of navigation and ensuring…

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