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Retired Army veteran S. Vijayan (65), feeling humiliated by his daughters' constant demands, even for daily expenses, to...
26/06/2025

Retired Army veteran S. Vijayan (65), feeling humiliated by his daughters' constant demands, even for daily expenses, took an extraordinary step: he dropped ₹4 crore worth of property documents into the hundi of Renugambal Amman temple in Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu.

The documents, original deeds for land and a house, were discovered during routine hundi inspections. 

Vijayan, who has lived alone after family estrangement, declared he would formally register the assets to the temple as an act of protest and devotion.

His elder daughter has now petitioned the court for the return of the deeds, arguing the properties were acquired jointly and questions Vijayan’s mental state at the time of donation.

Meanwhile, temple officials note the documents cannot be claimed until legally registered, leaving the matter in the hands of the HR&CE department.

[Retried army man temple donation, S Vijayan property deed hundi, Tamil Nadu family dispute, temple property legal battle, HR&CE department]

A team of scientists from the University of Sheffield and University of Warwick discovered that a specific protein, ovoc...
26/06/2025

A team of scientists from the University of Sheffield and University of Warwick discovered that a specific protein, ovocleidin-17 (OC-17), is crucial for the formation of a chicken egg’s shell. 

And here’s the twist, this protein is found only in a chicken’s ovaries. That means the eggshell cannot form without the chicken!

In simple terms: A creature genetically close to a chicken (a proto-chicken) mutated slightly and developed OC-17.

That proto-chicken laid the first true “chicken egg” using the OC-17 protein.
So, the chicken came first, and laid the egg!

The egg didn't create the chicken. The protein only found in chickens did. This solves one of the oldest questions in biology by showing how evolution and molecular biology intersect.

OC-17 accelerates crystallization of calcium carbonate to form hard shells
Chicken domestication began ~8,000 years ago from red junglefowl
This research connects evolutionary lineage and molecular structure

[ovocleidin-17, eggshell formation, proto-chicken, evolution, domestication, red junglefowl, molecular biology, OC-17 protein]

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26/06/2025

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A medical mystery that spiraled into a viral spectacle: a 64‑year‑old Chinese man, surnamed Yang, recently underwent end...
26/06/2025

A medical mystery that spiraled into a viral spectacle: a 64‑year‑old Chinese man, surnamed Yang, recently underwent endoscopic surgery after complaining of abdominal discomfort. 

To everyone’s shock, doctors retrieved a 17 cm toothbrush lodged in his small intestine—a relic he swallowed at age 12 and forgot ever existed.

Yang swallowed the brush at 12, too frightened to tell his parents, assuming it would dissolve or pass naturally. He lived symptom-free for over five decades, until a weird abdominal sensation prompted a hospital visit.

The 80‑minute endoscopic surgery successfully removed the brush; it remained lodged in a gut “crook,” preventing internal damage. 

Such cases, though rare, aren’t unheard of, similar incidents include toothbrushes and even super-glue tubes being removed after decades in the digestive tract 

[toothbrush in intestine, foreign body, endoscopic removal, medical anomaly, 52 years, digestive resilience, intestinal perforation risk, Yang toothbrush story]

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26/06/2025

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The historic Rath Mela of Mahishadal, a 629-year-old annual festival celebrated with grand religious fervor in East Midn...
26/06/2025

The historic Rath Mela of Mahishadal, a 629-year-old annual festival celebrated with grand religious fervor in East Midnapore, West Bengal, has been cancelled in 2025, marking the first time in recorded history that the chariot procession will not take place.

The reason? Alleged administrative delays and lack of support from the Trinamool Congress-led state government. Locals claim that the district administration failed to issue necessary clearances, triggering outrage among devotees, temple priests, and opposition leaders.

The Rath Mela, held during the Jagannath Rath Yatra, draws lakhs of devotees and tourists, offering not just spiritual significance but also crucial livelihood opportunities for local vendors, artisans, and workers.

Many have accused the government of showing "cultural apathy" and "deliberate neglect of Hindu traditions."

While authorities have cited "security and infrastructure concerns," critics say the last-minute halt reflects political bias and poor planning, especially given the event’s centuries-old legacy.

[Rath Mela 2025, Mahishadal, Mamata Banerjee, Hindu festivals, cultural heritage, Rath Yatra Bengal, TMC backlash, West Bengal controversy, Jagannath Yatra]

In a groundbreaking breakthrough, Chinese scientists have created baby mice from two male parents, a first in reproducti...
26/06/2025

In a groundbreaking breakthrough, Chinese scientists have created baby mice from two male parents, a first in reproductive science.

Researchers at Shanghai Jiao Tong University
used a technique called androgenesis, inserting DNA from two male mice into an egg cell with its genetic material removed.

Out of 259 embryos implanted into surrogate females, two survived, grew into healthy adults, and were able to reproduce naturally.

The achievement proves that same-sex male reproduction is possible in mammals.

However, experts say applying this to humans is still a long way off.

The process is risky, highly inefficient, and still relies on mitochondrial DNA from a female egg donor, meaning the child would technically have three genetic contributors.

Scientists also face challenges with genomic imprinting, which makes creating offspring from two males far more complex than from two females.

[Biological Male, Baby, Viral News]

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26/06/2025

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Mid-week monsoon burst its banks as sudden cloudbursts in Kullu and Kangra districts unleashed flash floods and landslid...
26/06/2025

Mid-week monsoon burst its banks as sudden cloudbursts in Kullu and Kangra districts unleashed flash floods and landslides, sweeping away at least 2 lives, injuring dozens, and leaving 20+ missing.

Workers at a hydroelectric project near Dharamshala were caught off guard when torrents from the Manuni Khad washed through their labour colony,two bodies were retrieved, with dozens feared swept away.

Meanwhile, smaller cloudbursts in Kullu’s Jeeva Nallah, Rehla Bihal, Banjar, and Manikaran devastated homes, damaged roads, and swept away vehicles and bridges.

State rescue teams, SDRF, NDRF, local officials, and volunteer groups, are racing against time to search and evacuate affected villages, while the IMD has issued an orange alert for heavy rainfall across multiple districts.

These events highlight the vulnerabilities of mountainous regions to sudden cloudburst activity, extreme, concentrated rainfall that can release over 100 mm/hour and cause deadly floods and landslides.

[Himachal cloudburst, Kullu Kangra floods, hydro project tragedy, flash flood rescue, mountain landslide alert, cloudburst]

In a powerful story of friendship and determination, six boys from Manipur who met in Class 6 at Sainik School Imphal ha...
26/06/2025

In a powerful story of friendship and determination, six boys from Manipur who met in Class 6 at Sainik School Imphal have achieved their dream of becoming Indian Army officers together.

Lieutenants Thokchom Shiggarth, M Denish Singh, Naoton Maetei, Naoba, Meghnat Soibam, and Ronendro Angom were commissioned at the Indian Military Academy in Dehradun, after years of training through NDA and IMA.

Coming from humble backgrounds, their journey reflects grit, discipline, and the power of shared purpose.

Now posted across different parts of India, their bond remains unbreakable.

Their achievement is a beacon of hope for Manipur—a reminder that with unity and dedication, even the biggest dreams can come true.

[Manipur, Indian Army, Positive News]

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