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Facebook is offering monthly payment up to ₹2.8 lakh:Meta launches ‘Creator Fast Track’ programme, what is it and how to apply

Meta is doubling down on the creator economy with a new program called Creator Fast Track on Facebook. This initiative isn’t just about getting noticed it’s about helping creators earn money quickly while growing their audience. The goal is clear: attract popular creators from platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube by offering both financial support […]

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War isn’t just destructive it has a climate cost too:Israel-Gaza war emitted 33 million tonnes of CO₂; study reveals

While the humanitarian tragedy of the Israel-Gaza war is widely documented, a groundbreaking study published in the journal One Earth (March 2026) reveals a staggering environmental toll that often remains “invisible.” Researchers have found that the conflict has generated approximately 33.2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e), a figure comparable to the annual

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Is sleep secretly aging your brain? Science says yes:If you want to avoid Dementia, fix your sleep cycle now

Sleep isn’t just about feeling fresh in the morning. It might actually reveal how fast your brain is ageing and even your risk of dementia. A new study by researchers from the University of California, San Francisco and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center has found a surprising link between sleep patterns and brain health. How

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World Happiness Report says social media making teens unhappy:Scrolling but not smiling, why? Here’s what the latest study reveals

The World Happiness Report 2026 has once again raised a red flag about social media, especially how it affects teenagers. According to the report, passively scrolling through algorithm-driven content can harm young people’s mental health. This adds to a growing list of experts who believe that today’s social platforms may be doing more harm than

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Facebook is offering monthly payment up to ₹2.8 lakh:Meta launches ‘Creator Fast Track’ programme, what is it and how to apply

Meta is doubling down on the creator economy with a new program called Creator Fast Track on Facebook. This initiative isn’t just about getting noticed it’s about helping creators earn money quickly while growing their audience. The goal is clear: attract popular creators from platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube by offering both financial support

Facebook is offering monthly payment up to ₹2.8 lakh:Meta launches ‘Creator Fast Track’ programme, what is it and how to apply Read More »

War isn’t just destructive it has a climate cost too:Israel-Gaza war emitted 33 million tonnes of CO₂; study reveals

While the humanitarian tragedy of the Israel-Gaza war is widely documented, a groundbreaking study published in the journal One Earth (March 2026) reveals a staggering environmental toll that often remains “invisible.” Researchers have found that the conflict has generated approximately 33.2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e), a figure comparable to the annual

War isn’t just destructive it has a climate cost too:Israel-Gaza war emitted 33 million tonnes of CO₂; study reveals Read More »

War isn’t just destructive it has a climate cost too:Israel-Gaza war emitted 33 million tonnes of CO₂; study reveals

While the humanitarian tragedy of the Israel-Gaza war is widely documented, a groundbreaking study published in the journal One Earth (March 2026) reveals a staggering environmental toll that often remains “invisible.” Researchers have found that the conflict has generated approximately 33.2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e), a figure comparable to the annual

War isn’t just destructive it has a climate cost too:Israel-Gaza war emitted 33 million tonnes of CO₂; study reveals Read More »

Can meditation change your brain? Indian scientists say yes:Researchers from IISc reveal how meditation can actually rewire your brain waves

Meditation is often linked with calmness, focus, and emotional balance. But scientists now believe it may also help the brain stay healthier as we age. A new study by researchers at the Centre for Neuroscience, Indian Institute of Science (IISc) suggests that long-term meditation can strengthen certain brain activities that usually weaken with age or

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Taking travel and food advice from AI increasing mutual confusion:AI chatbot showing human traits like doubt, anger, and ego

For Carolina Caro (51) of California, AI chatbots are like a miracle. She takes AI’s help for everything from writing emails to menopause problems, but her writer husband does not approve of this. This story is becoming a bitter reality in millions of homes around the world, where AI is now creating ideological rifts in

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Earth’s rotation is slowing at a historic rate:Something not seen in 3.6 million years, here’s what scientists found

It may sound surprising, but climate change is slowly affecting how long a day lasts on Earth. According to a new study, rising sea levels are gradually slowing down the planet’s rotation, which means the length of an average day is increasing. Scientists say the length of a day is currently growing by about 1.33

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