Scientists uncover 110,000-year-old evidence in Israel of humans and Neanderthals working together |

The first published research from Tinshemet Cave is quietly reshaping how scientists look at the relationship between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens. It is not just about two groups coexisting in the Levant during the mid-Middle Palaeolithic. The evidence points to something closer, more tangled, shared tools, habits, and even shared burial practices. The site suggests…

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Is seagulling the new situationship for Gen Z? The dating trend that refuses to let you move on

How are we already not done with these tags? It’s 2026, and we still have people who are playing games and have commitment issues but still want the “commited” treatment. Just when you thought situationships could not get more confusing, Gen Z dating culture has introduced a new emotional rollercoaster: seagulling. It is that oddly…

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P. V. Sindhu’s elegant Hyderabad home combines minimalist interiors, family-centric spaces, and breathtaking hilltop views

P. V. Sindhu is one of India’s most celebrated athletes, having won Olympic medals and various global achievements in badminton. Off the court, her home in Hyderabad reflects her personality – calm, disciplined, and deeply connected to family. Her residence blends elegance, functionality, and emotional warmth. Here are some features of PV Sindhu’s Hyderabad home….

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Why your ‘squeaky clean’ hand-washed dishes might not be clean at all |

Visually clean dishes don’t guarantee actual cleanliness, as handwashing often fails to remove invisible residues and bacteria. Studies reveal that manual methods, limited by water temperature and soap chemistry, can even relocate contaminants. There’s something about dishwashing in the kitchen sink with your hands buried in hot water that is very calming – especially after…

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