A 2,000-year-old stone maze discovered in India could change what we know about ancient Rome links

A mysterious circular stone structure discovered in the grasslands of Maharashtra is drawing major attention from archaeologists and historians across the world. Hidden in the Boramani grasslands of Solapur district, the formation is now believed to be India’s largest circular labyrinth, with experts estimating that it could be more than 2,000 years old. The discovery…

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Iran-Us Talks: Hormuz ‘communication line’, Lebanon ‘de-confliction cell’: 5 key outcomes from first round of Iran-US talks

JD Vance, Iran’s lead negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Iran FM Abbas Araghchi (AP images) NEW DELHI: Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi on Monday claimed that the first round of high-level talks between Iran and the United States in Burgenstock, Switzerland, had delivered “major progress”, with both sides agreeing to continue technical negotiations throughout the…

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NFL Trade Rumor: Minnesota Vikings emerge as potential landing spot for $34 million Indianapolis Colts quarterback | NFL News

Minnesota Vikings emerge as potential landing spot for $34 million Indianapolis Colts quarterback.(Image via X) The Indianapolis Colts’ star player Anthony Richardson has been a regular name in the league’s trade rumors ever since he requested a trade from the team, a few months ago. While he has been linked to many teams, the Minnesota…

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Rera Registration: Are brokers and real estate agents covered under RERA Act? Here’s what the law says

Ever wondered whether the broker showing you that ‘perfect flat or house’ is actually regulated by law, or just operating in a grey zone? House hunting The answer lies in the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016.The Act lays out clear regulatory obligations on real estate agents dealing in property transactions linked to registered…

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9 deaths in 6 days, 18 since May: A wave of maternal deaths in Rajasthan that no one is talking about | Jaipur News

NEW DELHI: A series of maternal deaths in Rajasthan‘s government hospitals has once again put the state’s public healthcare system under scrutiny, with nine women dying in Bhilwara and Banswara within just six days. The latest fatalities have taken the total number of maternal deaths reported from government hospitals in five districts since May to…

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