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Two Armagh Planetarium and Observatory employees, Dr Rok Nežič and Shane Kelly, have had asteroids named after them in recognition of their contributions to astronomy and meteorology.
Read article →An 85-year-old Kerala grandmother teaches children three languages and maths using a traditional method passed down through generations, connecting everyday learning with the state's cultural heritage.
Read article →IAS officer Gajendra Singh Nagesh and village panchayats revive polluted Singri River in India, creating a 600-metre riverfront with an open-air theatre, benefiting 6,000+ villagers.
Read article →People born before 1970 share nostalgic dinner memories, revealing common meals from the past, including meatloaf, beef stroganoff, and canned fruits and veggies.
Read article →From a small village in Bihar, Purav Jha turned his passion for acting into a growing career, overcoming initial struggles to become a recognized actor on OTT platforms.
Read article →North Korea's isolation deepens despite economic development, UN official says, with people more cut off from the outside world than ever before, facing hunger, forced labor, and limited access to information and medicine.
Read article →The UN's 30-year political mission in Somalia comes to an end, marking a significant milestone in the country's journey towards recovery and state-building. The UN will continue to support Somalia's institutions and people through humanitarian and development efforts.
Read article →A Gond Adivasi community in Madhya Pradesh's Kanha landscape shares a story about two tigers, Ram and Laxman, who were once part of their household, highlighting their reverence for nature and coexistence with wildlife.
Read article →Delhi women reclaim the outdoors, sharing stories of harassment and resilience in the face of unwanted attention while enjoying nature in the Indian capital.
Read article →Night owls have unique personality traits that set them apart from early birds, including being curious and open to new experiences, creative, and more.
Read article →A retired Marine Corps veteran and his wife have created a museum in Wisconsin, showcasing a vast collection of Marine Corps memorabilia, with guided tours available during the summer months.
Read article →A Texas school district names a new elementary school after a long-time custodian, Marilyn Hampton, in recognition of her dedication and selfless service to the community.
Read article →University of Florida gymnast Skye Blakely returns to campus after winning the world all-around title, focusing on helping her team win the NCAA championship.
Read article →The Louvre in Paris signs an agreement with unions, addressing concerns over working conditions, personnel, and renovations, and commits to hiring 50 new security personnel and improving pay for certain workers.
Read article →Sir Patrick Stewart's family suggests donating to Alzheimer's research in lieu of flowers or tributes, highlighting the importance of advancing understanding and treatment of the disease.
Read article →Fact-checkers are adapting to the challenges of misinformation and AI-generated content, ensuring the integrity of truth in the digital age.
Read article →Historical milestones and achievements celebrated on October 30, including the completion of the Bosporus Bridge, US aid to Great Britain during WWII, and notable birthdays of artists and entertainers.
Read article →Renewed hope for the Amazon rainforest, a groundbreaking skin cancer vaccine, and a nicotine loophole closed in the UK are among the positive news stories from the past week.
Read article →A former student from a rural village in Andhra Pradesh returns to his community to support thousands of children in accessing education, bridging the gap between urban and rural opportunities.
Read article →Parents can help teenagers navigate comparison, build confidence, and recognize their own progress by understanding the emotions behind their comparisons and encouraging them to focus on their own goals and efforts.
Read article →International Space Station crew members celebrate Halloween with creative costumes, often made from available materials, showcasing their spirits and camaraderie in space.
Read article →A Minneapolis veteran receives a refurbished car from students at the Dunwoody College of Engineering, enabling him to regain independence and improve his quality of life.
Read article →Birdwatching may slow cognitive decline and improve brain function in older adults by promoting neuroplasticity and curiosity.
Read article →South Africa selects Durban as preferred candidate to host the first Olympics in Africa, aiming to stage the 2036 or 2040 Summer Olympics and Paralympics.
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