Gunaikurnai Rituals: Grass burned for magic, healing and cursing: 25,000-year-old cave discovery reveals ancient Australian rituals

For 25,000 years, the GunaiKurnai (an Australian Aboriginal nation) people carried grass into Cloggs Cave and burned it. Archaeologists have finally found physical evidence that proves the ritual existed. These people burned the grass as part of rituals tied to magic, healing and the spiritual realm. Researchers unearthed layers of ash rich in phytoliths, microscopic…

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PSSSB Jail Warder Admit card 2026 released at sssb.punjab.gov.in; candidates can download hall ticket through email and website

PSSSB Jail Warder Admit card 2026 released; candidates can download hall ticket before July examination PSSSB Jail Warder Admit card 2026: The Punjab Subordinate Service Selection Board (PSSSB) has released the Jail Warder and Matron Admit Card 2026 for candidates appearing in the written examination. Applicants who registered for the recruitment process can now access…

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Naseeruddin Shah SLAMS Bollywood’s silence on CJP protests: ‘Dog with a bone can’t bark’ | Hindi Movie News

Naseeruddin Shah criticised Bollywood’s silence on the Cockroach Janta Party protests, comparing silent actors to “a dog with a bone” that can’t bark. He shared a video supporting protesting students, saying “sab yaad rakha jayega.” While many actors stayed quiet, Shabana Azmi and Ritesh Deshmukh voiced their support for the protests. Naseeruddin Shah has raised…

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‘Put your own house in order’: India slams Pakistan over crossborder terror at UN | India News

India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Parvathaneni Harish (PTI file photo) NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday once again hit out at Pakistan over its continued use of crossborder terrorism, accusing Islamabad of employing terrorism as a “tool of state policy”. New Delhi also reiterated that Jammu and Kashmir “has always been, is, and will…

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Glasgow gold quest begins: Neeraj Chopra, Mirabai Chanu lead India’s medal hopes at Commonwealth Games 2026 | Commonwealth Games News

Neeraj Chopra and Mirabai Chanu (Image credit: Agencies) India will begin its Commonwealth Games campaign in Glasgow on Thursday with a compact yet accomplished 125-member contingent aiming to maximise its opportunities in a drastically trimmed programme. The Games, running from July 23Aug 2, feature just 10 sports, forcing India to recalibrate expectations after a highly…

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They can survive for 3000 years yet 1 in 5 of giant sequoias were destroyed in California fires; a NASA-funded study says controlled burns could dramatically improve their survival

Giant sequoias (Image Credit: Canva) California’s giant sequoias have stood tall for thousands of years, surviving droughts, storms and countless natural fires. Yet, in just two wildfire seasons, these ancient giants suffered unprecedented losses. Between 2020 and 2021, record-breaking wildfires are estimated to have killed nearly 17% of the world’s mature giant sequoias, roughly one…

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Delhi University Political Science department turns 75, honours former faculty and launches academic journal

University of Delhi marks Political Science department’s Diamond Jubilee with faculty, alumni and cultural programme NEW DELHI: The Department of Political Science at the University of Delhi marked its Diamond Jubilee with a commemorative programme at Vande Mataram Hall, Faculty of Arts, celebrating 75 years since its establishment. The event brought together university officials, faculty…

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Jameela Jamil sparks fierce backlash after calling British people ‘the most evil people in history’

The actress and broadcaster, best known for her role as Tahani Al-Jamil in the critically acclaimed comedy ‘The Good Place’, made the remarks during an episode of her podcast ‘Jameela Jamil: Unfiltered’ alongside television personalities Blakely Thornton and Justin. Speaking about how she shaped the character, she said, “I’m so lucky to have been part…

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