In the 1960s, scientists studying the venom of a Brazilian pit viper found a compound that lowered blood pressure, and it led to captopril, one of the first widely used blood pressure pills, approved in the US in 1981

(Image credit: Wikimedia Commons) Long before modern medical science emerged, nature held answers to healing, protection and healthy living within its bounds. Across several communities and spiritual cosmologies, the natural world has been viewed as the guide for the human world, as have the species that reside in it. Among the myriad spcies that have…

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Bseb Dummy Admit Card 2027: BSEB dummy admit card 2027 released for Class 10, 12 exams: Check direct link to download hall ticket here

BSEB exam registration 2027 date extended The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has issued dummy admit cards for students appearing in the Class 10 (Matric) and Class 12 (Intermediate) annual examinations in 2027. Students can download their dummy hall tickets from the board’s official website between November 1 and November 7, 2026.The board has advised…

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Ardra Moon on Halloween: Why This Nakshatra Is Linked to Storms, Tears and Transformation

Celebrate Halloween this year under the influence of Vedic astrology as the Moon graces Ardra, the stormy nakshatra, stirring deep feelings and possible disputes amidst Mercury’s retrograde challenge. As the Moon transitions to Punarvasu, a phase of rejuvenation emerges, paving the way for healing. Furthermore, Jupiter’s entrance into Leo introduces a major astrological influence, heralding…

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Mookuthi Amman 2: Sundar C clarifies AI use in Nayanthara starrer ‘Mookuthi Amman 2,’ says, ‘Out of more than 3,000 graphics shots, AI was used in only 15’ | Tamil Movie News

Director Sundar C has opened up about the hard work behind the visual effects in his upcoming film ‘Mookuthi Amman 2.’ The filmmaker expressed disappointment over claims that the film’s graphics were created entirely using artificial intelligence (AI). He explained that hundreds of artists had worked on the project for several months to create its…

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World record at 40! Sikandar Raza smashes unbeaten ton against Afghanistan, enters elite list | Cricket News

Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza created history with a stunning unbeaten century against Afghanistan in the second T20I in Sharjah on Thursday. The 40-year-old scored 106 not out off just 56 balls, hitting five fours and nine sixes.However, his brilliant effort could not prevent Zimbabwe from losing by 19 runs as Afghanistan secured an unassailable 2-0…

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‘Not looking at him for white-ball cricket’: Is Ravindra Jadeja’s ODI career over? | Cricket News

​Ravindra Jadeja (PTI Photo) Former India cricketers Cheteshwar Pujara and Abhishek Nayar have offered different views on Ravindra Jadeja’s future in ODI cricket after the all-rounder was left out of some recent series.The 37-year-old was not included in India’s squad for the five-match ODI series against New Zealand, with Axar Patel currently the team’s first-choice…

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Psychology says people who treat their purchases as part of a collection may find the shopping process more enjoyable, as research involving 3,306 participants reveals how a collecting mindset changes what we want

People have a dream of a closet that doesn’t just consist of clothes, rather a space that holds stories, culture and respect for tradition. For instance, one can wish to own a collection of sarees that are acquired from different corners of India engrained with hard work of local artisans. They wouldn’t simply be a…

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1300 BC: Miners worked a copper vein in Spain with hundreds of stone hammers; more than 3,000 years later, researchers found chemical matches in 11 Scandinavian bronze objects, hinting at a far-reaching trade network

Representative Image (AI-generated) A mine in south-western Spain is offering new clues about how copper travelled across Bronze Age Europe, potentially linking miners in the Iberian Peninsula with communities in Scandinavia thousands of kilometres away. Around 1300 BC, people were extracting copper ore at Las Minillas, using stone tools to work deposits deep underground. Centuries…

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DYPIU symposium explores biotechnology advances in healthcare, agriculture and pandemic preparedness

DYPIU Pune hosts national biotechnology symposium; experts discuss healthcare, agriculture and pandemic preparedness PUNE: The School of Biosciences and Bioengineering (SoBB) at D. Y. Patil International University (DYPIU), Akurdi, Pune, organised the 3rd National Symposium on ‘Recent Advances in Biotechnology: Innovations, Applications and Future Perspectives’ at Shantai Auditorium on October 14, 2026. The symposium brought…

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