Meet Tibor Gánti: The forgotten scientist who explained life decades before modern biology caught up |

The history of science is crowded with people whose ideas arrived before the rest of the field was ready for them. Tibor Gánti belonged somewhere in that uneasy category: respected in small circles, barely recognised outside them, and for years almost absent from wider discussions about how life began. His work circulated quietly through Hungarian…

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‘My job is going’: Britain faces growing AI fears as workers report fewer opportunities

Representational AI photo Artificial intelligence is beginning to affect jobs across the UK, especially in sectors linked to writing, translation, data analysis and creative work. Companies are increasingly using AI tools to reduce costs, slow hiring and replace some entry-level tasks.A 2024 estimate by the International Monetary Fund said more than two-thirds of British workers…

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Taurus Horoscope Today, May 31, 2026: Mercury gives you focus, especially for reading, writing, and problem solving

A soft, supportive day, with one warning bell around food. The Moon favours your home zone, so you’ll feel steadier once you lean on family and routine.You’ll notice your spouse or partner becomes your anchor today. Venus enhances your mood and makes you feel more comfortable and more romantic than normal and that sweetness can…

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Why you should not wash a new clay pot with your hands inside: The right way to clean a matka |

Indian households use earthen jars called matkas extensively for keeping drinking water at home during the summer. These pots naturally keep water cool. Nevertheless, while bringing a matka from the market, one often makes an erroneous practice, which involves washing the matka using one’s hands by putting them inside it.Although it may sound like a…

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Thought of the day inspired by the Bhagavad Gita: Why comparison steals peace

The feeling of comparison or being compared has quietly become a part of our lives. People compare careers, salaries, looks, relationships, lifestyles, and even happiness. Social media has strengthened this behaviour by constantly showing ‘polished’ versions of other people’s lives that have been out on their feeds after utmost work through extensive editing and correct…

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Perfectly good food is being dumped in massive quantities, and a computer glitch is behind it |

The modern global food supply system is increasingly reliant on a hidden digital framework (often referred to as the ‘Authorisation Gap’ for regulating the distribution and sale of agricultural products. A research study released through ScienceDaily illustrated how vast amounts of safe and usable food continue to be wasted because those products do not exist…

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