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Florida's first underwater habitat in 40 years will soon host scientists

A new underwater habitat has been installed off the Florida Keys coast. This habitat will allow scientists to live and work beneath the ocean for extended periods. It offers a unique opportunity to study human health responses to extreme environments. Research will also focus on coral reef restoration and climate impact assessments. This marks a significant advancement for marine science and human physiology research.
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Rare 2,000-year-old Liubo boards found, but the game's rules remain a mystery

Ancient Liubo boards discovered in Han Dynasty tombs shed light on a beloved game that transcended social classes for centuries. Archaeologists have detailed the game's equipment and venues of play, yet the precise rules of Liubo continue to elude scholars, presenting an enduring enigma in the realm of archaeology. The allure of this lost gameplay continues to inspire curiosity.
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This 90-year-old woman in China unknowingly kept using a live grenade as a kitchen hammer for over 20 years

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A giant stone jar in Laos holding 37 skeletons may finally solve a century-old mystery

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Diego Garcia became one of the world's most strategic military bases

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Retired police officer discovers an exceptionally rare white rattlesnake in Arizona, “once-in-a-lifetime” find

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1,600-year-old Roman guardian spirit found beneath ancient fort in northern England

At Vindolanda fort, archaeologists have made an exciting discovery: a sandstone carving of a Roman guardian spirit, estimated to be 1,600 years old. This striking relief depicts a genius, symbolising the protective spirit revered by the soldiers. Such archaeological finds deepen our understanding of the spiritual lives and beliefs of Roman forces stationed at this military stronghold, adding to the fort's historical narrative.
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Seattle's 'Emerald City' from space: How glaciers and people shaped its landscape

Ancient glaciers sculpted Seattle's hills and valleys thousands of years ago. Humans later reshaped this terrain through extensive engineering projects. The city's development is closely tied to its numerous waterways and coastlines. These natural and man-made features create the distinctive "Emerald City" landscape. Nasa's image reveals this combined geological and engineering history.
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DU, JNU Tell Students to Stay Away from Jantar Mantar Protest

As protests demanding accountability over the examination controversy continue at Jantar Mantar, Delhi University (DU) and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) have issued advisories asking students to stay away from the demonstration.

But will such advisories achieve their intended purpose?

In this NDTV analysis, we examine the role of universities during moments of public dissent, the balance between ensuring student safety and respecting students' freedom to make their own choices, and why many believe such messages may have the opposite effect on young people.

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Medanta अस्पताल में हुई बैठक और बनी बात!; Sonam Wangchuk ने क्यों तोड़ा अनशन?

लद्दाख की मांगों और प्रशासनिक अधिकारों को लेकर अनिश्चितकालीन अनशन पर बैठे प्रसिद्ध सामाजिक कार्यकर्ता सोनम वांगचुक और केंद्र सरकार के बीच जारी गतिरोध आखिरकार समाप्त हो गया है। गुरुग्राम के मेदांता अस्पताल में केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य मंत्री व बीजेपी अध्यक्ष जे.पी. नड्डा और केंद्रीय राज्य मंत्री डॉ. जितेंद्र सिंह की मुलाकात के बाद सहमति बनी और सोनम वांगचुक ने अपना अनशन समाप्त कर दिया।

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'DU's Advisory Will Backfire': Chetan Bhagat on Student Protests

Bestselling author Chetan Bhagat joins NDTV for an in-depth conversation on the escalating student protests, Delhi University's advisory asking students to stay away from Jantar Mantar, the growing influence of Gen Z, and the role of social media in shaping public movements. In this wide-ranging interview, Bhagat argues that universities should encourage independent thinking rather than discourage participation in public debate. He also shares why he believes the movement has grown beyond a single issue, discusses the impact of Instagram and viral content, and explains why symbolic political decisions now matter to many protesters.

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'Stay Away From Protests': DU & JNU Advisories Trigger Massive Debate

As protests over the alleged NEET paper leak and demands for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation continue at Jantar Mantar, Delhi's two premier universities—Delhi University (DU) and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)—have advised students to stay away from the demonstrations.

But is telling students not to protest the right approach?

In this NDTV analysis, we examine whether universities should limit themselves to ensuring student safety or whether advising students to avoid protests altogether risks sending the wrong message. The discussion also looks at campus culture, student activism, and why many believe young people respond better to trust and guidance than restrictions.

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Jantar Mantar Protest: Why This Woman Came to Jantar Mantar Dressed as a Bride

Cockroach Janata Party Latest: A symbolic protest at Jantar Mantar is drawing attention online.

In this exclusive NDTV ground report, a young woman arrives at the protest site dressed as a bride, saying it reflects her fear that an uncertain education system could derail students' careers and force them to abandon their aspirations.

Speaking to NDTV, the protester says she had hoped to focus on her studies but worries that repeated concerns over competitive examinations have left many students anxious about their future. Through her symbolic attire, she says she wants to send a message about the importance of a fair and reliable education system.

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CJI's Message to India's Youth: "If Injustice Happens, Supreme Court Will Help"

Chief Justice of India delivered a powerful message to the nation's youth, assuring that the Supreme Court will always work within the framework of the Constitution and the law to address injustice. Stressing the judiciary's commitment to justice, the CJI said that whenever injustice is done to anyone, the Supreme Court will strive to find a legal solution to their problems.

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Students' protest: Wangchuk releases video after ending fast; 3rd round of talks tomorrow

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