Archaeologists studying an ancient Spanish copper mine uncovered stone tools and new evidence of Bronze Age production; the findings suggest metal from Iberia may have travelled as far north as Scandinavia

AI representation of digging a copper mine in Las Manilas Have you ever wondered where the things our ancestors used came from? Today, we can order almost anything from anywhere in the world, and a product can travel thousands of kilometres before reaching our doorstep. But what about people who lived thousands of years ago?…

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Fresh core group for LA 2028 as Indian men’s hockey team eye generational shift | Hockey News

India clinch record sixth ACT crown (Image: Hockey India/X) MOHALI: The Indian men’s hockey team is preparing for a generational transition ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, with Hockey India chief selector RP Singh indicating that a fresh core group will soon be assembled and that four to six senior players, or potentially more,…

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Silambarasan’s ‘Arasan’ Diwali promo delayed; Here’s why Vetrimaaran decided to stepped back from the major update | Tamil Movie News

Silambarasan TR and Vetrimaaran‘s upcoming film ‘Arasan’ is still generating interest among fans, who are eager to catch a look at the highly anticipated movie. The film has created strong interest among Tamil cinema audiences, especially because it brings together the actor and director after their earlier association with Vada Chennai. While the makers are…

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Scientists examining dinosaur fossils report evidence of preserved red blood cells and collagen amino acids, a finding led by Curtin University that could change how researchers investigate ancient biological material

The team of Scientists involved in the research project (Image courtesy- Instagram/ Curtin_news) Time has a way of taking almost everything away. Bodies decay. Tissues disappear, and even bones gradually change as millions of years pass. Out of the excruciating cycle of time, nature sometimes decides to find a loophole by preserving a few traces…

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India vs New Zealand: Rain keeps India indoors in Wellington; Siraj selection adds to intrigue | Cricket News

Weather can play a spoilsport in the second match between New Zealand and India set to be played at the Hnry Stadium in Wellington. (Photo Courtesy: Sahil Malhotra) Wellington: Steady drizzle in Wellington on Friday forced New Zealand to shift their training to an indoor facility opposite the Basin Reserve, while India cancelled their training…

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In 2018, Denzel Washington helped lead a $5 million effort to rescue playwright August Wilson’s deteriorating childhood home in Pittsburgh; it reopened in 2022 as a 6,000-square-foot arts and community centre

A $5 million campaign helped restore Wilson’s childhood home, which reopened as an arts centre in August 2022. Some houses preserve memories, while others hold the beginnings of stories that eventually shape generations. In Pittsburgh’s historic Hill District, a modest childhood home has become a lasting tribute to one of America’s most celebrated playwrights, August…

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Ex-KKR cricketer tests positive for cocaine, serves one-month suspension; here’s what happened | Cricket News

Australian batter Chris Lynn has served a one-month suspension after testing positive for cocaine during England’s domestic T20 competition earlier this year. The 36-year-old, who was representing Northamptonshire in the T20 Blast, returned an adverse result following an anti-doping test conducted on Finals Day on July 18.England’s Cricket Regulator confirmed on Thursday that Lynn had…

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Chennai Open: Vaishnavi Adkar runs out of steam against Zakharova | Tennis News

CHENNAI: The intensity with which seventh seed Anastasia Zakharova played was something Vaishnavi Adkar has rarely experienced. The Indian couldn’t cope with it as she lost 3-6, 0-6 to Zakharova who made her way to the quarter-finals of the WTA 250 Chennai Open on Thursday. Zakharova’s powerful groundstrokes, both of the forehand and backhand, never…

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‘Ramayana: Part 1’: Diljit Dosanjh to Anirudh Ravichander; five singers lend their voices to ‘Hanuman Chalisa’ | Hindi Movie News

‘Ramayana: Part 1’ has brought together five popular singers for a new rendition of the devotional hymn ‘Hanuman Chalisa’. Diljit Dosanjh, Kailash Kher, Anirudh Ravichander, Sukhwinder Singh and Mohit Chauhan have performed the track for the mythological epic. The rendition accompanies a key sequence featuring Lord Hanuman and continues into the film’s end credits.The movie…

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