In 1924, Arctic charr from Lake Geneva were stocked into Lake Allos; a century later, their descendants showed distinct metabolic responses under identical conditions

Lake Allos (French Alps), the largest natural high-altitude lake in Europe and one of the two study sites for this research. Credit: Hervé Rogissart In 1924, Arctic charr from Lake Geneva were introduced into Lake Allos. A hundred years later, scientists found that their descendants had developed different metabolic responses, even when raised under the…

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Tom Selleck Quote: Quote of the day by Tom Selleck: ‘Few of us are as good as we think we are; none of us is as good as we can be,’ when ‘Blue Bloods’ star explained perception and limits |

The quote of the day by Tom Selleck reads, “Few of us are as good as we think we are; none of us is as good as we can be.”(Image credits: Instagram) Tom Selleck, Hollywood’s revered artist, became a household name with his impeccable acting skills and innate screen presence. The 81-year-old received critical acclaim…

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‘Whole time I thought I was speaking to FBI’: Video of two Indian men getting arrested for scamming 78-year-old woman in Ohio released

Two Indian men seen being detained by the police in Ohio in connection with a huge gold scam. In March this year, the Westlake Police Department in Ohio conducted an undercover operation after a 78-year-old woman became a victim of a gold scam, and arrested two suspects who were working as couriers. At that time,…

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Fertiliser ministry seeks doubling of Rs 1.71 lakh crore FY27 subsidy allocation

The fertiliser ministry has sought a 100% increase in the fertiliser subsidy budget for FY27 as the West Asia conflict drives up global fertiliser prices and import costs, according to government sources, PTI reported.Sources said the Department of Fertilizers has approached the Finance Ministry seeking a doubling of the fertiliser subsidy from the budgeted Rs…

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Norway is drilling the world’s longest and deepest undersea road tunnel through fault zones and rock that keeps letting seawater in | World News

While most coverage of Norway’s Rogfast tunnel focuses on the record it will hold, the world’s longest and deepest undersea road tunnel, the real story engineers are dealing with sits underground, in rock that has spent millions of years being crushed, fractured and folded into some of the most unpredictable terrain along the entire Norwegian…

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