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Last updated: August 14, 2024 8:16 pm ISTKing cobras, which can grow up to 18 feet in length, are known for their deadly venom and powerful hunting abilities. (Representative photo)The practice of eating other snakes helps reduce competition for food resources and ensures a steady supply of prey.Snakes are long-standing objects of fascination in human folklore and mythology, and they exhibit a unique behavior known as serpentine, or eating other snakes. This phenomenon is primarily observed in several species of snakes, with the king cobra being a notable example. King cobras get their name from their diet, preying on other…
Last updated: August 14, 2024 7:27 pm (IST)Vajrayana is an important part of Ayurveda practiceThe medicinal benefits of Vajrakil are not limited to dental health, it can also relieve conditions such as toothache and pyorrhea. It is also known to treat diabetes, vomiting, diarrhea, fever and cough Vajradanti, scientifically known as Barleria prionitis, is famous in Ayurvedic medicine for its efficacy in treating dental problems.This plant grows luxuriantly during the monsoons and is known for its powerful healing properties, especially in resolving various health problems. The medicinal benefits of Vajrakil are not limited to dental health. In addition to relieving…
It seems like every day we're being fed nightmare stories about how the planet keeps getting warmer because there are too many humans and we consume too much oil, coal, natural gas, and even meat. [emphasis, links added] The solution has always been greater government control, regulation and higher taxes. These powers seek to destroy the companies that produce affordable energy and use government influence to force us to buy electric cars and inefficient appliances powered by lithium, a highly flammable pollutant. It's a shame they refuse to admit how Our utilization of these natural resources has greatly improved human…
Last updated: August 14, 2024 6:23 pm (IST)CCTV footage exposed Yadav's manipulative behavior and his lies were exposed, leading to his suspension. (representative picture)In his absence, Yadav handed over the punch card to his friend Sushil, instructing him to record the attendance on his behalf.A defense employee at the COD plant in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, has been suspended after surveillance footage exposed an elaborate plan to circumvent attendance rules. Suraj Yadav, an employee of the TMM office, has gone to his village in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, to celebrate the festival. In his absence, Yadav handed over the punch card to…
Don’t blame climate for unreliable power, blame climate policies that shut down reliable power. In recent years, Americans have experienced power shortages as a daily occurrence. Calls to reduce electricity use and the threat of frequent brownouts or blackouts. It's an embarrassment and it's like this completely preventable. Anti-fossil fuel politicians will blame our grid's reliability problems on “climate change,” which allegedly causes the grid to run too hot. This is ridiculous; Countries with much higher temperatures than oursJust like Singapore, Having a reliable grid is easy. The real cause of the reliability problem is obvious: Government-led “green energy” policy…
This week marks the 55th anniversary of Hurricane Camille…a Category 5 storm on its way to landfall and one of the most destructive storms in U.S. history
Overview 1969 was a remarkable year, one that will long be remembered as the year that man first landed on the moon, the Miracle Mets shocked the sports world, and Woodstock took place in upstate New York. That year, a major hurricane, Camille, struck the United States as a Category 5 storm and was the second most powerful tropical cyclone ever recorded (only the 1935 Labor Day hurricane had a lower central pressure when it made landfall). Hurricane Camille made landfall in Mississippi, wreaking havoc from the Gulf States to as far inland as the mid-Atlantic, causing widespread flooding and…
Net Zero Watch has just released its annual review of the state of BBC climate reporting. The author, climate and energy writer Paul Homewood, has a wealth of material to choose from, and his paper outlines more than 30 of the most egregious distortions of the truth, describing hot weather in Spain, witnessing England's Rare birds, potholes in the road. Paul Homewood said: The BBC produces so many ridiculous climate stories that the only difficulty is deciding what to remove from the reporting. Net Zero Watch director Andrew Mountford said: If the BBC wants to reverse the ongoing decline in…
Publisher: Essay VinodLast updated: August 14, 2024, 5:00 pm (US Standard Time)Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on August 15. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hoist the national flag at 7:30 am and then address the nation. He will deliver his eleventh consecutive speech on August 15.Happy Independence Day 2024: This year marks India's 78th Independence Day, which falls on Thursday, August 15. It is a national holiday in government and private workplaces, banks, schools and colleges, and almost every other organization in the country.Also read: Independence Day 2024: 5 Inspiring…
Kolkata doctor rape and murder case: Meet the woman whose Facebook post sparked a movement to take back the night
Last updated: August 14, 2024 4:31 pm (IST)Rimjhim said she never expected such a huge response. Now she plans to promote the movement through a series of demands. File photo/FacebookShocked by this horrific crime, Rimjhim Sinha decided to organize a protest on August 14: “The night is ours”. The purpose was to show that although India gained independence on the night of August 14-15, women here still did not have true independence. Thousands of people from marginalized groups are now expected to attend Wednesday night's protest, she saidRimjhim Sinha said she was overwhelmed by the response. Like millions of people…
Flood risks are increasing in Houston, Nashville and other cities across the South as climate change brings more extreme rainfall. Padgett: “Citizens are obviously very aware of what's going on because they are directly affected. When flooding occurs, people's homes and property are damaged. David Padgett of Tennessee State University works with the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice to help communities in the region cope with flooding. He said government agencies often struggle to keep up with changing realities on the ground when mapping flood-prone areas. Flood maps are often based on data from the past, when heavy rains…