The Evolution of a Remedy Aspirin’s journey began 4,400 years ago as willow bark extract used by ancient Mesopotamians to treat pain

The monsoon rain has barely stopped falling on a Negombo rooftop when a child splashes through a puddle nearby, unaware that the pool of water above his home may be nurturing the next generation of disease-carrying mosquitoes.

Ravichandran Harini, Jadetimes Staff Jason Oxenham/Getty Images Why Record-Breaking Rainfall Is Becoming a Global Concern Why does rainfall that once felt unusual now seem to make headlines every few weeks, a month's worth falling in a day, rivers rising overnight, cities turned briefly into lakes? The rain itself hasn't changed its basic nature. What has changed is the atmosphere delivering it. Warmer air holds more moisture, roughly 7% more for every additional degree Celsi

The chant begins before he even reaches the centre circle.

A third-year student sits with three brochures spread across her desk: Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cybersecurity.

What would happen if a simple cut, a sore throat, or a routine surgery could kill you?

Twin Falls, Idaho — Investigators on Monday, August 3, determined that the 24-year-old man started the fire at the fast food restaurant on August 1. The attack that left 10 victims, including 3 people dead, and 7 others injured, according to authorities, the suspect committed suicide.

Do you know you may be swallowing and inhaling thousands of microscopic plastic particles every year, without ever noticing?

The concept of a single, unified global internet is fracturing rapidly.

Every day, millions of people open a chat window and ask a machine to draft an email, explain a concept, or generate an image in seconds.

For centuries, explorers chased legends of a fountain that could restore youth with a single sip.

For more than two decades, Prof. Dr. Kirandeep Singh has exemplified academic excellence, scholarly leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the advancement of language, literature, and cultural studies. Currently serving as Professor and Head of the Department of Punjabi, Hindi and Library Science under the School of Liberal and Creative Arts at Lovely Professional University (LPU), he has played a transformative role in strengthening higher education through teaching.

Following a remarkable series of international achievements, celebrated educator, scientist, holistic healer, and spiritual mentor Dr. Shaikh Abdulla Xec continues to redefine the boundaries between science and spirituality.

Researchers today announced encouraging results from a new medical study involving a treatment designed to combat antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections.

Medical researchers revealed today that a newly developed diagnostic technique can identify certain cancers significantly earlier than existing methods.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare, and among the emerging physician-scientists driving this evolution is Dr. Ohmini Krishnamurthy Rajendran, a Consultant Radiologist and AI researcher whose work bridges radiology, genomics, pathology, and computational medicine. Through a growing body of peer-reviewed research, academic publications, and innovation in cancer intelligence systems, Dr. Rajendran is contributing to the future of precision oncology.

Social media has fundamentally transformed modern political campaigning, changing how leaders communicate with voters and how citizens consume political information

Following his world-record achievement on April 24, 2026, where he was officially recognized by World Records India as the “First Indian to Achieve Maximum Certified Modalities in Holistic Healing Sciences,” celebrated educator, scientist, and spiritual mentor Dr. Shaikh Abdulla Xec

Political tensions between China and Taiwan escalated sharply today after large-scale Chinese military exercises were reported near the Taiwan Strait, triggering global concern about regional stability and the possibility of future confrontation.

A new international legal and human rights initiative has emerged as more than 80 lawyers from multiple countries joined forces with Goldhan Law Firm, India, to support an international petition seeking transparency, accountability, and equal justice in a high-profile child protection case currently drawing significant public attention in Sri Lanka.