During Tanzania’s deadly 1993 drought, an elephant matriarch’s memory helped save her entire herd, while a younger leader stayed behind and more calves died | World News

During Tanzania’s deadly 1993 drought, an elephant matriarch’s memory helped save her entire herd, while a younger leader stayed behind and more calves died | World News

During a brutal drought in Tanzania back in 1993, one elephant’s memory ended up making the difference between life and death for her entire family. Researchers tracking family groups in Tarangire National Park found that herds led by older matriarchs, elephants who had lived through droughts before, left the park entirely in search of water…

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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann attacked the Akali Dal, accusing it of being desperate to capture power. HOSIARPUR: Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday alleged that the state unit of the Congress was deeply divided, with every senior leader aspiring to become chief minister instead of working for the people.He also attacked the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), accusing it of being desperate to capture power by making false promises to voters and “misusing” religion for political gains.  Watch BJP Seeks Bhagwant Mann’s Arrest | Forensic Expert Alleges ₹10 Lakh Bribe To Fake Viral Video ReportAddressing a public gathering in Mukerian, he said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government had fulfilled its promises through initiatives in education, healthcare, power and social welfare, and urged people to give the party another mandate so that “opportunist” opposition leaders, especially the Congress, do not get a chance to come to power.His remarks came amid a dissent within the Punjab Congress over the party high command’s decision to continue with Amarinder Singh Raja Warring as the state unit chief.”(Amrinder Singh) Raja Warring does not get along with (Charanjit Singh) Channi, Channi does not get along with (Partap Singh) Bajwa, who does not get along with (Sukhjinder Singh) Randhawa, and Randhawa does not get along with Warring,” Mann said.”In the Congress, no leader stands with another because everyone wants to become the chief minister without bothering about the people,” he said, adding that the Congress is busy fighting for power.Taking a swipe at the Congress’ proposed state-wide bus yatra, to be flagged off by Rahul Gandhi, Mann quipped that while the leaders might begin the journey together, they would not return together because of the infighting.”Do not hand over power to these greedy leaders because they will end all the welfare schemes launched by the AAP government,” he claimed.The chief minister said Punjab’s journey towards becoming the number one state in every sector would continue with the support and trust of its people. Mann said his politics was not about holding on to power but about ensuring the progress and prosperity of the people of Punjab.Targeting the SAD, Mann said the Badal family had ruled Punjab multiple times but failed to work for the welfare of the people.”The Akali Dal wants to capture power by making false promises to the people, but the people of Punjab will not be misled by them,” he said.”The Akali leaders have lost the support of the people. They are using paid workers to show crowds at their rallies. The same crowd is seen at every Akali rally,” he said.The Akalis have “betrayed” Punjab and “misused” religion for their vested political interests, he alleged.Talking about the ‘Mawan Dhiyan Dheeyan Satkar Yojana’, the chief minister said more than 32 lakh women are receiving financial assistance under the scheme.”The beneficiaries have been receiving payments since July 1, and their phones will once again ring with payment notifications on August 1,” he said.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCongress Rejects Punjab Leadership Change As Rahul Gandhi Backs Raja Warring’s ContinuanceDelhi HC Directs Govt Doctors to Monitor Sonam Wangchuk as Hunger Strike Enters Day 19Modi Hails India-UK Trade Deal As Duty-Free Access Opens New Opportunities For ExportersNDA Eyes Fresh Push For Women’s Quota Bill As Supriya Sule Opens Door To SupportBageshwar Baba Dhirendra Shastri’s Brother Arrested For Firing At Farmer In Madhya Pradesh’Abhishek Has Done No Wrong’: Mamata Banerjee Defends Nephew Amid TMC Rebellion“Party Is Sinking”: Mamata’s Loyalist Crosses Over To Ritabrata Camp; TMC Crack Deepens’Serious Risk’ To India’s Largest Nuclear Plant Kudankulam After Files Leaked On Dark Web: ReportRahul Gandhi Steps In As Punjab Congress Infighting Threatens 2027 Election PreparationsExplained: Why PM Modi’s July 17 Punjab Visit Is Politically Crucial Ahead Of Assembly Elections123PhotostoriesJagannath Rath Yatra 2026: 5 interesting facts about the largest chariot festival in the worldWhy Italian women never seem tired or stressed after 40? 8 simple daily habits every Indian woman needs to steal right nowMonsoon health alert: Why fungal skin infections spike during the rainy season, and the simple daily habits doctors say can help prevent them10 Cleaning mistakes guests notice the moment they walk into your homeWorld Snakes Day 2026: Celebrating India’s iconic snake species10 types of traditional Pooris and calories per servingWhy children suddenly stop telling their parents everything around age 12Why airplane food tastes bland even when it’s perfectly seasonedYour liver may be silently failing: Doctor reveals 8 warning signs most people mistake for everyday health problems10 comforting and traditional sooji dishes for breakfast123Hot PicksDU Round 1 Seat AllocationDiesel export priceStock market todayBank holiday todayAlex SunnyManipur JusticeRaghuram RajanAP POLYCET Phase 2 counsellingSonam WangchukTop TrendingMessiThomas Tuchels Net WorthFIFA World Cup 2026Mumbai Goa Highway AccidentBengaluru Law Student MurderBihar Railway Employee MurderSiya GoyalTaslima NasrinGujarat RapeIran war

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann attacked the Akali Dal, accusing it of being desperate to capture power. HOSIARPUR: Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday alleged that the state unit of the Congress was deeply divided, with every senior leader aspiring to become chief minister instead of working for the people.He also attacked the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), accusing it of being desperate to capture power by making false promises to voters and “misusing” religion for political gains. Watch BJP Seeks Bhagwant Mann’s Arrest | Forensic Expert Alleges ₹10 Lakh Bribe To Fake Viral Video ReportAddressing a public gathering in Mukerian, he said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government had fulfilled its promises through initiatives in education, healthcare, power and social welfare, and urged people to give the party another mandate so that “opportunist” opposition leaders, especially the Congress, do not get a chance to come to power.His remarks came amid a dissent within the Punjab Congress over the party high command’s decision to continue with Amarinder Singh Raja Warring as the state unit chief.”(Amrinder Singh) Raja Warring does not get along with (Charanjit Singh) Channi, Channi does not get along with (Partap Singh) Bajwa, who does not get along with (Sukhjinder Singh) Randhawa, and Randhawa does not get along with Warring,” Mann said.”In the Congress, no leader stands with another because everyone wants to become the chief minister without bothering about the people,” he said, adding that the Congress is busy fighting for power.Taking a swipe at the Congress’ proposed state-wide bus yatra, to be flagged off by Rahul Gandhi, Mann quipped that while the leaders might begin the journey together, they would not return together because of the infighting.”Do not hand over power to these greedy leaders because they will end all the welfare schemes launched by the AAP government,” he claimed.The chief minister said Punjab’s journey towards becoming the number one state in every sector would continue with the support and trust of its people. Mann said his politics was not about holding on to power but about ensuring the progress and prosperity of the people of Punjab.Targeting the SAD, Mann said the Badal family had ruled Punjab multiple times but failed to work for the welfare of the people.”The Akali Dal wants to capture power by making false promises to the people, but the people of Punjab will not be misled by them,” he said.”The Akali leaders have lost the support of the people. They are using paid workers to show crowds at their rallies. The same crowd is seen at every Akali rally,” he said.The Akalis have “betrayed” Punjab and “misused” religion for their vested political interests, he alleged.Talking about the ‘Mawan Dhiyan Dheeyan Satkar Yojana’, the chief minister said more than 32 lakh women are receiving financial assistance under the scheme.”The beneficiaries have been receiving payments since July 1, and their phones will once again ring with payment notifications on August 1,” he said.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCongress Rejects Punjab Leadership Change As Rahul Gandhi Backs Raja Warring’s ContinuanceDelhi HC Directs Govt Doctors to Monitor Sonam Wangchuk as Hunger Strike Enters Day 19Modi Hails India-UK Trade Deal As Duty-Free Access Opens New Opportunities For ExportersNDA Eyes Fresh Push For Women’s Quota Bill As Supriya Sule Opens Door To SupportBageshwar Baba Dhirendra Shastri’s Brother Arrested For Firing At Farmer In Madhya Pradesh’Abhishek Has Done No Wrong’: Mamata Banerjee Defends Nephew Amid TMC Rebellion“Party Is Sinking”: Mamata’s Loyalist Crosses Over To Ritabrata Camp; TMC Crack Deepens’Serious Risk’ To India’s Largest Nuclear Plant Kudankulam After Files Leaked On Dark Web: ReportRahul Gandhi Steps In As Punjab Congress Infighting Threatens 2027 Election PreparationsExplained: Why PM Modi’s July 17 Punjab Visit Is Politically Crucial Ahead Of Assembly Elections123PhotostoriesJagannath Rath Yatra 2026: 5 interesting facts about the largest chariot festival in the worldWhy Italian women never seem tired or stressed after 40? 8 simple daily habits every Indian woman needs to steal right nowMonsoon health alert: Why fungal skin infections spike during the rainy season, and the simple daily habits doctors say can help prevent them10 Cleaning mistakes guests notice the moment they walk into your homeWorld Snakes Day 2026: Celebrating India’s iconic snake species10 types of traditional Pooris and calories per servingWhy children suddenly stop telling their parents everything around age 12Why airplane food tastes bland even when it’s perfectly seasonedYour liver may be silently failing: Doctor reveals 8 warning signs most people mistake for everyday health problems10 comforting and traditional sooji dishes for breakfast123Hot PicksDU Round 1 Seat AllocationDiesel export priceStock market todayBank holiday todayAlex SunnyManipur JusticeRaghuram RajanAP POLYCET Phase 2 counsellingSonam WangchukTop TrendingMessiThomas Tuchels Net WorthFIFA World Cup 2026Mumbai Goa Highway AccidentBengaluru Law Student MurderBihar Railway Employee MurderSiya GoyalTaslima NasrinGujarat RapeIran war

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann attacked the Akali Dal, accusing it of being desperate to capture power. HOSIARPUR: Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday alleged that the state unit of the Congress was deeply divided, with every senior leader aspiring to become chief minister instead of working for the people.He also attacked the Shiromani Akali…

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Paresh Rawal says ‘it was idiotic’ of him to hit an audience member during a stage show: ‘My BP shot up, so I stopped using Twitter’

Paresh Rawal says ‘it was idiotic’ of him to hit an audience member during a stage show: ‘My BP shot up, so I stopped using Twitter’

Veteran actor Paresh Rawal has never been one to mince his words. While his acclaimed performances have earned him immense respect over the decades, his outspoken views on social media have often landed him in controversy. Looking back on those moments, the actor admitted that his blunt online presence did more harm than good. In…

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IRCTC’s new website goes live: How it makes ticket booking easier for consumers

IRCTC’s new website goes live: How it makes ticket booking easier for consumers

IRCTC’s new beta website: Fewer clicks, faster process — your next ticket booking on IRCTC just got easier! The ministry of railways has unveiled a beta version of its revamped website, featuring a cleaner interface, faster checkout and saved passenger details for repeat bookings. The beta version of the Indian railway catering and tourism corporation…

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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed apprehension over the Centre’s decision to introduce the third-language curriculum under the National Education Policy from Class 9.While hearing the Tamil Nadu government’s appeal against a Madras High Court order directing the state to facilitate the establishment of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) in every district, a bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and R Mahadevan orally asked the Centre to reconsider the policy across all school boards.However, the bench was not directly dealing with the issue of the new CBSE policy.Another apex court bench, headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant, is already examining challenges to the new CBSE policy and recently refused to stay the notification.What the top court saidThe top court observed that introducing a third language in Class 9 would increase the stress levels of students.The bench suggested that if the new policy is introduced in Class 5 or Class 6, students would be better able to cope with it.”Union of India, please don’t have a third language from Class 9 onwards. It would unnecessarily increase the stress level of students,” the bench said.”If you want to introduce a new language, then please do it at the Class 5 or Class 6 level, but not at Class 9. Class 9 is full of stress; it starts from Class 8 onwards,” it added.”In our day, students were introduced to Class 10 concepts as early as Class 8… What about today’s students? Don’t start a new language in Class 9. Start it in Class 6. I’m recalling my experience from 1976,” Justice Nagarathna said.The bench also said that the National Education Policy does not make Hindi compulsory as the third language.”In middle school, the third language was introduced because that was required for SSLC. It was Kannada for those who had Hindi as their second language, and vice versa. Sanskrit was also there. The earlier, the better,” she said.The top court also advised the Tamil Nadu government not to oppose the Centre’s education policy merely because it originated from the Union government.”You may have your education system, but don’t prevent the Central government schools. Don’t have this attitude that it is the Union government, so why should we accept it,” the bench observed.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCongress Rejects Punjab Leadership Change As Rahul Gandhi Backs Raja Warring’s ContinuanceDelhi HC Directs Govt Doctors to Monitor Sonam Wangchuk as Hunger Strike Enters Day 19Modi Hails India-UK Trade Deal As Duty-Free Access Opens New Opportunities For ExportersNDA Eyes Fresh Push For Women’s Quota Bill As Supriya Sule Opens Door To SupportBageshwar Baba Dhirendra Shastri’s Brother Arrested For Firing At Farmer In Madhya Pradesh’Abhishek Has Done No Wrong’: Mamata Banerjee Defends Nephew Amid TMC Rebellion“Party Is Sinking”: Mamata’s Loyalist Crosses Over To Ritabrata Camp; TMC Crack Deepens’Serious Risk’ To India’s Largest Nuclear Plant Kudankulam After Files Leaked On Dark Web: ReportRahul Gandhi Steps In As Punjab Congress Infighting Threatens 2027 Election PreparationsExplained: Why PM Modi’s July 17 Punjab Visit Is Politically Crucial Ahead Of Assembly Elections123PhotostoriesTransform your home with these 5 beautiful wind chime ideas that add charm and soothing soundsJagannath Rath Yatra 2026: 5 interesting facts about the largest chariot festival in the worldWhy Italian women never seem tired or stressed after 40? 8 simple daily habits every Indian woman needs to steal right nowMonsoon health alert: Why fungal skin infections spike during the rainy season, and the simple daily habits doctors say can help prevent them10 Cleaning mistakes guests notice the moment they walk into your homeWorld Snakes Day 2026: Celebrating India’s iconic snake species10 types of traditional Pooris and calories per servingWhy children suddenly stop telling their parents everything around age 12Why airplane food tastes bland even when it’s perfectly seasoned123Hot PicksDU Round 1 Seat AllocationDiesel export priceStock market todayBank holiday todayAlex SunnyManipur JusticeRaghuram RajanAP POLYCET Phase 2 counsellingSonam WangchukTop TrendingMessiThomas Tuchels Net WorthFIFA World Cup 2026Mumbai Goa Highway AccidentBengaluru Law Student MurderBihar Railway Employee MurderSiya GoyalTaslima NasrinGujarat RapeIran war

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed apprehension over the Centre’s decision to introduce the third-language curriculum under the National Education Policy from Class 9.While hearing the Tamil Nadu government’s appeal against a Madras High Court order directing the state to facilitate the establishment of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) in every district, a bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and R Mahadevan orally asked the Centre to reconsider the policy across all school boards.However, the bench was not directly dealing with the issue of the new CBSE policy.Another apex court bench, headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant, is already examining challenges to the new CBSE policy and recently refused to stay the notification.What the top court saidThe top court observed that introducing a third language in Class 9 would increase the stress levels of students.The bench suggested that if the new policy is introduced in Class 5 or Class 6, students would be better able to cope with it.”Union of India, please don’t have a third language from Class 9 onwards. It would unnecessarily increase the stress level of students,” the bench said.”If you want to introduce a new language, then please do it at the Class 5 or Class 6 level, but not at Class 9. Class 9 is full of stress; it starts from Class 8 onwards,” it added.”In our day, students were introduced to Class 10 concepts as early as Class 8… What about today’s students? Don’t start a new language in Class 9. Start it in Class 6. I’m recalling my experience from 1976,” Justice Nagarathna said.The bench also said that the National Education Policy does not make Hindi compulsory as the third language.”In middle school, the third language was introduced because that was required for SSLC. It was Kannada for those who had Hindi as their second language, and vice versa. Sanskrit was also there. The earlier, the better,” she said.The top court also advised the Tamil Nadu government not to oppose the Centre’s education policy merely because it originated from the Union government.”You may have your education system, but don’t prevent the Central government schools. Don’t have this attitude that it is the Union government, so why should we accept it,” the bench observed.Get the latest India news and live updates. Download the TOI App.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosCongress Rejects Punjab Leadership Change As Rahul Gandhi Backs Raja Warring’s ContinuanceDelhi HC Directs Govt Doctors to Monitor Sonam Wangchuk as Hunger Strike Enters Day 19Modi Hails India-UK Trade Deal As Duty-Free Access Opens New Opportunities For ExportersNDA Eyes Fresh Push For Women’s Quota Bill As Supriya Sule Opens Door To SupportBageshwar Baba Dhirendra Shastri’s Brother Arrested For Firing At Farmer In Madhya Pradesh’Abhishek Has Done No Wrong’: Mamata Banerjee Defends Nephew Amid TMC Rebellion“Party Is Sinking”: Mamata’s Loyalist Crosses Over To Ritabrata Camp; TMC Crack Deepens’Serious Risk’ To India’s Largest Nuclear Plant Kudankulam After Files Leaked On Dark Web: ReportRahul Gandhi Steps In As Punjab Congress Infighting Threatens 2027 Election PreparationsExplained: Why PM Modi’s July 17 Punjab Visit Is Politically Crucial Ahead Of Assembly Elections123PhotostoriesTransform your home with these 5 beautiful wind chime ideas that add charm and soothing soundsJagannath Rath Yatra 2026: 5 interesting facts about the largest chariot festival in the worldWhy Italian women never seem tired or stressed after 40? 8 simple daily habits every Indian woman needs to steal right nowMonsoon health alert: Why fungal skin infections spike during the rainy season, and the simple daily habits doctors say can help prevent them10 Cleaning mistakes guests notice the moment they walk into your homeWorld Snakes Day 2026: Celebrating India’s iconic snake species10 types of traditional Pooris and calories per servingWhy children suddenly stop telling their parents everything around age 12Why airplane food tastes bland even when it’s perfectly seasoned123Hot PicksDU Round 1 Seat AllocationDiesel export priceStock market todayBank holiday todayAlex SunnyManipur JusticeRaghuram RajanAP POLYCET Phase 2 counsellingSonam WangchukTop TrendingMessiThomas Tuchels Net WorthFIFA World Cup 2026Mumbai Goa Highway AccidentBengaluru Law Student MurderBihar Railway Employee MurderSiya GoyalTaslima NasrinGujarat RapeIran war

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed apprehension over the Centre’s decision to introduce the third-language curriculum under the National Education Policy from Class 9.While hearing the Tamil Nadu government’s appeal against a Madras High Court order directing the state to facilitate the establishment of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas (JNVs) in every district, a bench…

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‘Asked her to come, she booked in 10 minutes’: Mouni Roy pens emotional note for Subhashree Ganguly for rushing to her side after paparazzi row; fans ask, ‘are you okay?’

‘Asked her to come, she booked in 10 minutes’: Mouni Roy pens emotional note for Subhashree Ganguly for rushing to her side after paparazzi row; fans ask, ‘are you okay?’

Mouni Roy thanked friend Subhashree Ganguly for rushing to her side, days after her paparazzi row in Mumbai. Sharing a photo, Mouni wrote, “She left her home and kids & came in the moment.” Fans grew concerned over her well-being, while praising her calm handling of the paparazzi incident. Mouni Roy shared a heartfelt post…

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A Maya astronomer studied the movements of Venus and Mars in AD 781, and archaeologists have now discovered his name

A Maya astronomer studied the movements of Venus and Mars in AD 781, and archaeologists have now discovered his name

For centuries, the ancient Maya have been celebrated for their remarkable achievements in astronomy, mathematics and calendar-making. They tracked the movements of planets with extraordinary precision, developed one of the world’s earliest concepts of zero and created complex calendars that guided agriculture, religion and governance. Yet the brilliant minds behind these discoveries have largely remained…

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Nicholas Pooran. (Photo/Sportzpics) Washington Freedom rewrote the record books on Wednesday, pulling off the highest successful run chase in the T20 history by chasing down 267 to beat defending champions MI New York by six wickets in the Eliminator 1 of Major League Cricket (MLC) 2026 at the Oakland Coliseum.The chase surpassed Punjab Kings’ successful…

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Germany sees 370% rise in Indian student applications as MSc in AI interest and career prospects drive demand

Germany sees 370% rise in Indian student applications as MSc in AI interest and career prospects drive demand

Indian students increasingly choose Germany for ROI, jobs and AI programmes: Report Germany is emerging as one of the fastest-growing study-abroad destinations for Indian students, with applications increasing 370% year-on-year during the first half of 2026, according to the Germany Study-to-Work Report – Volume I, Issue H1 2026 released by Leap Scholar.The report, based on…

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Zendaya reveals clip Tom Holland took of her explaining ‘Interstellar’ to Hunter Schafer: ‘This was in my living room’

Zendaya reveals clip Tom Holland took of her explaining ‘Interstellar’ to Hunter Schafer: ‘This was in my living room’

Zendaya reveals old footage of her explaining ‘Interstellar’ to Hunter Schafer on a cardboard box that Tom Holland recorded in her living room. Zendaya has always been a big Christopher Nolan fan, and Tom Holland has even recorded proof! While featuring on a reality show to promote her upcoming films ‘The Odyssey’ and ‘Spider-Man: Brand…

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Mother holds child out of moving train window to urinate; video sparks debate on civic sense and child safety during travel |

Mother holds child out of moving train window to urinate; video sparks debate on civic sense and child safety during travel |

Travellers use trains to reach a destination safely. However, a recent viral video has turned an ordinary rail trip into a nationwide conversation about parenting, child safety, hygiene, travelling and shared space. The now-viral clip, recorded by a fellow passenger inside a moving train, shows a woman lifting a young child toward an open window…

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Emperor penguins survive Antarctica’s brutal winters by huddling together, but a maths study reveals the hidden system behind their remarkable teamwork

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Every winter in Antarctica, emperor penguins gather in large groups called huddles to survive the cold. Temperatures can fall to -40 degrees Celsius, and strong winds make the weather even harsher. Without huddling together, these penguins would not be able to survive.But a penguin huddle is much more than a group of birds standing close…

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