72nd National Film Awards 2026: Mammootty, Kartik Aaryan Share Best Actor Honour; Yami Gautam Wins Best Actress

New Delhi | July 18: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Saturday announced the winners of the 72nd National Film Awards, honouring the finest achievements in Indian cinema for films certified by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) during the 2024 calendar year. The awards were announced at a press conference held at…

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A Passport for a Pharaoh: The Remarkable Journey of Ramses II’s Mummy.

Cairo, Egypt:In one of the most extraordinary episodes in modern history, the mummified remains of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Ramses II—who died over 3,000 years ago—were issued an official Egyptian passport in 1974. The unprecedented move allowed the royal mummy to travel legally to France for urgent scientific examination and preservation. Who Was Ramses II?…

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Chappell Roan Responds to Buzz Around Her Bold Grammys Look: “Free Will Is Fun”

American singer-songwriter Chappell Roan captured widespread attention at the 2026 Grammy Awards red carpet with a daring, fashion-forward appearance that quickly became one of the night’s most discussed moments. The performer — who earned her first Grammy last year — stepped onto the red carpet in an avant-garde Mugler creation enhanced by temporary body art…

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Echoes of the Ancestors: Philippines’ Kankanaey Community Preserves Ancient “Hanging Coffin” Burial Tradition.

An enduring funerary practice dating back centuries continues to draw global attention SAGADA, MOUNTAIN PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES — High on the limestone cliffs of northern Luzon, rows of wooden coffins hang precariously on rocky ledges—silent witnesses to one of the Philippines’ most unique and ancient Indigenous funerary customs. The Kankanaey people, one of the major ethnolinguistic…

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Scientists Revisit Mexico’s Mysterious ‘Zone of Silence’: Magnetism, Myths, and the Legacy of a Desert Enigma.

C Mahesh MAPIMÍ BIOSPHERE RESERVE, MEXICO — Deep in the remote expanse of the Chihuahuan Desert, researchers are once again turning their attention to La Zona del Silencio — the Zone of Silence — a region long shrouded in folklore, scientific puzzles, and unexplained incidents. Frequently compared to the Bermuda Triangle, this 50-kilometre stretch where…

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The Enigmatic Lady of Cao: How a 1,500-Year-Old Moche Priestess Became Peru’s Most Powerful Ancient Icon.

C Mahesh Cao Viejo Pyramid, El Brujo, Peru — In 2006, deep within the sun-baked adobe walls of the El Brujo archaeological complex, scientists uncovered a secret that would rewrite the history of ancient Peru: the mummified remains of a woman who wielded extraordinary power in Moche civilization, nearly 1,500 years ago. She is now…

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“Brazil’s Marajo Island Deploys ‘Buffalo Police’: Patrols on Asian Water Buffalos Replace Cars and Horses”.

Marajo Island, Brazil:In one of the most unusual and visually striking policing methods in the world, officers on Brazil’s northern Marajó Island are patrolling floodplains and forests not on horses or in vehicles, but on Asian water buffalos. The distinctive practice has turned into a symbol of the island’s culture and environmental adaptation. A Unique…

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The World’s Loneliest Lighthouse: Iceland’s Þrídrangar Beacon Stuns the Internet

Iceland:One of the world’s most surreal and isolated man-made structures is capturing global attention once again — the Þrídrangar(three rock pillars) Lighthouse, perched dramatically atop a narrow sea stack near Iceland’s Westman Islands. Rising nearly 120 feet above the raging Atlantic, this tiny beacon has become an online sensation for its unbelievable location and the…

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Echoes of Honey: The Ancient Beehives of Al-Kharfi and the Forgotten Civilization of Taif’s Desert Frontier.

C Mahesh Nestled in the rugged highlands south of Taif, Saudi Arabia, lies the abandoned village of Al-Kharfi, a silent testament to human resilience and desert ingenuity. Among its crumbling clay houses and forgotten paths, archaeologists and local historians have uncovered over 1,200 ancient beehives, painstakingly crafted from clay and mud. These remarkable remnants, dating…

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