Realty firms must adopt scientific approach for sustainable housing projects: MoHUA official

D Thara, a senior ministry official, encouraged housing developers to implement scientific strategies in their projects. She highlighted the importance of green spaces, rainwater harvesting, and water recycling for sustainable urban living. Developers are advised to factor in necessary infrastructure and environmental accountability. The Delhi Master Plan 2047 focuses on creating affordable housing for residents,…

Tom Cruise on his ‘Digger’ transformation: ‘It took all of my knowledge, from all of the films I made, to be able to play this character’

A new poster for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s film ‘Digger’ has been released online. Tom Cruise portrays Digger Rockwell, an oil baron facing a global crisis. The film explores themes of greed, power, and responsibility within humanity itself. This unconventional role required all of Cruise’s acting knowledge and experience. ‘Digger’ is scheduled for a theatrical release…

In 1971, scientists moved 10 insect-eating lizards to Croatia’s Pod Mrcaru islet; when they returned in 2004, more than 5,000 descendants showed larger heads and altered digestive systems for a plant-rich diet

In 1971, Italian wall lizards were introduced to Pod Mrcaru island, where they flourished and underwent impressive evolutionary changes over the next thirty-three years. Their bite strength increased, skull sizes enlarged, and digestive adaptations allowed them to handle more plant matter efficiently. This notable case offers a compelling demonstration of evolution happening in real-time, showcasing…

The Ozempic twist: Popular weight loss drugs might secretly help bipolar disorder

Recent studies indicate that semaglutide has the potential to lower the rate of psychiatric hospitalizations among patients with bipolar disorder. This drug, primarily used to manage diabetes and obesity, may have unexpected neurological benefits. Researchers suggest that GLP-1 signaling could help protect brain tissues from stress and inflammation, although similar effects weren’t seen with other…