Six people buried in a rare Viking Age grave in Latvia show signs of violence and family ties, with DNA pointing to local Baltic ancestry

A rare ninth-century burial in Latvia revealed violence and family connections. Ancient DNA showed father and son relationships among the six individuals. Three men bore sharp-force injuries, suggesting a violent incident occurred. Genetic analysis placed the group closer to local Baltic populations. This unusual grave offers insights into Viking Age Semigallian life and kinship.

DIY: What to do with old gift boxes? Try these 5 creative ideas to reuse them at home

Old gift boxes can be your best allies in achieving stylish home organization. Tiny boxes are ideal as drawer dividers for miscellaneous small objects, while larger ones can transform into personalized desk organizers effortlessly. Moreover, those that hold sentimental value can become beautiful keepsake boxes. By reusing these boxes, you make a sustainable choice for…

Satya Niketan collapse raises safety concerns: SC amicus seeks checks of Delhi PGs, hostels

A Supreme Court amicus curiae has filed a report urging safety audits for student housing. This follows a recent five-storey building collapse in Satya Niketan which killed seven people. The incident highlighted concerns about private PG accommodations and student safety in Delhi. The Delhi High Court also questioned authorities and directed inspections of PG accommodations….